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My guess is that it's restricted to conform to whatever local legislation it was made for. I suspect it's a Class 3 system

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/disabledpeo ... /dg_179937

I could be wrong though?

Religion Religious Education was the most boring, un-enlightening subject EVER. I learned far more about sex during Biology classes. I learned far more about Islam etc etc from talking to people from those faiths than I ever did during classes. Nothing in any lesson inspired me to find out more abou...

DavidT wrote:

reohn2 wrote:Lube,TF2 cheap at around £4 and does what it says on the can .

+1 And it's made in Britain

Well, who knows where it was made, what with plate tectonics and all that.

Anyway, 3 in 1 here - and no, it's not vegetable based, no matter what Sheldon Brown says.

I have a MagicShine MJ-808, but it's a bit bright for town centre commuting. The fixing mechanism makes it really easy to take off when I fold though - just a thick rubber band, and I haven't had any problems with it slipping. I also have those reflective spoke covers. They fit the Brompton's wheel...

If a cyclist is pootling along at 5mph and a lorry wing mirror, doing 40 mph, hits the back of the cyclists head what's the impact velocity? If a cyclist flies through the air and head buts the kerb after hitting a car that's pulled out in front of them when they're doing 10 mph what's the chance of...

For me the most puncture resistant tyre gets my vote. Fixing punctures on the roadside isn't part of 'the cycling experience' IMO

I'm coming back from a badly broken leg and during test rides on prospective bikes I found that a nagging pain was purely due to me badly positioning my feet on the pedals, along with arbitrary saddle alignment. So, first, I'd recommend getting cleat type shoes and have them fitted properly - either...

Here you go

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=vaude&l=1

Jesus - life's too short. Wear one, don't wear one - you have a choice. But spend time cycling instead of raking over tired old arguments.

kwackers wrote:Does he *actually* ride a bike though? I mean like, everyday on the roads for normal everyday things?

Oh please tell me you're more informed than you appear to be.

reohn2 wrote:

garybaldy wrote:It seems to be a man thing. Didn't see the women behaving like that today!

They don't have prostates.

I know the saddles are narrow, but *that* narrow?

Oh come on people - lies, damn lies and statistics

Go to the local nick and ask them? They should have it down as I think the officer has to finish the paperwork by the end of their shift? At least they'll be able to tell you the procedure.

Eammno wrote:

theenglishman wrote:It's all Thatcher's fault

Well it is. Didn't she say that any man travelling on a bus after the age of 25 was a failure?

No, she didn't.

Ok, it was 26, not 25, but she did

http://www.parliament.the-stationery-of ... 702-10.htm

Go see the police. That's what I'd have done long before putting the video on youtube.