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The medium term problem is likely to be the recurrence of variants because every time one appears there will be a period of uncertainty whilst the medical specialists confirm that the vaccine works for that particular strain. Meanwhile there could be temporary border closures, travel bans and lock d...

You probably won't get insurance - travel or health, unless the pandemic is declared clear by the WHO.

northerncyclist wrote:Good question....I mean generally from March / April onwards....I am looking at December.

You guess is as good as Boris' planning.

My view we might be sorted by then. Might as is in doubtful.

Do you mean now or December?

I question the need to edit video whilst touring. Tablets are not known for great video editing capability plus you are adding weight and volume to your bags. ..... It must depend on the output the individual is seeking. If e.g. a sequence of clips showing the highlights for the day/week (passing c...

I question the need to edit video whilst touring. Tablets are not known for great video editing capability plus you are adding weight and volume to your bags. I suggest spend some time getting the Android app working with the GoPro. All you need is the ability to control and adjust the camera settin...

I've still got a Triangia which was bought circa 1978. Still works tho' hasn't been used for a few years now. The seal ring will be persihed I guess.

Jdsk wrote:IMO this thread is doing fine. All information and thoughts appreciated.

Thanks, everybody

Jonathan

I did say "almost"

Trekking bars may give you more choices for hand positions and orientations.

We are almost at a stage where this thread can be unstickied and a new, factually correct, sticky created.

The new post could cover:

EU Visa requirements for UK citizens,
Info on Schengen areas,
Proving movements in and out of Schengen countries,
EHIC or equivalent.

Anything else?

My Father was a very heavy drinker, always in the pub and never drank at home. It caused my parents to divorce and he died at 57 years old of cancer of the aesophagous. That was in 1992. He was a tough, burly bricklayer with a good sense of humour and sharp wit and the bonhomie of the pub atmospher...

The other point about that peninsula is the costal road north of Applecross can be harder than the Beallach itself. It follows the coast and includes numerous down and ups at burns/streams. Typically the bridge is on the apex of the U bend so you can't carry speed onto the uphill. It saps the legs q...

uppadine wrote:Thanks Navrig, that's the best and almost only thing i've read on the subject.
Any other leads gratefully received. I'm sure there must be CTC members with this piece of kit in them.

There is more of you Google


Cycling with an artificial sphincter

This is worth a read:

https://www.roadbikerider.com/riding-af ... se%20times.

I ran a smart turbo for a while. Typically "smart" means that the trainer is ERG, that is, the trainer can automatically adjust the resistance on the fly wheel in response to a software app which has been connected to the trainer. This helps simulate hills and hence harder effort which we ...