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Is your desired area in the city or out in the countryside ? Under the 2003 Land Reform Act any private property in a built up area is regarded as "curtilage" and excluded from access privileges. In areas outside of built up areas the Access Code allows estate managers, pretty much on a wh...

You would think that a caravan site operator would notice how many of their customers arrive with bicycles and conclude that having a direct link to a safe cycle network would be a big added attraction. Anyway, I just checked and the online part of the petition was up to 550.

Signed the petition here;

www.change.org/p/ardchattan-community-c ... ycle-route

I am assembling a bike from parts. I bought an aerosol tin of waxoyl for £10. About half of the can seemed to be enough to do the frame and forks. The frame is black. The day after spraying the frame was very sunny. Leaving the bike sitting in the sun resulted in the frame warming up and a lot of ex...

Hallo, Good luck with the bike buying. What some shops describe as a "hybrid" bike is also sometimes called a "trekking" or "town" bike. There was an article in a recent club magazine which reviewed some decent entry level bikes; you can find a pdf of the article at: ht...

You might find it useful to read these previous threads; https://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?t=107532 https://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=113936&hilit=bristol+bath Bikes on trains can become a complicated subject. You can find the national railway policies at "http://...

Resident of Scotland here. Water falls out of the sky in great amounts; you don't have to travel far to find some, even when it hasn't rained for days. I use a simple cloth filter and chlorine dioxide tablets; the tablets treat one litre of water. A lot of one litre pop bottles (Irn Bru and the like...

by meic » 7 Jul 2017, 10:28am
What is the trailer in the background of the last photograph, do they have rickshaws in York now?

I think it was a family with a cargo trike. There were a few of them dotting about.

Here's what some of it looked like.


Lightweight camp site.


One of the side shows.


Hitting the road again on Monday morning.

Its a well known (or at least I thought so) flash sale site specialising in sporting equipment. All flash sale sites I am aware of require you to be a "member" as I think it's part of their tax dodge. You seem to be being needlessly confrontational... Ok, will try again. You asked for adv...

Report this post Quote Unread postby honesty » 15 Jun 2017, 8:22am Tinnishill I'm not sure you quite understand what click bait means... Yep, I misused the term. I was trying to alert you to a problem with the link you posted without having to type out, "I can't see the item you are interested...

unable to view your link without signing up to their click bait website

Tinnishill wrote: Here's the lightweight but expensive option http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-nov-Titan ... SwfVpYpoXT They also do a 13/10/8 version A nice tool, but surely having the 8 inside the 10 like that would limit its use where there is an obstruction in the space occupied by the 10? I concu...

Here's the lightweight but expensive option

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-nov-Titan ... SwfVpYpoXT

They also do a 13/10/8 version

Northern Ireland .....Free prespricions, free university education, free Grammar schools ..... ....WHY !!!!!! We "English tax" payers are paying for this !! We have just had a UK election. Another one will be along shortly. Persuade everyone you know to vote for parties (any party) which ...