Cycle mag

[Mick F]

I've opted out of receiving it.
Most of mine went in the bin unread.

Purely academic now, as I won't be renewing my membership next year.

[PH]

Purely academic now, as I won't be renewing my membership next year.

I am surprised to hear that

[thirdcrank]

... I won't be renewing my membership next year.

You kept that very quiet.

[Rod Goodfellow]

"Most of mine went in the bin unread.

Purely academic now, as I won't be renewing my membership next year."

Me too (for the pedants -I also)

[lbomaak2]

Have others noted the irony in the Letter of the Month award in the October magazine? The author of the "Smell the flowers" letter being given a piece of technology that would be ideal for the sort of cyclists he derides!

[Cyril Haearn]

Have others noted the irony in the Letter of the Month award in the October magazine? The author of the "Smell the flowers" letter being given a piece of technology that would be ideal for the sort of cyclists he derides!

Care to explain, for those of us who have not see the Gazette?
Diolch

[colin54]

Care to explain, for those of us who have not see the Gazette?
Diolch

You can read some (not all) of the magazine articles here when it's published:-

https://www.cyclinguk.org/publication/c ... ember-2020
p.s I wonder what 'optional horizontal orientation' is (mentioned as one of the features of this issue's letter prize) ?

[Oldjohnw]

How about this joining offer:

https://www.cyclinguk.org/billboard/fb-lezyne-lights

[Cyril Haearn]

@colin54
Thanks very much
..
Sorry to read the suggestion that one should wave at considerate drivers. The gesture could be misinterpreted as a challenge or threat

[lbomaak2]

p.s I wonder what 'optional horizontal orientation' is (mentioned as one of the features of this issue's letter prize) ?

It works when you are riding a recumbent?

[Jdsk]

Excellent advice, regardless of other technology in use.

Jonathan