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I passed my car test a few years ago after riding motorcycles for four year, first lesson moved quick as I got to grips with the clutch straight away after the second lesson he booked my test and I done a further 4 1hour lessons which were just practicing the parking and we drove a couple of the...

Garmin 810 with open maps works perfectly done several long distance tours and haven't got lost but i usually prepare my routes in advanced and just follow a line on the map, the device it's is the perfect size the 1000 was to big in my opinion, plus the 810 has a 10 hour battery life but often...

I want to retain the look of the car when I'm not carrying bikes.

Thanks I haven't seen those before, I think I have found some else that might work the saris grand fondo.

Hey, I'm currently driving a Mazda 3 and it has one of those plastic spoilers, I'm after a tailgate bike rack but the spoiler is causing some issues with finding one that'll fit, ideally I don't want to fit a tow ball and I definitely don't want a roof rack. Any suggestions would help. Thanks.

Well done, won't be long before you can do 30 miles and when you start to hit 40-50 miles you'll wonder why 20 felt hard.

remember that advert "ooh argh it's ambrosiaaa"

He obviously got beef with cyclists.

No actually despite my initial skepticism they're actually quite good, I'm really enjoying the freedom of having quality sound and no wires, the only thing that sucks a bit is that they only have about a seven hour battery life but they come with a cable, so it's not so bad.

Some bluetooth blose headphones.

don't bother with cheap droppers they aren't worth the money. i have a ks eten and it's not very good , while it works as it should most of the time it's not a patch on the reverbs i own, it's slow in operation, there are crevices that mud gets into and stops the post working properly, it's...

I've always preferred flats and have never had any problems with slippage, but I have just bought some spd because I'm doing a couple of long distance rides soon so anything that makes it a bit easier helps and people say it it's night and day better for leg fatigue

Got to be superstar http://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/shop/mountain/mountain-drivetrain/mountain-pedals/ but nukeproof and shimano saints are up there as well.

if you had a dropper you probably wouldn't have crashed. :p :D Just sayin'

completed the survey.

i wonder how many calories? :eek:

No one else will have vitus as it is crc s own brand.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/vitus-bikes-nucleus-275-hardtail-bike-2014/rp-prod107043 Vitus is crc own brand but they are very solid frames good geo and air sprung forks to boot, to me seems better value than the ghosts

i find 0 degrees is about my limit for short as my knees get stiff and hurt like hell, i've just bought some knee pads so i'll be wearing short when things get cold this year.

At the aged of 17 i refused to wear a helmet like most this age (not a lot parents can do or say they just rebel), now i don't go out without one.