Bicycle Tag of bike

Felt sure this had been done but it hasnt!

I thought this too. But couldn't find it on a search of the thread. There may have been a tag preposterously nearby, of course...

Diabolically close!

Old:

Model village in Brockwell Park, right next to the Temple. I've tried my hardest to make the new one link, so...

New:

A subterranean torrent runs alongside Brockwell Park. It ends where one of London's first bridges can be seen twice a day.

Good clooz!

Now that's how you do clooze, no farkin anagrams needed.

Old: Vauxhall Bridge where the River Effra flows into the Thames and where parts of the old wooden Vauxhall bridge can be seen at low tide.

New:

Scramble! Retreat Peg - The bombers are coming! (5,5)

Dagnummit, I had that one up my sleeve for a future tag. Bravo.

Good tag, bad clue.

Oh, and if you recall the Subterranean London ride, it's not that one.

(Off topic)
Been trying to identify this street for work. This is surely the place to ask :)

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come at me (with your constructive criticism) bro

EDIT: In case you're not referring to mine obvs. Oops.

@skydancer

Upper Berkeley St

https://goo.gl/maps/vMscvXKNiiL2

I got it first time by the way.

#aminotclever

Upper Berkley St as it enters Portman Sq.

Damn, tagzumped without a tag.

Some berk was bound to get it before you.

Upper Berkley St

You mis-spelled it, too.

#kickhimwhenhe'sdown

Wonderful ta!

Some berk was bound to get it before you.

No, you're a berk.

Well, I've found malandro's new one from my arm chair, but not by following his clue.
Don't worry, I shan't be chasing it, I'm indoors for a couple of days, inna norovirus kinda way...

Old: Bomb shelter sign on Lord North Street, which is just off Great Peter Street, which is the solution to the cryptic clue:

Scramble! [Make an anagram of] Retreat Peg [these letters] - The bombers are coming! (5,5) [= Great Peter]

Or something like that...I think.

Anyway, Lord North Street has been home to two Prime Ministers, and also Lord Anderson, the Home Secretary who, during the Second World War, gave his name to the ubiquitous bomb shelters. The painted sign on the wall indicates the location of a bomb shelter (although presumably NOT an Anderson shelter).

New: A little BTOB tribute

UK national travels by bike embracing unknown in legendary shop (7,6)

Edit: cryptic clue added, for bantz

You're welcome.

Harumph

Excellent new tag.

Proper chuffed about that.

Great marketing channel too. Maybe we could sell BTOB tags to ad agencies?