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Anyone been over Putney bridge recently? It looks like somebody bombed the road it is that bad.
Its amazing how many deep dangerous potholes I avoid when commuting on main roads. Side roads are pretty good. -
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And I am not talking about durex or trojan helmets :)
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I suppose a lot of people are to cool for helmets but those that do use them how many get indentation marks on your forehead where the helmet presses against your skin and how long does it last? I get it even after 20 minutes and it normally lasts for 1 hour…. very annoying
I have the right fit and I purposefully leave my helmet a bit loose just so that when I go upside down it doesn’t fall of (without the straps which I keep tight when wearing my helmet when riding).
Having owned 2 expensive helmets in the last 2 years I always get this. Maybe I have soft skin :) -
I gonna do the metal balls and superglue thing.
Great tip.
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2 months is not BAD either.
Keep in mind that their complaints department is probably non existing. That they have to do some paperwork for the investigation etc etc. The investigation probably takes 2 weeks as a letter is send to driver he has a few days to reply etc. Then all this gets processed and send eventually back to the complaints department.
2 months seems long but really its rough 40 working days
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Hi,
bought the Marin Inverness yesterday. Rode it 1 hour so far and I loved it... except the saddle which is a bit to hard for me so I will be replacing it.Just a note, looks like the white saddle and white bars that are showing on the Marin website are not what you actually get or the final design!
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what do you guys think of the Marine Inverness? (or dominican)
Looks like a nice bike and I like that it does not have race handles
Need to test ride one but pretty sure I will get the Inverness
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lol.
I have a £200 helmet and its light and airy. spend some more folks its worth it.
from http://road.cc/content/news/16635-london-cyclists-red-alert
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The London Cycling Campaign (LCC) has issued a warning to London cyclists that 700 heavy concrete mixer trucks are this weekend scheduled to visit The Shard building site near London Bridge Station.
Starting during this evening's rush hour - oh joy - and lasting for 36 hours, almost 700 return lorry trips will continuously pour 12,500 tons of concrete into the foundations of Europe's largest building site."