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all thes best, don't forget the suncream.

'yes officer,but i was only on the prom to take my bike to the breakers yard' ;)

Great pictures,nice clear road :D and last picture is everything thats good about cycling along a beach.....there should be more of them !

Can't wait until i am 60,,,sound like a new bike....India is an experience Eddie,take your bike and a cycle helmet....re enforced....shin pads,body armour and a first aid kit. You will need it if you ride there :D

What the F are you on about ? when i am on my bike i hate f cars ! when i am in my car, i hate f bikes ! when i am shopping or at work i hat f everybody ! and i have no f money ! back in the room now....everyone ok :D

The drivers might me grateful at not having a death on their consience irrispective of whether it was their fault or not.

Completely agree although on the programme last night the company that owns the cement mixer that killed one woman has fitted their trucks with sensors so they can 'see' the nearside blindspot. Perhaps all manufactureres should fit similar systems as standard........that doesn't mean the idiot...

We did same with our kids,better bikes and cheaper than here.

Nice to see these more powerful bikes appearing,but i am more than happy with mine,its got many thousands of miles left in it and when alls said and done it gives me that help up hills which i would probably never attempted. One day i may have the very latest bike on the market..but not for a...

so who has the best bike then ? I have....£1300 in the sale mods that take it to approx 21 mph that cost £16 (off road of course) 18a battery that will take me over 60 miles with mods it will go up any hill it will come back down at 50mph+ if i hold my nerve 24a available if required...

Just downloaded and connected my Garmin Edge 500 to it..Gives a lot of details on the ride wit co-ordinates etc. Wonder if the gps will work with the gps co ordinates on my Pansonic TZ30.

the intention is to clear the roads then him and his cronoies can knock everyone off their bikes or as they cross the road.....problem solved :D

I didn't hear about that, what happened to him?

You are making me feel so guilty now Eddie, but then when some club racer passes me i loose that guilt ;) That might put some people off buying a Bosch though....

I would closely inspect the chain links,i had a similar click which resulted in a link breaking and the chain coming off....15 miles from home...missus wasn't happy playing AA/RAC to recover me and the bike ;) I now always carry spare link.....

I'll take my chances around the ribble valley and trough of bowland thanks Flecc,but i see what you mean,just not for me though.

Technically correct,Openreach is part of BT.....but all work that comes to Openreach is dealt with in the sameway. BT work is not given priority, they are a service provider like all the others talktalk,plusnet whoever. Openreach works completely seperate from BT.....and the regulator makes...

I thought the driving was ok...just the cyclists dangerous,both to themselves and others. I don't exactly hang about but i definitely wouldn't ride like that in a busy city. Its far too dangerous.. Leaves you open to personal injury claims if you hit someone. From what i had prevoiusly read i...

I was in London yesterday and left at 8.30pm. I was amazed whilst walking back to the station at the amount of bikes,the speed they were travelling at and the lights on them. There were a lot more bikes than i imagined...weaving between the taxis and buses. They where travelling far to fast...

you should have got a Panasonic Kalkhoff, change the motor sprocket...10t,12t,14t...a 16t would be interesting and only 10 mins to change......