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  1. [font=Arial][font=Arial]The next February I am going to [/font][font=Arial]UK[/font][font=Arial] to study and I would like follow riding my bike. [/font][font=Arial][/font]

    [font=Arial]I ask for advice to consider when I will be there.[/font]

    [font=Arial]What I need to know there? What is the different between [/font][font=Arial]Uk[/font][font=Arial] and [/font][font=Arial]Spain[/font][font=Arial] when we speak about cycling? For example, I can be sure it will rain more than in my country...but what more?[/font]

    [font=Arial] [/font]

    [font=Arial]What do you recommend me?[/font]

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    [font=Arial]Thanks.[/font]

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  2. Riding on the other side of the street takes some getting used to. Especially the part about anticipating where the traffic is coming from.

  3. DiabloScott said:

    Riding on the other side of the street takes some getting used to. Especially the part about anticipating where the traffic is coming from.

    lol, it seems easy but really I will need be careful. Thanks

  4. Fraile said:

    lol, it seems easy but really I will need be careful. Thanks

    The main thing is the volume of traffic (and the fact that a lot of UK road users treat cyclists like dirt). The UK is a crowded little island compared to the wide open expanses of Spain. Of course, how much difference from what you're used to depends on where you live in Spain, and where you're going to study in the UK!

  5. Eastway82 said:

    The main thing is the volume of traffic (and the fact that a lot of UK road users treat cyclists like dirt). The UK is a crowded little island compared to the wide open expanses of Spain. Of course, how much difference from what you're used to depends on where you live in Spain, and where you're going to study in the UK!


    why are you using boldwords like one told me?

  6. fishycomics said:

    why are you using boldwords like one told me?

    What? No entiendo...

  7. Thanks.

    One think more, Can yours tell me where I can buy cycling equipment in the south of UK?. I need to know shops, web sites, etc...

  8. Before moving to Italy I used to live in the south of England, do you know exactly were you will be living, maybe I can offer some useful advise 🙂

  9. Nadger said:

    Before moving to Italy I used to live in the south of England, do you know exactly were you will be living, maybe I can offer some useful advise 🙂


    south of England but I don´t know exactly, depend of my company. I don´t know if I must to carry my bike or buy a new one in uk.

  10. Well I have (did) always go to Berkshire cycles for my bike equipment, they always have good advise and will let you try anything first, also a good selection of all kind of bike: berkshirecycles.comberkshirecycles.com
    You can also get many good magazines in the UK, and unlike here in Italy they all have a good list of adverts, shops, web shops etc.

    Take care on main roads, car drivers think that they own the roads "we pay taxes and you do not" type attitude.

    If you ever need any more advise just ask 🙂

  11. Nadger said:

    Well I have (did) always go to Berkshire cycles for my bike equipment, they always have good advise and will let you try anything first, also a good selection of all kind of bike: berkshirecycles.comberkshirecycles.com
    You can also get many good magazines in the UK, and unlike here in Italy they all have a good list of adverts, shops, web shops etc.

    Take care on main roads, car drivers think that they own the roads "we pay taxes and you do not" type attitude.

    If you ever need any more advise just ask 🙂


    Thank you very much for your time.

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