It is not always possible to ford rivers that are easily forded on a
mountain bike on your road bike with 23mm tyres...
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Doki said:
It is not always possible to ford rivers that are easily forded on a
mountain bike on your road bike with 23mm tyres...At least it's warm and sunny this morning! (It is here anyway)
peter
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Doki said:
It is not always possible to ford rivers that are easily forded on a
mountain bike on your road bike with 23mm tyres...lol
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[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
It is not always possible to ford rivers that are easily forded on a
mountain bike on your road bike with 23mm tyres...
As the chap who spent several weeks in traction opposite me on the
orthopaedic ward discovered. -
Doki said:
It is not always possible to ford rivers that are easily forded on a
mountain bike on your road bike with 23mm tyres...I once dutifuly followed the advice to cyclists to use a bridge around
a ford in Northumberland only to find that a smooth, wet wooden bridge
and 23 mm tyres aren't made for each other either.Dave
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