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I think we were all expecting this but it’s now been officially announced that nobody will have their licence category downgraded for next year. On top of that any future events this year will not carry ranking points.

https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/about/article/20200717-about-bc-news-Update-from-British-Cycling-on-the-impact-of-Covid-19-0

As the title says for all TTs run under cycling time trial regulations a functioning rear light must be used. That’s pretty much every TT in the UK. Includes hill climbs and TTTs.

They’re pretty wank at passing information out so I’m expecting a lot of people getting turned away on the start line next year...

Fun fact, riding without a helmet is still a-ok though...

When: Now

Where: BBC 1

Jeremy Corbyn 7 - 7:30

Nicola Sturgeon 7:30 - 8

Jo Swinson 8 - 8:30

Boris Johnson 8:30 - 9

Hey guys.

So I have a cannondale si crankset from a few years back that was in a bike with a bb30 bottom bracket. I’m getting a new frameset that uses bb30a. Would the old cranks work with the new frame / could I st something to make them work?

Edit for anyone searching

All that was needed was the cannondale spacer kit, part number kp483.

So then people, I need you to settle an argument for me.

Would you say “a historic castle”

Or are you wrong and you’d say “an historic castle”

Hey everyone. So as we all know training / sleeping / living at altitude can help to improve your performance.

Now that’s far too expensive for me, but has anyone seen any improvements by sleeping on the top of a bunk bed? I’m thinking about getting myself one for those marginal gains.

So I was using Garmin vector pedals and now I’m looking for something new. What’s everybody else using and how do you find them? I want to feel secure when sprinting so I’m after something with strong retention.

Went past the long walk today and it looks like there might be some pimms tents about. Plan is to head down early and set up camp near one of them.

Anybody else planning on heading in for the wedding?

Pretty much I as the title says. It’s been over a year since I was hit by a car and my solicitors have now made a part 36 offer to settle with the insurers, advising that if they do not accept or no reasonable counter offer is made that we should start court proceedings.

I need a fair bit of cosmetic work done (which I’m unable to get though the nhs as it is simply cosmetic) to fix the results of the collision. Is it too soon for me to get my hopes up that we may be close to coming to a resolution?

I’ve read up on the possible consequences of not accepting a part 36 offer, but I haven’t been able to find out how often they bring a quick resolution.