You don't need to. Pub bike. Noun. Bike that can be taken into town and will always be left well alone. For comparison see top banana racers or trick mountain bikes.
Ah, gotcha.
I'm thinking about a town bike. Certainly can't take mine into Cambridge. On the very odd occasion where I have to, I'm on edge until I get back to it.
I feel like that about mine, so it goes in Park street cycle park. Covered by CCTV, and locked with a big lock.
I still fret, but thus far it's always still been there when I've gone back.
[email hidden] wrote: Spinning is where you choose a reasonably easy gear but focus on increasing the cadence, up to about 100/105. This is easier on the legs and so far more endurable. You legs can wear out during a ride, unlike your heart and lungs.
I feel like that about mine, so it goes in Park street cycle park. Covered by CCTV, and locked with a big lock.
I still fret, but thus far it's always still been there when I've gone back.
I was hanging around in the Ben Heywards repair shop earlier this week and a guy came in, his "pretty expensive" MTB had been nicked from the Parkside Pool/KK cycle park the day before. I think that's the cycle park you're talking about?
I feel like that about mine, so it goes in Park street cycle park. Covered by CCTV, and locked with a big lock.
I still fret, but thus far it's always still been there when I've gone back.
I was hanging around in the Ben Heywards repair shop earlier this week and a guy came in, his "pretty expensive" MTB had been nicked from the Parkside Pool/KK cycle park the day before. I think that's the cycle park you're talking about?
-- Callas
Um, don't think so, no - but I may be wrong :-)
Parkside pool is a long way from Park Street car park (which has cycle parking on the lower level of it).
There's reality checkpoint, the bus station, another park, and king street, between Parkside Pool and Park Street car (and bike!) park ;-)
I feel like that about mine, so it goes in Park street cycle park. Covered by CCTV, and locked with a big lock.
I still fret, but thus far it's always still been there when I've gone back.
I was hanging around in the Ben Heywards repair shop earlier this week and a guy came in, his "pretty expensive" MTB had been nicked from the Parkside Pool/KK cycle park the day before. I think that's the cycle park you're talking about?
Nah. That's Parkside (next to the Rozzers). Velveeta means "Park St" up the other end of town, round the back of the Round Church/Baron of Beef/Mitre*
