Abercrombie

Maybe so but it suits riders that wanted to compete in both but wanted fresher legs

Thanks but no thanks. R12k for a team entry??? I suppose on the bright side it gives David a reason to get face time on tv again to explain the increase.

Well written and informative.

No, I'm not riding for free coffee's. I'm not going to ride every morning at 4 am for a free beverage. However if you allocate a certain amount and then backtrack I think one is more than entitled to question why. Apologies if this is another moan.

That was the response I received from Discovery via Twitter this morning. So who knows where that info came from

I frankly am not impressed with Vitality. I was getting 3000 points per ride which was great. No problems getting points etc. Then came the weekend and nothing was allocated. After contacting them via Twitter I was told that it would be resolved, which it subsequently hasn't. Went for a 2.20hr ride this morning and only got 600 points. I've been told that unless you use heart rate monitor ( I don't) you will only get 600 points. I have Strava and Garmin Connect as a feed but it seems unless I have a chest strap the goal post's have been moved from last week. As for Myles, this man deserves a medal for all the constant, useful advice he's given.

Is using a heart rate monitor imperative?

To what ? Fight Club ? Judging by the arguments it might be rather apt? Congratulations though

Great News indeed. Do you think there's enough time to change the design of those bloody awful football jerseys though?

I would love to know the reasoning behind changing Vit B12 from a Schedule 1 to a Schedule 3 drug which effectively means getting a prescription. It's a bloody vitamin for ^&*^%# 's sake.

My thoughts exactly when I saw this

Get over this racist crap. The reality is that the last bike that was stolen probably wasn't stolen by a middle aged executive in a Armani suit. Nothing to do with race.

Absolutely

Guys, in all honesty I think you're giving Scotty a hard time. If it had been a Specialised, Scott or whatever would you had felt different. He simply posted a picture, didn't have the guy arrested, beat up etc. A while back a very good deed was done when a Hubber spotted a bike at a garage and turns out the bike was stolen. Then everybody applauded him as the owner had thankfully got his pride and joy back. It seems you're damned if you do, damned if you don't report what you perceive as suspicious. Give the guy a break, he merely enquired if it looked dodgy. If my bike was stolen and I knew of somebody who saw and suspected it was stolen I'd be pretty livid. So do we now refrain from posting anything we may perceive as suspicious out of fear of offending anybody?