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A very similar bridge to the Humber but this one is other end of UK. First Severn Crossing over the River Severn between Bristol and Chepstow, The slipway beneath teh bridge is from the days when ferry was the only way across teh River Severn. Built so well its still stands despite zero maintenance!

sorry never been to alps prior but i found Alpbach bus to ski lift a pain and slopes busier than i expected. Not many eateries so stuck with hotel grub. Overall i would find somewhere i could walk to ski lift with a bit more options for apres ski time :)

Thanks for the honesty. With that in mind I think ill stick to the three resorts I know and enjoy...Seefeld , Saas fe and Lech am arlberg . Happy skiing .@@charliefourzero

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not got much much experience comparing to sit in kayaks (i capsized too easy!) but a friend was quicker than me in his 19070 banana looking thing, just meant i had to paddle harder but certainly easy to keep on track.

nice, how's that windscreen working for you?

doesn't come with plugs, kayak is pitched towards idiot proof market! so you just get a bit wet rather than tip :)

UK Forest of Dean :)

Hi Gareth, i've not been out since, bit chilly! How about you?

Hi been out once from penarth up to llantwit magor area as it was choppy out there . Hopefully get out over over xmass , in the winter we try to get out at least once month to give the skis a run . In the summer we go from penarth to porlock area stop at watchet marina, park up and get some food , then ride back along the coast to Weston area , then back over to penarth , I also sort out rides to other places teignmouth, brixham and Weymouth we did this year

icomuk.co.uk/ic-m73euro/handheld-vhf-marine-radio Icom M73. it's the profession end of recreational VHF, doesn't float unfortunately but small details such as loudness ensure i can just about hear a broadcast.

A bit mellow for the helmet, i don’t wear one when i run in the Forest either. There’s always a risk with everything but thankfully its personal choice when or if you use one to cycle in the UK.

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@@charliefourzero you just look a helmet for not wearing one

@@MsPaulsf to a conformist yes! we are all free to make our own choices.

Large frame and i am 6’1” 95kgs i eat alot of doughnuts :)

@@charliefourzero THATS REAL FUNNY YOU SAID

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Yes definitely addictive to ride daily and bonus is you can explore new places due to range you achieve with assist. Drawback is i am running out of new routes to explore so i need to drive then ride. Big investment but good for health and wellbeing especially if you are strict and keep it in eco accept for those impossible ascents when the front wheel is hard to keep down.

Probably will be tempted one day but still enjoying the assist up to 15.5mph and then leg power for anything faster. I think modifying to USA spec would give another few mph without losing accurate speed range measurements?

@@charliefourzero yes Chip is dumb. Pay 2 Dollars for 25mph

In Eco it genuinely looks like 100mile area but Trail or Boost seems to be twice as demanding. Will reply again if i get better stats to share…

that was me two months ago too :) despite being an emtb, my legs ache so bad from riding it every opportunity i get!

Wow thats some pedalling, i’m only on 750miles and second chain but a link got twisted.

That was something i was also concerned about having seen other reviews but can’t say i notice it or any drag. I think it looks worse than it is as suspension compresses during riding lifting the rear wheel and chain up but i will have to take another look…

Ha! one day - if i was around more often we would defo have a vid. Cant stage it tho, gotta be incidental - all my vids are made like that. Just film for fun and then see if theres enuf to make anything from...

about £4K more than i wanted to spend! www.canyon.com/en-gb/electric-bikes/electric-mountain-bikes/spectral-on/spectral-on-cfr/spectral-on-cfr/3114.html?dwvar_3114_pv_rahmenfarbe=BK%2FGY