mudsticks
Obviously an Aubergine
Surely, It's cars like that, that are partially responsible for the current appalling state of our roads..
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Surely, It's cars like that, that are partially responsible for the current appalling state of our roads..
Maybe, maybe not.Surely, It's cars like that, that are partially responsible for the current appalling state of our roads..
Due to the larger tyres fitted to such vehicles, the load per square inch on the road surface could quite possibly be lower than a smaller vehicle thus reducing wear on the road surface in comparison.
But that's a thread diversion.
mudsticks
Obviously an Aubergine
Maybe, maybe not.
Due to the larger tyres fitted to such vehicles, the load per square inch on the road surface could quite possibly be lower than a smaller vehicle thus reducing wear on the road surface in comparison.
But that's a thread diversion.
This thread was always going to be diverting
Shut Up Legs
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“The story so far: In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.”
classic33
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If it hadn't been created, there'd be no people to made angry.
raleighnut
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Nah I'll stick with my B17n (narrow)Better get a broader saddle then
mudsticks
Obviously an Aubergine
Nah I'll stick with my B17n (narrow)
Mmmn, your appeal that your rear end be left uncleaved, seemed somewhat spurious from the get go..
Drago
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I forget the exact figure, but according to my BiL, who is, for his sins, a highways engineer, a fully laden LGV does in the order of 10,000 times the damage to the road surface as a car.Surely, It's cars like that, that are partially responsible for the current appalling state of our roads..
As promised, I slept the night in my XC90. Its chuffing cold, but that's the price to pay for immortality.
Yes they did. One site in Turkey shows massive partying with roast antelope and beer in the time period when agriculture was just starting (10-12,000 yrs ago), leading to the hypothesis that beer was the driving force behind agricultural grain production.
Yellow Saddle
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Sis on you for spoiling a nice alarmist greenie story with logic.Maybe, maybe not.
Due to the larger tyres fitted to such vehicles, the load per square inch on the road surface could quite possibly be lower than a smaller vehicle thus reducing wear on the road surface in comparison.
But that's a thread diversion.
Soz.
I wish people would avoid the loaded term 'created' when referring to this kind of thing. It comes with so much baggage.
classic33
Leg End Member
Well, it all started with a big bang...I wish people would avoid the loaded term 'created' when referring to this kind of thing. It comes with so much baggage.
Electric_Andy
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Squatting can be better than sitting in terms of load bearing surfaces (though I'm not sure if it's better or worse for your knees). It's also a better way of doing a poop.
presta
Legendary Member
Road damage is proportional to the fourth power of the axle weight, not tyre size or pressure.Maybe, maybe not.
Due to the larger tyres fitted to such vehicles, the load per square inch on the road surface could quite possibly be lower than a smaller vehicle thus reducing wear on the road surface in comparison.
But that's a thread diversion.
