Inside Britains Biggest Bike Factory (BBC2)

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I lol'd at the 'some commuters do upwards of 1300 miles a year' Even if you have loads of holidays and only worked say 40 weeks a year, that's still less than 4 miles each way, hardly TCR levels of epic.
 

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Gregg Wallace is a Grade A anus IMHO. The blonde lady didn't really add value, but I have a warm feeling for Ruth Goodman, she always seems to exude enthusiasm and knows her stuff.
 

booze and cake

probably out cycling
A lot of Bromptons are used by people who ride to a station, catch a train, then ride to their final destination.

Obviously this is true, but they seemed to be implying 1300 miles a year to some epic commuter distance, which it isnt at all. And if they are counting the miles they spend on the train towards their commuting cycle miles then they definitely cheating.^_^
 

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Gregg Wallace is a Grade A anus IMHO. The blonde lady didn't really add value, but I have a warm feeling for Ruth Goodman, she always seems to exude enthusiasm and knows her stuff.

Poor Ruth ain't got much else going for her..
 
Poor Ruth ain't got much else going for her..
For that remark there's a position of bike tester at the Apollo bike factory waiting for you. :boxing:
Having just watched it I'd say it comes across as a cbeebies show put on later for adults who have necked half a bottle of wine after a hard day at work and have reduced attention and reasoning levels. The whole thing takes a massive IQ jump when Ruths on or the people being interviewed are imagining they are responding to a more intelligent question.
 
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