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Personally I would look at a Hybrid Bike with front suspension for this use case (some even come with a lockout to make it more efficient cycling on tarmac (lock the suspension) or more comfortable (open the suspension) when doing the really light off road stuff). I bought one (a Norco XFR) for...

Layered as a stack and doorstepper granary toast on the side to help "mop up"

Tower (Starting at bottom): Portabello Mushroom topped with sausagemeat and black pudding, then topped with a single rasher of backed bacon with a poached egg on top - and it was amazing... Thanks Mrs MG.

Only one thing that might be worth you also considering if you are thinking about a diesel car. There is a lot of negative press at the moment (which might impact car values) around Euro emissions and NOx - I'm no expert but I *think* Euro 4 or lower are the ones to avoid (which is pre 2009...

Me and MG junior

Thanks for this...How long between charges? (I assume it depends on activities but a rough guide would be useful to know)

Am tempted by the Garmin Vivosmart and Fitbit Charge 2 (Apple Watch Series 2 a tad on the pricey side)

Dear NSC. I'm thinking of delving into the world of fitness trackers (I can hear the cries of don't waste your money you won't be using it in a couple of weeks) but all the same I would like to hear your collective views/experiences. I used one many years ago for running (a Garmin forerunner)...

Did you manage to get it sorted? I had similar on my new bike and it went back several times to LBS but they persevered and got it sorted after trying a few things (mine ended up being a new BB)

So has anyone bought yet? I spent most of childhood trying to be Elite or become an Imperial Prince. Had a look at some trailers looks ok....

Having recently got back into mountain biking after a 15 year absence I've gone a tad mad accessorising: Bike repair stand Pair of Schwalbe tyres Topeak mini track pump Topeak survival gear box (uber cool) Hydration Rucksack & cleaner kit New Saddle (to deal with my middle aged larger rump)...

I voted No but that is purely because I missed 6 home games because of work commitments and that is unlikely to change next year so makes financial sense to just pay to see the games I can actually make (although I will really miss my seat (East Stand Upper - Half Way line).

When you say "dropping out" do you mean that the router is disconnecting or do you mean problems with connecting over Wifi?

Went to Guiseppe's in Warwick Lane a few weeks ago - very nice

Was the first ever game I went to see !! Happy days...

We had Karndean fitted in our kitchen about 4 years ago I think. Really good flooring - bulletproof. Was expensive but looks the same as the day it was laid down.

Florida in Oct

Homemade Chicken Jalfrezi (Hairy Dieter version)

The package I am considering is £26 a month with Unlimited Bandwidth. The speeds they are "quoting" are 60 Mb down 20 Mb Up...

Current provider is Nildram (now TalkTalk). Have spoken to them about their fibre service but it is considerably more expensive than BT Infinity. So any views on the competitors Fibre offerings v BT Infinity?