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  PLUS MORE Col de Colorado – Jerome Clementz grabs some down time and heads up, up and up to Colorado’s highest point. Room 101 – your arguments against those cycling things which do not belong in this world. Will Judge Mark be persuaded by your case? Last Word – Roly makes excuses about why all his bikes are broken. Flowery Wotsit – Hannah gets all wibbly about new horizons. 29+ Bikes – Big wheels just got bigger. Bikes from Jones, Salsa and Trek that take the oversize thing to extremes. Trail Pumps – We test out a platoon of pumps to prevent your punctures pooping your party out on the trail. Grinder Bike – Wil’s been thrashing the Whyte T-130. Find out how he got on. Through the Grinder – Products carefully marinated in Pennine grit then roasted thoroughly at warp speed 5. Subscribe to Singletrack from as little as £1.99
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