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FROM THE FRONT

When you reach this issue’s letters pages, you will stumble across a whole chunk of mail replying to a simple question. None of the answers are exactly the same, as you might expect.

In last month’s magazine, reader David Stracey expressed strong views on the lack of new bikes offered to riders of that certain age. His list of requirements was decently long, but his central demands

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