Hikers? Ramblers? Dog walkers? Runners? Horse riders?

Absolutely agree, speaking as a cyclist, that we should obey the laws of the road, just as motorists should. How practical it is to introduce tests, well, that’s a different matter all together.

Visit any forum associated with bike racing and you'll find overwhelming condemnation for the idiots featured in the video above. It's a good job incidents like this are never caused by car drivers. Oh, hang on a minute........

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-c ... e-40134629

Wow. As a CX3 driver and a cyclist who pins a number on and competes I see both sides of the coin. There are just as many appaling drivers around as there are people riding bikes badly. The roads are for 'road users' not just car drivers - if everyone showed a bit of consideration and calmness the w...

£161 quoted. South-east prices!

Thanks - less than I thought. I was trying to do an online service quote/booking early this morning but the system falls over after you've selected a location - no way to choose a date. I guess I'll have to speak to a real person. Terrifying......

Seems the words 'first' and 'service' are too common to be searched in the forums so....

What should I be paying for a first service - 12 months/5500 miles?

Thanks

I put the Armster v2 in my CX3. It has a degree of flex as it doesn't have a frame like the Mazda one, but unless you are going to put your whole weight on it I cant see it being an issue. The actual unit itself is good quality and dooes everything you'd want an armrest to do. Fitted in about 10 min...

There is a 59.00.502 version - that fixed
it for me.

My 56 software version lost DAB text and info. The 59 version fixed it.

For me, the DAB information disappeared when I did an update of the software, a couple of versions ago. It reappeared when I then installed the most current version. I can't recall the version numbers off the top of my head, but check what you have and update if one is available. Touch wood, for me ...