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Rain Miles Count Double is a blog about owning, maintaining, commuting and having fun on bikes in Northern Ireland. A place where, on average, it rains somewhere every other day.

Your host is me, John Girvin, a largely waterproof recreational and commuter cyclist from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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