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It's always a pleasure to see our fellow Wyoming natives making major moves and thus is the case with Chance Sanchez.

Muslims offer special namaz on the occasion of Eid-Ul-Fitr from their homes in Prayagraj on Friday Prayagraj: Even as Muslim families of the Sangam city celebrated Eid-Ul-Fitr at their homes, the festival remained a low-key affair this year, owing to the ongoing second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The city wore a sombre look because of the number of Covid deaths witnessed recently. Moreover, people were cautious and did not step out, keeping in mind the dangers of the ongoing pandemic. Although during the days leading to the festival, a number of people did come out for shopping, Eid rema...

Pirelli has launched a new family of clincher tyres, the P Zero, coming in the form of P Zero Race and P Zero Road. The new tyres are taking over from the P Zero Velo. Pirelli’s range of road clincher tyres has been renewed with the aim of offering even more grip, more smoothness and more comfort. In addition, it has been brought into line with the new standards in the sector, the brand said. P Zero Race Arriving chronologically after the P Zero Race TLR and Race TLR SL, for reasons of market demand, which is now moving towards the tubeless option, Pirelli said, the new P Zero Race tyre is ...

Bike Hugger Pirelli Launches P Zero Pirelli launches P Zero today. That’s a new family of clincher tires. P Zero Race is for pure performance. P Zero Road is for those looking for an all-round clincher. The performance version sells for $49.99 and the race is $74.90. The Velo line, being replaced by Zero, is still on Amazon. Pirelli Launches P Zero Both offer even more grip, smoothness, and comfort. The race tire is made with Pirelli’s new SmartEVO Compound. The casing has been adapted to the latest ETRTO 19c rim standards (inner channel size). The performance rubber is for racing a...

FRSC The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Thursday assured commuters and transporters that it would sustain the current free flow of traffic along the Ogun axis of the Lagos/Ibadan expressway. The Ogun Sector Commander of the corps, Mr Ahmed Umar, gave the assurance in Abeokuta in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Umar, who said there had been substantial and noticeable improvement in the traffic situation along the Ogun corridor of the expressway, pledged that the FRSC would sustain this. He attributed the development to the recently inaugurated “Operation Zero Road C...