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You're at the cyclist cafe when this lady compliments your orchid collection.

What do you do, /n/? Oh and she's 163cm and 49kg, all slow twitch.
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>>1981344
Female bodybuilders often get implants because cutting kills their tits so hard. Pathological muscle girls often suffer a similar fate, or at least try hard to make their pecs look like breasts.
>olympic-style weightlifters
Pretty rare in my experience. Most female weighlifters are fridgemode chunkies. But I suppose it's possible since having a little extra fat doesn't hurt anything.
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>>1981344
peak performance
>>1981353
>he thinks 16.5 bmi is athletic
>>1981359
baste taste
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>>1985679
does it mean she wants to suck on them on step on them cause i'm down for both
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>>1991060
>bodybuilders look like cope machines
yeah well that's not surprising, it's always true regardless of gender
and you can be a weightlifter without being a copebuilder, you know
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>>1984621
Total fixie death. Kill fixies behead fixies roundhouse kick a fixie into the concrete.

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>>1992871
>corporations
>soul
You are my most useful goy
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>>1992878
>goy
the common denominator in every industry switching from being passion focused to money focused is the yaoudis
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>>1992914
rope yourself sanddigger
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>>1992856
>>1992871
>>1992914
Why do people feel the need to respond to bot tier posts filled with nothing but buzzwords? Come on man, you're better than this
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>>1992741
Ayo whats up with United why is shit falling off their planes all the time recently
They already suck as it is and have most of the worst hubs in America
now they stop doing maintenance?

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>>1992070
That's illegal!
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reported this thread
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The virgin FAA regs vs the Chad pilot
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>>1992070
Did you say "I have visual on the runway"?
It's like calling "no homo" for the CVR. They have no way to tell.
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>>1993193
>>1993218
Nah I was like “I can’t see anything, I hope the runway shows up *MINIMUMS*, let’s go, let’s go, *100* there’s a tree to my right, alright I see the lights “

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Have you ever defended yourself against a car while cycling?

I've considered executing U-lock justice a few times and knocking off a mirror or something, but it seems like a good way to go to jail or get killed.

Recommendations? Stories?
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>>1981395
Not sure I would call it defence but I've broken mirrors and tail lights of cars parked in bike lanes. Oh an one time a ute overtook me very quickly and shouted something like "fuck off fag" but I caught up in the lights and broke his mirror with my lock, then hightailed it back throught the sidewalk.
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>>1988146
Glock owners are too stupid to defend themselves. They're more likely to shoot themselves on accident. They always screw it up somehow
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>>1988024
Carry pepper spray
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>>1981535
Yeah I was about to say OP is simply trying to get shot while legally being at fault. The city will celebrate your death.
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>>1988043
is he ok

Do you guys ever talk to fellow passengers on your public transit?
>another week of riding the subway
>another week not talking to anyone, barely making eye contact, just standing facing the door/looking at the floor
>another week seeing the same people at my home station and never talking to them
>another week seeing the same qt girls and never looking at them let alone talking to them, even if a seat opens next to them
I know it isn't common for people to talk a lot on the train nowadays with everyone having headphones on but it still feels horrible
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>been riding subway for 10 years
>have never spoken to a single other person despite seeing all these same people who get on and off with me in my town's station
it doesnt even matter anyway, not like i would tell people any details whatsoever about myself. still living with mommy and daddy in my childhood home at 32 years old, you think im exposing my life to a single person where they can see that? even the people in town who ride their bikes on the train like i do, i cant face that humiliation even though getting to know people in my same town would be a good social experience, i cant do it.
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>>1989964
i only speak to people i have financial transactions with
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>>1990645
How often do you take the subway though? I've been taking it multiple times a day for almost 25 years and I get into a conversation every couple of years. Admittedly it's usually because I ran into someone I know. One time I accidentally sat next to a guy I shared a cubicle with 10+ years prior, in another job in another state. I was in a terrible mood at that exact moment and I was ruder than I should have been so we never reconnected.

Usually it's just mentally ill people who talk to me when I'm in a certain mood, I guess they can see I'm also not right in the head. They're not so bad really, just strange and lonely. Since my doctor put me on certain medications it has been easier for me to engage in a steady conversation with schizophrenic homeless people. It's good practice in case I ever want to become a normie again.
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>>1990706
i take it twice a day during commute hours. lots of people on both trains. see lts of people, the same people usually, getting on and off at my home station. im on the train with some of these people for half an hour. i still never talk to anyone.

i know times are different now than the long past because 99% of people are on their phones with headphones on so you would actively have to disrupt their experience to talk to them. but i dont think thats hard for normal peope to do.
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>>1989833
>Do you guys ever talk to fellow passengers on your public transit?
Never.
The polite thing to do, and the only thing to do on public transport is to stfu and mind your own business. Talking to random people on the train would exhaust me and everyone else and I would have no energy to do anything else. Anyone that talks to strangers on public tranasport is mentally ill.

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Delta Cycle and Dimension stem raisers are being recalled because they can shift during use and pose a fall hazard.

The recall affects about 500,000 units sold in the U.S., and about 8,510 sold in Canada. The affected Delta Cycle stem raisers are model numbers TD3318B, TD3318S, TD3418B, and TD3418S. The Dimension model numbers are SM1977 and SM1979. All of the models were sold in black and silver and measure between 5 and 7 inches high.

Consumers should stop using the recalled models and contact Delta Cycle to schedule a free repair at an independent bike dealer. Delta Cycle can be reached at 800-474-6615 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday; by email or online.

No injuries have been reported, but there has been one report of a stem riser shifting during use. The stem risers were sold at REI and local bicycle stores nationwide and online at designbydelta.com and Amazon.com from January 1998 through January 2024 for about $46
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>>1992827
You've clearly not met anyone who's bought a road bike, got a fit, went on a single club ride then found that they zero flexibility from a life of being a cager. This is the kind of shit that caters to that crowd. Plus old men who still want to ride the same bike they got in the 90s.
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>>1992833
I don't think that's a statistically relevant problem, but let's suppose it was, if some 70 year old MAGA boomer chose to walk past the rows and rows of upright bitch bikes and went straight for the TT bike with the Chris Boardman position and hurt his back that's his problem, "the industry" didn't force him to do that, he did that to himself
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Sometimes I think these threads are made by a single person arguing between their personalities. No one cares about none of the crap you described.
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>>1992827
rent free™ and schizoposting™
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>>1992836
What are you on about?? Op made this thread to alert fellow cyclists about a recall. Why is that somehow connected to the schizo argument in your head?

Tell me your favourite loco and I'll rate it/base my opinion of you from it/foam at the mouth about it if it's cool or I haven't seen it yet. Pictured is mine, class 170 (in ScotRail saltire blue livery) they're kinda clunky and old but god do they ever make the best engine noise in the world, you aren't a railfan unless you've heard one thunder out of Glasgow central station. (Can you tell I'm a foamer for this thing?)
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>>1992947
You locomotive got stung in the face by a bee.
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>>1993079
You don't like the flatter rounder look?
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>>1993081
I do not care for the flatround .
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>>1993084
That look is pretty kino actually...I prefer it to the F40PH actually don't kill me. Also a big fan of the original Acela Express trainsets.
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>>1986354
Understandable many are filtered by Japanese locomotives.

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These faggots should be strictly restricted to class F airspace, with well defined dimension and NEVER EVER LEFT OUT, sick and tired of avoiding them. Yesterday while flying a personal Cessna 310 from a buddy of mine and 3 weeks ago on the Dash 8 with the small airliner I fly for.
>23 year old co pilot
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>>1948692
Bacon what's stopping you from flying one of them? Not like you need legs to use
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>>1951544
that doesn't look very safe
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>>1948669
I don't have the balls to take the ultralightpill. I have heard too many stories involving stall
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>>1987891
lastime,,,iflew hanglider,,wento high,,,,,toclose to God.,
,,could see the homespread out sofar,,feel the lostormented,, compassion tears raining down,,
,"GOD HELP ME TO HELP THEM!",
,,,,on loanding ROTOR catchs me and BBBBLAM! quadraplegia,, i knewhat happened instantly,,,was versed in medical issues.,Gods will accepted righthere.,
,,,,,,im still waiting for further instruction.,
,since then have renewed pilots license,,tons of Cessna time buzzzzzing clouds,,VFR is meanto bebroken!,,,flown gliders., love those Blonic? forward swept wings and aluminumaking 'Boooing sound letting me know the wind is UP!!
,,,buto your question,,,,thinking,,,,,,thinking,,,,,,
,,,,,,,,,,,,
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>>1987891
ooooo ya,,almost forgot, purchased a Q200 Ratan "N789BF" and modified it for wheelchair,twist rudder on the stick,,remove pedals,,cutdown side for entry.,60MPG,,,150 MPH,,,600 pound payload,,3 second roll rate,,,,,
,,,schizophrenia happened to brother slaming my life HARD!,demon posesion!,,,you can google "Costa Mesa suicide bomber" for info.,
,,,had tomove,,selleverything.,
,,,,,wento work at OCC teaching DMS students.
(diognostic medical sonographers).
,,,THATWASFUN!, volunteer nopay.

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Why not take the boatpill?
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>>1990457
>>>2708948
crossover
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>>2708948
don of a bitch
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzFr5PNE5pE
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>>1938536
kayaking is great fun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF5lUcQDiio
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94jABJjpDrc

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It’s happening, bros.
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>>1993075
is that just a shitty render or is it actually going to be diesel?
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>>1993078
Neither

Share your ride, ask for advice, shitpost about 'em, so and on and so on.

All posters with pedal less monstrosities like Sur Ron's will be summarily executed.
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>>1984404
Best Buy sells some cheap ones that seem decent and u can pick them up so it doesn't get shipped and end up broken
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>>1984622
same 20mph is fine meanwhile roadfags spend just as much for their shitty gear and blow through intersections all the time to conserve speed
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>>1992380
This is why I prefer conversion kits because of the easy DIY. Some pre-made ebikes are just awful to work on
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is fiido a good brand and specifically the fiido t1. to use for city travel and maybe carrying women back to my place from work

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Are thinner tires better for bikes that are used in the city and gravel roads mostly?
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large tires (2.25" ~ 57mm) are way better than skinnier on rough gravel, it's the difference between walking or floating over it at full speed.
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>>1992407
>full carbon fatbike

why?
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>>1992407
Honestly probably a goofy ass ride I'd love to give er a spin

On the topic of tires, anyone recommend some fast 650b gravel tires in the >= 2.00in range?|
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>>1993054
race kings
i think rocket rons come in a 650
gravelking slicks or rh if you want no knobs (both are 48mm/1.9" though), but rh does make a 2.2" knobby. not too sure about the rr of that one, but i rh tires feel a lot faster than gravelkings on smoother gravel.

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Why does this keep happening?
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>>1993015
This literally happens all the time, it’s just that for some gay (stupid) reason, the media is covering every little thing. It’s like if the news reported every car crash and near miss, there would be 1000 of stories every day. I should know, I’m a pilot
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>>1993015
Obviously won't happen over France tomorrow due to ATC strike
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>>1993016
>I should know, I’m a pilot
you say this to the cashier when checking out groceries, or the UPS guy when he delivers a package, don't you?

i guess i would too, you guys are hot shit.
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>>1993015
Those clowns over in ATC need a refresher course on Vitaly Kaloyev.

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If you want help picking out a bike, post your height, what you will use the bike for, and a link to your local craigslist.

>I want to buy a new bike. What should I watch out for?
Don't buy Wal-Mart garbage.
Don't buy department store garbage.
Beware of amazon and alibaba garbage.

>Should I buy from Bikes Direct?
If you are clueless enough that you need to ask, no. If you have no mechanical ability, no. If the alternative is walmart, maybe. Ask first.

>I want to buy a used bike. What should I watch out for and where should I buy?

Craigslist is good for old bikes. Pinkbike.com/buysell is good for used modern mid- to high- end mountain bikes.
Ask in /bbg/ if uncertain.


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https://lynchburg.craigslist.org
https://richmond.craigslist.org
I'm familiar with both these cities but I would have to travel to both of them
>>1993008
I'm looking for an older road bike, ideally something that I could put a rack on. I'm not well versed in bicycles, I've only rode cheap mountain bikes from when I was younger. I would be using it mostly on paved roads, bikepacking being the end goal. I'm 6 foot.
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>>1993010
if you're inexperienced, looking for vintage and don't want to spend an arm and a leg, i suggest buying a $20-$50 pos, and spending the rest of your budget on basic tools and new tires. this way you can learn what you like and don't like without spending a lot of money. you'll also learn basic maintenance which will be beneficial in the future. if you hate the bike, you just put the old tires back on and re-list it for the same price you paid and try something else. 80s jap bikes are a great value. Miyata, Nishiki, Centurion, Panasonic, Shogun, etc.
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>>1993003
Putting bikes direct and amazon/walmart bikes in the same category shows you have no idea what you're talking about. Just because there is a cultural taboo against swapping the 105 crankset and putting in fsa and still calling it a "105 build" doesn't mean it's in the same league as grip shifting monstrosities. I agree the marketing is skeezy and the bikes have negative prestige and many of the customers are probably pretty clueless but it's still better than a random craiglist dumpster dive, and btw you'll need mechanical ability on a mail order bike, unless maybe it's a canyon or something where it's meticulously done except for clamping the bars and sticking the front wheel in the dropouts

For those who are sailors, what sorts of books to you take to read while underway?


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