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I am a railway fan from Moscow. In my free time, I make videos of trains, subways, and transportation. Ask questions about my activities, and the transport of my country, stereotypes, in general, everything that is interesting, I will try to answer.
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>>2067566
Yooooooo
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>>2055104
lewd
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>>2056886
I hope it's possible again 10 years from now.
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>>2060832
I think most of those are "soft power" propaganda videos but idgaf, I will literally watch manchurian candidate brainwashing videos that turn me into a BNWO sissy as long as it's comfy and train related and there are no ads or loud noises and as long as the brightness level doesn't vary too much throughout the video and there's no music
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>>2051893
wheres the one with a lady holding a baguette vs one holding a rocket launcher

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>wears a rolex daytona while driving, just like paul newman
Fine
>wears a rain coat when it's raining, just like gene kelly
Fine
>wears gym shorts at the gym, just like wilt chamberlain
Fine
>wears aviators just because, just like val kilmer in top gun
Fine
>wears tacticool ballistic nylon cargo pants when working, just like steven seagal in under siege
Fine
>wears cycling shorts when cycling
Whoa wait WHAT NOOOOO YOU CAN'T DO THAT YOU TRYHARD WHAT IF SOMEONE THINKS YOU'RE LANCE ARMSTRONG AND YOU WOULD HAVE TO TELL THEM YOU'RE NOT A PROFESSIONAL RACING CYCLIST THEN THE UNIVERSE WOULD EXPLODE NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
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>>2067330
If you can't buy it two without any saving then you can't afford it.
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>>2064062
Aviators are dated. Get you some Oakleys.
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>>2073670
I only wear 100%s because I wanna be like sagan
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>>2018683
I just don't want to dress like a faggot, desu.
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>>2075681
>wearing moderately expensive "cycling" clothes that keep you comfortable
>wearing absurdly expensive "not for cycling" (actually, pretty much for cycling) clothes that don't really keep you comfortable but appeal to your sense that "cyclist" is a bad thing and you don't want to look like you're riding a bike, while riding a bike
>dressing like a faggot
Happy pride month!

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>*combines the aggressive solipsistic entitlement of an exurban helicopter parent SUV karate lessons karen with the sanctimonious humblebrag better-than-you instagram mentality of a childless upper middle class urbanist in your path (literally in your path because it's in your physical path being as expensive and space-hogging as an actual car, while being as slow and annoying and needy and pointless and "look at me" as a dutch bike, in everyone's path) in your path*
>*heh, nothin' personnel kid, as in, look at these kids of mine that I am effectively using as human shields, so give me everything in return for nothing or you're a monster and I will have you cancelled for not buckling immediately and catering to my massive sense of entitlement, kid*
When did cargo bikes go from being a crusty, get-it-done, no-nonsense niche improvised delivery tool for reasonable humans, to being the single most punchable conspicuous consumption fashion accessory in the history of wheels?

Also, cargo bikes hate thread, and yes I took my meds thanks for the reminder though
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After trying a bike trailer I really can't understand the point of a cargo bike. The trailer is removable and easily stored when you're not using it. But with a cargo bike you're stuck with an enormous and awkward platform all the time.
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>>2070133
yeah but they dont sell to (you). they make ice cream carts and coffee vending trikes and shit, not vehicles designed for personal use
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>>2074851
I had that set up, but after blowing several spokes and finally having my freehub open like a flower, I bought something purpose built for 550 lbs.
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>>2074851
>motor
Faggotry. Pure unbridled faggotry.
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Wine moms and toddlers on e-cargo bikes have now taken over the UWS/Manhattanville transition zone. I assume at least they paid for something expensive enough that it won't burn down their co-op building in the dead of night because the charger didn't have the 3C stamp of approval

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As someone who for now has only flown in A320s and B737s I'm thinking of doing some bucket list planes. How long do you think Luftansa will keep 747's? What about A340's? At least Emirates will seemingly fly the A380 until 2040s, so with that I have time. But the 747 and A340 not so much.
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>>2076996
Metro is lots of fun if you are in the first row of pax seats - you can see the cockpit panel clearly. The one I flew in didn’t have an auto pilot and flew down finals at 120kts. Cruise descent was 240kts. A speed machine
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>>2077003
If A340 will disappear this year, then yeah I think that's one I will just have to accept I'll miss. With 747 it will be enough that I will get to fly on some 747. Whether it would be the 747-400 or 747-8 it's good enough for me. Especially if I'm able to get an upper row business class seat on one.

Hopefully the situation in Cuba will calm down so I can maybe get on a flight with an Ilyushin il-96, since Cubana still flies it. I think flying on that one would make up for missing the A340.
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I could've taken a quick trip down to Florida, but Silver's gone now. Probably my only chance to ride in an ATR
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>>2076569
If you haven't already, petition Kayak to let you sort flights by plane. Currently they just have "wide" vs "narrow" body, which is dumb as hell. I've never flown on an A380 and I want my kids to try the 747; but all the routes I know they fly, when I look at the details of the booking, are 777 or A349s
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>>2077140
You can go to the airline website to match it to Kayak. Almost all airlines only fly A330s, A350s, 787s or 777s for their widebodies. Only few airlines fly something special like an A380, A340 or 747. If you want to catch a 747 flight Lufthansa is almost your only option. With this I looked at Lufthansa website for the plane details and matched it to the Kayak one and just like this you could have a double 747 flight.

nature's bridge Pulkkilanharju in Lake Päijänne, Finland
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>>2077073
My Summer Car is a meme game but is actually based on the time-honored coming-of-age tradition of finding some clapped out junker and bringing it up to road legality.

https://www.huckmag.com/article/finland-racing-rally-teens-diy

while not completely homemade in that they are forging coil springs in the shed and making moonshine for fuel, it is basically the precursor to 24 Hours Of Lemons (the more american variant of this summer activity)

https://24hoursoflemons.com/

i dont follow enough cycling slop to have known beforehand if there is a bike equivalent but the old crusty (as in "crust punk") fixie scene is pretty similar and everyone's first few bikes end up as similar ship of theseus bodge jobs of 9 different 12$ bikes mashed together so maybe cycling doesn't need such a celebration of jank since we are always in it all the time
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>>2077073
Posting cars here is like posting regular hentai on /d/
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>>2077097
so it's legal if it's really big or has too many and/or inappropriate parts
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>>2077101
Biblically accurate bmw. No matter how fast you're going the bmw behind you wants to go faster
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>>2077025
sounds like paradise

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Resources:
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/
https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/repair-help
[YouTube] Cycling for Autistic Children: Supportive Strategies for Parents! (embed)
Neutral Support News on Youtube

previous thread: >>2073581
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>>2077412
Make sure there's no sand between the two clamping parts and tighten it down real good, use loctite if you have some. The saddle shouldn't slip if torqued down properly. Maybe you stripped the splines or something. You could try a seatpost adjusted with two bolts like picrel
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How you be gripping your shit?
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>>2077464
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Are there some actually decent brands of bags/sacks for the trekking bike? I'm thinking of getting a casual side sacks for the rear for groceries while leaving top of the trunk free for attach whatever I end up needing to transport and attach with those rubber straps(I got the TUBUS brand, seems pretty solid).
Generally I want it for commuting, grocery runs and weekend trekking. Thievery seems to not be so rampart over here, but I'm going to be fairly paranoid anyway, so I doubt I will be leaving it by the gym for over a hour or so(which is shame, because parking is sometimes an issue)
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Got a used bike recently that's stuck in 3rd gear. It has a sachs T3 hub, and I got a new shifter for it. Apparently my local bike shop is saying there's something wrong with the cable. How much of a hassle is this going to be to get fixed? I thought this was going to be an easy replacement.

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I need some technical help or alternate options.
I got old now and cant push my 53/39 up hill in even the easiest gears anymore so I was looking to get a 50/34 chain ring to lower the gearing a little bit.

Problem is I have an old CAAD 10 and the bottom bracket is bb30. Currently it has FSA gossmer cranks that have 130BCD and all the 50/34 chain rings I'm finding have 110BCD. The drivetrain is 10 speed shimano 105, I sort of found some sram cranks I think will work but I don't want to waste money if this ends up not being compatible.

https://www.amazon.com/SRAM-Rival-Crankset-172-5mm-50-34T/dp/B00LAD0XLC/ref=sr_1_2

The only thing that doesn't seem to align is that the chain ring is for 11spds and I have a 10 spd setup but as I understand this isn't a big deal.
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>>2077036
pretty sure you can just get a BB30 adapter
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>>2075646
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>>2077041
>>2077099
BQG usually fails hard and its not like this board goes fast so killing off a thread that hasn't been replied to in months shouldn't be a big deal... unless you are full on autistic.

>>2077062
looking into this but still open to other suggestions, I don't really need anything fancy. Can you confirm if the amazon link would work for me?

is it possible to just a plague-infested ship to fuck off indefinitely?
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>>2072610
there is no "hantavirus", people become ill for others reasons.
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>>2073064
I heard a dr drew say once the entire g.i tract is technically outside the body, as it isnt in the blood stream. Imagine the lungs are simply cause there is direct interaction with the blood by oxygenation, therefore, a more infectable pathway, not to mention the mucus membrane of the nose, why people can sort coke versus say through the salivary gland.

>>2075612
Why did they die then?
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>>2077074
>Why did they die then?
AIDS
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>>2077074
not only does the mucus in your nose and lungs help filter bacteria and such, but people gum cocaine all the time. and if someone is nutting in each and every one of your holes that includes your mouth, anus, ears, and nostrils, which all can get you AIDS
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>>2077074
DR DREW SAID
SLIM SHADY YOU A BASEHEAD

Want to show my new vibe coded London rail app at https://navlndn.com

It an unnecessarily detailed enhancement for your Citymapper/Waze/Google maps. Has real time lift guides, visualized route disruptions, step-free wheelchair user info, all sorts of other things most people won't use but it's there if you want to nerd out.

Am I the only one who feels like a fucking loser wearing the dork helmet?

Every time I go cycling the only ones wearing helmets are
>elderly couples
>loser nerdy white and asian guys
>children
None of the cool masculine guys wear a helmet
Even skinny short girls will stop next to me, with no helmet and I just feel like a fucking faggot for being a helmetcuck

On the other hand I don’t want to hit a pothole or a car and become a vegetable - so maybe I really am a pussy coward
What do you guys think of this?
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>>2073807
I like mine for smashing branches out of the way.
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>>2075687
Rhino helmet?
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>>2073853
This. My front wheel just slipped away last winter on a nice snowy single trail.
It happened so fast and without any warning at all.
I slammed on my side doing around 35km/h and my head hit some boulders and ice.
My helmet was broken, my hip looked terrible and 2 ribs hurt like hell.

Dont know if i had survived if i didnt wear a helmet. I was also lucky i didnt get unconscious because it had like -10°C and the only thing i wore were some thermo bibs and a really light jacket.

Really remote location too without any hikers or other bikers on that day.

I had other slams in the past but this was the one that sold the helmet for me on every ride. Dont care what others think if i stroll around on my cargo bike wearing one.
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>>2075677
>20km/hr
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>>2076682
km/h makes you feel like you're going faster than you are so I like it

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The fundamental problem of any form of public transportation is the other people you're unfortunate enough to be forced to spend time with. Prove me wrong.

Pic related
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>>2066408
>Unless it's pouring rain, freezing cold, burning hot, they're carrying a load...
We've become soft, this is essentially what our bodies were made to do.
I have nothing against cars (far from it), but sometimes people should know how to navigate themselves when cars aren't easily accessible.
Whether or not you're on foot, bike, bus, etc. it's really worth being ready and agile when necessary if you aren't physically crippled and disabled.
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>>2066451
Californians have only experienced such things in the past few years, please understand
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>>2076988
>when cars aren't easily accessible
what natural disaster would be able to cause this?
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>>2067975
i once transported a 3.5 feet-ish tall tree on the bus. not an enjoyable experience whatsoever but i was 14 at the time and beggars cannot be choosers
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>>2076988
>nothing against cars
Essentially, me either. If every car had at least a 100 pound of stuff, or a SINGLE OTHER PERSON in them, let alone four, and was only going as far as a bike couldnt, id shut up a bit.

I watched a guy at a body shop, hop in his lifted truck (blue lives matter flag and all), and drive it to the royal farms next door. It was such a on brand event I thought I was being ranked. I spun around and asked where the cameras were.

>>2076992
In a perfect world, where a vehicle is a utility, not a fashion item, you have quick and available rentals for one such occasion.

Have right wingers ever been btfo so hard? Reminder that recreational cyclists who drive everywhere have nothing to do with /n/.
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>>2076930
10 dollar beers?! eugh
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>>2076959
>This but without the last part with the gay shit.
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>>2076959
>white flight shit is for the traitors who gave the cities away to nigger drug addicts in the biggest wealth exchange in human history.
whose fault is it that cities were forcefully desegregated and discrimination was outlawed?
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>>2076986
white traitors
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>>2076968
Miss Brea, please no. Twas just a joke. Do they look like monsters to you?

>>2076986
This: >>2076986, but please tell me.

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Keep in mind this is for bikes meant to be loaded up. I guess a marketing exec at some point decided kickstands are for poors so no expensive bike can have them now, just like MTBs got stuck with Presta valves.

They will literally drill 15+ holes just in case your bike bags use bottle bosses instead of straps, but outright refuse drilling 2 for a kickstand
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>>2064947
i bought a "dutch bike" in a pinch and it had one of those. it was complete dogshit and even had a "feature" where you couldn't remove the fucking key while it's open. so you can't put that shit on your keyring, and if you get a karabiner or something you have to worry about it dangling and getting caught on shit. I know it won't but i don't need that kind of stress wondering if the lock was just sticky or if it'll break one day and the key will fly away during a ride one day later. i took that shit right off after getting it home from my first ride when i got it. i inspected it and it wasnt even a good lock, the shank on it is fucking tiny. also using it just during that ride a couple times it got fucking caught on the spokes every goddamn time and you can't see in there to even sight if you're clearing the shit. awful fucking system. just carry a normal fucking cable or u lock.
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>>2064947
Recipe to get your shit stolen
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>>2064947
bro is literally just gonna pick up your bike and walk away with it
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>>2075061
the netherlands was a mistake
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>>2075061
Why do you hate Walkable Cities?

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Thinly veiled e-bike containment thread.

I bought a Tern Orox to prepare for the Australian madmax fuel apocalypse. Did I fuck up? What else should I have looked at for a cargo hauler with decent range and the ability to ride poorly maintained outback roads?
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>>2076743
Some dude who was viciously anarchist on here a year or two ago was all about bafang everything.
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Vorsa or Xpress 2?
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Matching babyseat and crate. I feel a different man now.
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>>2075814
1st thing first. Almost all the fat 20" bikes that you see around are horrible. They are cheap (as in the thickness od that fat tire is LESS than the thickness of a 23mm 700c tire for road bikes, the bearing are crap, the axels WILL bend, and so on...) and that's the ONLY positive thing that they have.

That bein said, a 20" wheel is incredibly more robust.
The smaller the wheel the more stable the bike is at LOW speed. The reason is that the wheel trails in front of the steering axes, and the smaller the wheel, the less the fork tends to "fall down" when you try to govern the bike at low speed and constantly steer the fork. You can spend an entire morning on fork geometry if you want to learn more.
The center of gravity is lower and then bike feels nimbler.
The wheel weights less and so complete stops and complete starts waste less kinetic energy.
And other minor things.

The feeling? You will never feel like you are gliding on dream's matter like you do on bigger wheels.
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My chinesium fat tires ebike scares old ladies and horses when I'm riding in the forest


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