Why is /n/ in general so much more friendly and cordial than other boards?
>>2073849>both sidesDo you work for the NY Times
>>2047065This. It's common knowledge that cyclists are healthier, more active and have (on average) bigger, thicker penises. Also cycling is a hobby that is statistically heavy with a white male demographic, thus one of the very last standing bastions against the unwashed horde. On a serious note, I have maybe met 1-2 people over the last 30,000 km bike touring who was non-white, nigs don't care for anything outdoorsy.So therefore you have a community that is relatively homogenous, fit, active and leaves the house regularly. This easily results in a friendly and accessible environment.
>>2079150>and have (on average) bigger, thicker penises.that can't get up
>bumping an old ass thread on a slow board with nonsenseI do not like posters like you on this forum.
>>2047059>/n/ vs other boards
>take job interview>"Do you have Reliable Transportation?"How do you explain that your bike is "Reliable Transportation" in the High Figgies Job Interview?
my car got small scratch... fire on the snot
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>>2076309>he rides an illegal ebike to workAnon are you a drug dealer?
>>2081108>anon feels a slight breeze>hand jumps to catch the umbrella>bike instantly turns and flops onto the driving lane>right under the wheels of the bus driving by>anon's boss makes a new rule to turn all cyclist potential employees at the door>one of them makes this thread on /n/
>>2076284I said yes, took a bit for my boss to figure out I ride to work everyday but I have never been late once in two years
What's next in bicycle tech?
>>2080879>>2080885They're actually alright on bike share boat anchors
>>2080867ABS and traction control have been a thing on ebikes for some time
>>20577281x 5 speed, but they are super expensive.
>>2081264that's called gear hub, and they've been a thing a long fucking time
bicycles with a motor on them to help you pedal
I flew down to the Bay Area to take a journey on the Niles Canyon Railway's mysterious and rarely traveled Eastern branch aboard the M200 Railbus. The last of its kind still operating, the M200 once served the California Western Railroad as a literal schoolbus for children. Today is its first publicly available excursion in several years.
Nice to see that the Pleasanton side is somewhat open. Dudes been been working hard on that forever. There used to be a cool old circus train with those random cars too. You should hit the Secret Sidewall next time, dude.
>>2077116?
>>2055084Fuuuuucking keyed
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>>2081243Goose 7 is in Carson City right now at the Nevada State Railroad Museum if anyone cares and is in the area and wants a ride. I think she'll be there for like a month or 2.
Ocean liner fans rejoice! The Queen Mary reopened for hotel guests in May and in June, I had the privilege of spending two nights on board. I'll be uploading my album of the ship over the next few days and discussing the history of the ship that I learned while onboard.
Are there any mega oldfags who traveled by ocean liner during the final days of non-ceremonial service? Late 50s or early 60s? Maybe as a child on a vacation?
>>2077228you can't even passenger your way across the atlantic anymore on boat? it just has to be plane?
>>2077284You can but it's like once a month sailings and only between New York and *ngl*nd. You can't go anywhere worthwhile like Marseille or Cadiz, just knifecrime island where you will be immediately arrested for failure to register your phone as an illegal television simulator
>>2077284You can probably find a boat from cabo verde to port harcourt or something
>>1938375Here's a video about being on the Queen Mary II:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6qKXUCdA78
A thread to talk about this integral component.Along with tyres a saddle is perhaps the most impactful upgrade you can make to a bike in terms of delivering immediate and noticeable improvements to comfort and ride quality.I'll kick things off with a Brooks related question. Can anyone identify picrel?It has B66 Champion stamped on the side, and is fitted with the old fashioned sprung dual rail system. However, the B66 has a width of 205 mm, whereas this saddle is 175 mm. More like a B17 on top. A conundrum indeed.
>>2081005>buying something, liking it, and not buying more things because you already have the thing you likeI hope an F15 drops a JDAM on your house no cap fr :skull:
>>2080995I eas more pointing out that the thread is dead and wanted an answer, but that's really funny.
>>2081005i have a backup saddle thats not as good but looks better
>>2080345>>2080948Brooks has in current production the Flyer, which is a sprung version of the B17 at 175mm width. From what I could find on a google search, the only difference between the Flyer and B66 Champion is the rails (single vs double) and the rivets (steel vs copper). The leather top is otherwise identical.
>>2080345You want a saddle with a cut-away section, or it will impede blood flow to your penis.
dog sledding
different types of sled dogs
what role do you like?
Surfskate vs Longboard vs CruiserThree Boards, Three Ways to Roll
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>>2081198>penny board upsidesextremely compact for wheeled transport>penny board downsidesliterally everything else>longboard downsidesall the same as a penny>longboard upsides...a kick scooter is unironically superior as transport>but I wanna carve!get the kickboard, they make 'em in adult sizes, and they are actually quite classy in person
>>2081198they're all faggots. get a real deck
Why are they not popular anymore?
>>2079757where did you get a pic of me and my crew?
>>2077556fun and good exercise but terrible as transportation even compared to a skateboard or kick scooter because you have to wear them like shoes instead of hopping on and off
>>2081203>you have to wear them like shoes instead of hopping on and off
>>2081205is this supposed to be some kind of comeback? those clearly take time and require a seat to get in and out of. Not something you can step off of at every stoplight.
>>2081212>Not something you can step off of at every stoplight.is this supposed to be some kind of retarded take?
What would you do in this situation?
>>2078411Asian masculinity moment
>>2063425Yeah, they have very few trash bins in public. I'm used to seeing them everywhere in my cunt so going to japan and seeing almost none aroumd was a bit of a shock.
>>2077953Reclining your seat is low moral behavior
>>2063291Welcome to the Internet newfriend
>>2067318>oh no my long japanese legs don't fit!Zozzle
Hear me out, we need one of these.
>>2077216is the shoe part of the skate why is there a heel on it
>>2042017depends of the gf tho.speaking from experience, if she's a normie basic chick, then yeah, she's typically more annoying than worth it.but if you've never had a gf, the first few months/years will be very exciting, later on, you'll get over the lovey dovey comfort bullshit and you'll want a better chick, a smarter and less annoying one or no chick at all, just pump and dump.>>2042053you're mostly correct, I can tell you've seen that most women aren't actually worth hanging out with. this all comes to men after some time when they get over the initial excitement of having a woman. when the red-tinted glasses fall away with time, you being to see that most women are simply too basic and boring (just like most men; modern society in general). there are gems but are rare.
>>2060616reminds me of the flood of AI bike memes we had in /sfg/, all because of one (1) photo of a lady biking along the road to the Starship pad
>>2077213classic. some cousins had a poster of an all nude start of a bike race, probably from the same era.
>>2081184it's almost certainly the fold-out from the Queen "Bicycle" record. google it .
Will buying a Boost hub make me faster? It's called Boost, but where does the Boost come from?
>>2081063What is your DEX?
>>2081093>250w>fastLol.
>>2081111>>250wLol.
>>2081053what also will help you go faster;stop being fat
>>2081053Yes but you have to ride over the colored strips first.
Alright guys, it's time we settled this debate once and for allDo rollercoasters count as transportation? From an engineering perspective they're basically just trains that go on unorthodox tracks so I personally say yes, but please let us know your opinions in the comment section down below, and don't forget to like comment subscribe and hit the bell icon for more threads like this one
>>2078323based
>>2078504>>2079482Lol imagine a stretched version of those Tivoli trains with 60 cars (120 riders) slinking around a park, at each station people have the option of staying on or getting off
>>2081136idk if any real theme parks do it completely like that but afaik disney world/land has fancy cartoony trams in some sections as part of the aesthetic and RCT certainly has "Transit Rides" that are specifically for moving people around the park and are low-fun/thrill rides but guests will use them in their pathfinding (mechanically it's a way to make fun not decay as peds travel from attraction to attraction, or visit more attractions in one visit thus spending more money)
>>2081137>RCT certainly has "Transit Rides" that are specifically for moving people around the park and are low-fun/thrill rides but guests will use them in their pathfindingNo they won't. They will almost always enter the queue of a free transit ride if they bump into it, but they won't take a transit ride to shorten a walk to a ride or stall they've decided to visit. You can set up paths to funnel wandering guests to a transit ride so excess guests get taken to a hopefully less crowded area of the park, but that's about it.
>>2081153aye fair enough. i guess even Josh Sawyer (not the furry) is not that powerful
Quick reminder you should not own any electric vehicles, unless you live in a house on a large plot of land where you store batteries in a shed large distance apart from your home.
>>2079026Unless you live across the street from the fire department, your safety is not impacted by the ease with which the fire is extinguished.
>>2079031>corporate flat art showing a woman putting out a fireYeah, I'm gonna believe this sourceless graphic and just trust that it's entirely in context as well.
>>2076664What if you stick it in one of those fireproof chemical/explosive cabinets?
coaster brakes catch fire. we need to ban bicycles!
>>2079031This.
I stopped riding bikes around 2015. Became a cagie and got fat. Recently my son wanted to start riding bike. I went out and bought a cheap 95 specialized rockhopper. Replaced the shocks with a ridgid fork, got new flats to replace the plastic pedals. But when I went to my local bike shop to get some bar ends the guys there told me no ones uses them anymore. What the fuck happened? Everything is electric now, nothing is in 26" anymore, no more single speeds, no more 3-by cranksets, no rim brakes. What did I miss in the past 11 years?
>>2080734Thats fair, I started riding in the early 00s.
Disc fucking sucks cocks and no matter how much you reeee about it everyone who has ridden a nice rim brake bike knows it. Your stiff ass fork and shitty little pads fucking suck and belong on mtb only
>>2081087>I ruined my pads and rotors because I'm an idiot: the postmhm
>>2080619>I stopped riding 20 year old bikes in 2015 and when I went to get parts for a 30 year old bike all they had was modern parts wtf?
>>2081131this would be ok if the "modern" parts weren't all significantly worse
