hey /n/ this is my cat rupert i was thinking about taking him on the bus to see the sights of the city but i couldnt find any rules on it, do you know if can cats go on busesi have a cat carrier but would he be allowed out to see out the window?
>>2056672Sex with this creature.
>>2067340Meow means meow
>>2065597
>>2065584Terrible movie, nothing but a collection of clichés and trend following.
>>20566855pBpHe should stay home.
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.
>>2066193I mean it kind of is empty though except for that one narrow line straddling the kazakhstan/mongolia border
>>2055036>7.1 Surround Rail
>>2067566Yooooooo
>>2055104lewd
>>2056886I hope it's possible again 10 years from now.
Christmas tree bike editionResources:https://www.sheldonbrown.com/https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/repair-helphttps://www.youtube.com/@RJTheBikeGuy/videosNeutral Support News on Youtubeprevious thread: >>2069100
>>2071913Why are you replying to me?
>>2071890>that isnt just a more retarded version of a normal tool What do you think bike tools are if not exactly that.
new thread >>2071970
>>2071890also cassette tool cone wrenches crank puller that one for putting the star nut in
>>2071972i bought one of those last week and have a gear puller which is basically the same as a crank puller. "cone wrenches" are just thin wrenches and come with every goddamn bike item same as allen keys so i have a gorillion of them in various sizes floating around anyway.
Post your shitbikesssss
>>2069902Your actually SO retarded
>>2069904If you're so smart then explain it to me.
Over 25 years old. So shitty that the vbrakes use cantilever brake pads.It was gifted by a local farmer to a friend of mine (with a lot of issues) who lived at my house for a few months. The friend is long gone. This bike outlived many people i have known, and it will other.
>>2070705The fagmobile hahahahaha
>>2070705Now this is a fucking shitbike
When you see itPrevious: >>1781074
>>2067626Sir, I believe you're lost.
>>2071251that's a nice tank
Love trainsLove diesel cowsSimple as
>this guy passes you and slaps your carbon bikewat do?
>>2071475
>>2071476look at this back pedalling I bet you wish you were on a fixed gear now
>>2071475You have the reading comprehension of a 5 year old
>>2071477>room temperature IQ
>the mere mention of Grant immediately brings massive passive aggressive asspainheh re.. carbon free
>wears a rolex daytona while driving, just like paul newmanFine>wears a rain coat when it's raining, just like gene kellyFine>wears gym shorts at the gym, just like wilt chamberlainFine>wears aviators just because, just like val kilmer in top gunFine>wears tacticool ballistic nylon cargo pants when working, just like steven seagal in under siegeFine>wears cycling shorts when cyclingWhoa 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!!!!!
>>2067898Why do you keep on bumping only old threads over and over (sometimes deleting your spam post after the fact) and keeping junk around artificially? Are you mentally ill?
>>2067899>Are you mentally ill?It’s quite clear, don’t you think?
>only dress in and ride marketplace/kijiji/thrift shop finds>repair it myself as required instead of replacing shit>coworkers, family, and even local business owners express concern for my mental health and level of radicalizationjokes on them im one more crisis away from going full ted
>>2067330Or you could have 23 watches. Buy what you want, nobody can stop you as long as you didn't impregnate them.
>>2067330If you can't buy it two without any saving then you can't afford it.
What could have been.
at some point we've been very close to nuclear powered jets
>>2071177Most B-52 aircraft losses occured over the US or friendly countries. Given the fallout released when a flying nuke crashes, the Russians coukd just sit back and watch us irradiate ourselves.Interestingly, the associated loss of the nuclear weapons wasn't that big of a deal.
>>2071203well i assume that if we didn't stop researches we could have made it a lot cleaner, like nukes got a lot cleaner
>>2070885weird how it's impossible to find any info on this, was it a fictional story?
*sigh*
A few years ago people starting referring to certain China wheelsets as not just "the best Chinese wheels" or "the best budget wheels" but simply "the best wheels". This year, Winspace released the T1600, a CDM (Chinese Domestic Market) product that costs more than a Madone or a Tarmac. It's UCI approved right out of the box (though you may need to tape some lead weights to it to get it to pass the weight restrictions). Western buyers need not apply, though they no doubt will try.Western brands were folding right and left before the iron curtain 2.0 was raised, now the "tiro de gracia" has been fired and big companies like Trek are going to go bankrupt because their supply chains have been cut off by Import Substitution Industrialization, a popular third world development tactic pioneered by visionaries like Pinochet and Galtieri.Is this the end of the western bike era? Will tomorrow's dentists settle for nothing less than Chinese bikes on 100% Chinese groupsets?
>>2071481Looking like an antique means it looks good. Looking good is nice. I only quarrel with those who claim that they also work better than dick brakes, or worse, that liking brakes that work well makes you a bad cyclist
>>2071483Rim brakes definitely don't work better, but I take issue with people pretending they don't work at all. I never understood the meme of saying they don't work in the rain. I was able to setup up cantilevers with cheap pads to stop me going down hill in the rain. That's not even with salmon kool stop pads, and it was on the first bike I ever did work on myself.
>>2071484Of course they work in the rain, just like non antilock brakes work in the snow, but strangely everyone seems to agree that "works better" is a compelling reason to buy something over something else.
Why did bikes take so long to het disk brakes? Cars have had them for a long time. Clamping onto the rim of the wheel to stop is the dumbest shit imaginable.
>>2071488The amount of clamping power you need to break effectively with good modulation on 140mm dicks is astronomical compared to the amount of clamping power you need on the outer rim of a 700c wheel. So hydraulic is really the only way to go, and the bike industry was coasting on cable break inertia. Hydraulic breaks came out for mountain bikes a long time ago, but that is a simpler system to switch over, because the breaks are their own separate thing. A road bike has a combined breaking/shifting assembly. So you have to switch essentially all of the most expensive and complex parts of the bike. And that costs money to finance that initial jump, which is why the first systems were exclusive pro-tier setups.The other thing that accelerated the push was the expanded availability of carbon fiber parts. With carbon becoming more affordable it was possible to make wide, stable, gentle-riding, grippy, stiff, aerodynamically efficient wheels without a major weight or cost compromise. But this rendered most of the unc break designs incompatible with the build. Since a new set of breaks was going to be needed anyway, suddenly it made sense to put dicks on everything.
Can they become applicable for the air equivalent of trailer car? Can they help people flight in slow but somewhat more comfy travels? Or is it a pipedream?
>>2065173the french are making a fret airship, mostly for canada, to transport mostly lumbering in remote area, so there's a future for airship fretit's also interesting because you barely need any infrastructure for transport itself so you don't have to buy a ton of separate properties to lay rail like trainalso there's multiple prototypes of anchored airships with turbines that can be an alternative to wind turbines that need a gorillion tons of aluminium (pollute to make and recycle) and the other gorillion of tons on concrete necessary so your aluminium pillar stay in place (which destroy soils)so unironically airships are the future but it's too inefficient sizewise to be used as a trailer car
>>2066928How do blimp turbines compare to Saul Griffiths gyro kites?
>>2068939i'm no expert but i'll guess a lot better since they don't rely on low altitude winds
>>2068997They are both tethered, honey.....
>>2071449brainlet
Everyone who can ride should have one bicycle. For the times where it works. eg. when gas is expensive as ass.A casual mama bicycle should work fine.
>>2068884Single cylinder dualsport, and like I said I live in the mountains, so it's even slower than it would be at sea level.
>>2068717What about the shoulder being filled with tire popping debris (for a vehicle that is much worse to get a flat on), that cars produce, then beat onto the shoulder with much hardier tires, is a "skill issue"? You think real life is excite bike?
>>2071451>waaaa I suffer from Cluster B mental disorders the car tires are going to explode waaaaa!Skill. Issue.
>>2068889>why is the counter to literally everything being bad in the usabecause people are tards and the real answer is it's not even that bad
>>2071463>and the real answer is it's not even that bad and isn't worth "fixing"
Road signs. What do you think of them? Which country does them the best? Would you change anything in the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals?
>>2071254Stops people from stealing signs when they want one.
>>2071254There was a guy who had an exact duplicate of a parking restriction sign made except one of the times was changed by a half hour to suit his needs
>>2071269Pretty smart. Much a minor change that it likely wouldn't be noticed and if anyone did notice, the process of finding out why it was changed would be too tiresome to bother with, especially since no one would actually know why it was changed.
Six ways signs are different in the US and UK.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mPgZvGfXc4&t=120
I am confused, what is being enforced?
This used to be me.
>struggle to get up hill>everyone with gears rides past you with ease>*ding ding*
>ai slopnot gonna post fixie here
>>2070554based
Should I buy Velo sambas /n/?Everytime I try to walk in my gaernes I roll my ankle
>>2071240Yeah go for it. They are okayish if you have the right feet for them. They are still just random tennis shoes with spd glued to them so dont expect something special.
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
>>1954550no it didn't. mgs4 promised that countries would give another go at the FELIN system and tanks would have legs and jump around and shit and generally be incredibly high tech and that hte only reason we didnt have fully autonomous nuclear-equipped AI battle mechs was because all their traning data was sourced from one mommy dommy who got btfo by an autistic gourmand 20 years prior anyway
>>2012270it's not about creating a useful vehicle, it's about getting VC money
>watch air ambulance documentary>helicopter arrives on site of an accident>patient is loaded up>cyclists of the sky show up>helicopter no longer allowed to take off>cyclists of the sky do not respond on the radio
It would be more accurate to call them the E-bike riders of the sky. Much like how the only reason people ride e-bikes is because they're too retarded to get a proper electric motorcycle license, paramotorists are simply too mentally retarded to get a proper drivers license, and neither of them respect the rules of their given forms of transportation
>>1948993Great machine to fly on Oct 7!
Is riding on top end groupsets if you're not a top end cyclist stolen valor? Or is this sour grapes?What groupset would you ride if you could get any groupset you wanted for free, but when/if you sold the bike you would have to price it as whatever groupset you ride now. That is, if your financial circumstances were no different and you were subject to the same "rules" as you currently as in terms of other people judging (because we all know unlimited wealth begets shamelessness), what do you choose?
>>2038740I want a full NOS shimano DX groupset on some obscure mountain bike like a Mantis XCR EC>ModernI don't fucking care.
>>2069142Nitrous oxide?
>>2071204New old stock funny man
>>2058684car manufacturers do this though. how do you think SUVs and "super duty" trucks got popular
>>2071217I thought super duty was an AR-15
