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>>2060039if you can do that you can point that rig south and pedal until you reach a survivable latitude
>>2060080I have a lot of really good reaction images for expressing skepticism and I'm coming up dry just now
>>2060088What are you skeptical about, anon?
neeeeeeeowwwwww
>>2060094>clipless pedalsI kneel roadie-san
>>2060094Riding fixed with proper clipless pedals feels better than sex.Cringe stem tho and the stickers look like shit. Other than that cool bike
ive been getting into cycling a bit more this year and planning to do some longer rides next year, got this bike on the cheap and this pic was me just changing to some gravelkings, fuck me they were had to put on
>>2060088YOLO
>>2060141You’d be surprised how many times a high stem has given me useful clearance for loads on the front rack where a normal stem and riser bars would get in the way.
fuck road salt
>>2060200you're not supposed to eat it anon
>>2059993akshually its summer here fr fr22c at night and boiling me balls>>2060080Rite tite miteWhat bout mud tho>>2060094The street look with actual riding gear is an interesting combo. Really digging the red shade>>2060142I know they're 700 wheels but on that frame it looks like you're running one of them 26x1.00 setups that urban warriors used to rock on downton some 20 years agoNow look at me bike haha so small
>>2060219how did it get so little
There you go. I'm happy with it.
>>2060741that rack is sky high, terrible COG but fine for light cargo. I know the crown attachment is bent like that, but couldn't you straighten it out, thereby lowering the rack like 6 whole inches?
>Winter Warriors>only one(1) photo has snow in itI hate californians so much.
>>2060746It's aluminum, it would break. I could make a custom brace, but is it really that bad?
>>2060746>>2060751Ok, I took a sip of the big boy drink and straightened it in the vice. Only the paint cracked, which I'm ok with.
>>2060747Hey man, we have winters here too, for example, in September it was still in the mid 80s in the afternoon but now it's in the lower 60s, and at night it's in the upper 40s to lower 50s, be careful out there in these harsh vibes and conditions fellow Calichads
>>2060766it should serve you well. keep an eye on that aluminum.you put a huge effort in, how's she ride?
>>2060766based hick home workshop man but imo front panniers are dogshit because they make it awkward to turn if they're actually loaded
>>2060817counterpoint:loaded rear, at speeds less than cruising speed (like, say, over bumpy terrain while trail riding, or just any slow riding) makes the weight pivot the frame at the headset aka "tail wags the dog". it's super annoying.up front, loads past a certain weight do affect handling, but you can hold it steady with your arms. you can't do anything about the wagging.it really comes down to preference and how/what you ride, but I've done both and prefer front. this is on roads and light off-road gravel, dirt, sandy paths in my case.if he's going to run panniers, I would recommend he puts a crossbar as low as is practical on the fork and stay
>>2060809Fantastic. It's pretty much a brand new bike except for the brake arms and frame. Rides like a modern tourer.
>>2060852To add to your points, a front rack also increases contact pressure giving bonus traction up front
>>2060817It definitely won't ride well no-handed with anything on there, haha.desu I like the look of front racks. And I don't plan to haul 20 lbs around on it, anyway.
>>2060766what brifters are those?how are they?
Winter touring setup for a trip across Norway in February this year.
>>2060867i agree, it adds to the profile of the bike and makes it look more even, but packing shit on the front sucks ass for actual handling
>>2060874MicroSHIFT Sword.Like everything from this brand, they're fantastic for their price.
>>2060897is it this one or you haven't updated your map?
>>2060897Based.
>>2060747I got you, boss.From my commute home this morning... I get off after 2 am, the ride home is always bliss. 22km of empty roads. Many nights I see no cars, usually just 1 or 2. Tonight was a rare tailwind and just enough snow to make my tires roll like slicks. Temperature was just cold enough not to sweat. Great ride.
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>>2060907>MicroSHIFT Sword.nta but they look very good. any comments on the ergonomics compared to sram?
>>2060908Yep that was in February.
>>2060915Get a load of this sodomitic homofaggot. :DThis is why people say they're not cyclists. There's snow on the ground and this queer is riding his bike. :DD
Made for moving as quick as can be
>>2060966holy reoccurring digitsI want one
>>2060966how do you get back in the pedals while movingit's the one thing I don't understand about fixies
>>2060966>Made for moving as quick as can beuntil you spin out your only gear.or you go uphill
>>2060976Quick is not the same as fast
>>2060978sure thing, kid
>>2060978didnt read the rest of your conversation but "quick" for a vehicle generally refers to maintaining speed well in rough and wild handling regardless of (and usually having a low) top speed while generally fast merely implies a high top speed but not necessarily being able to maintain it in corners or on rough or slippery surfaces
>>2060997He comes from car culture, drag racing in particular.
>>2060999even then quick=acceleration, fast=top speed
>>2061000I hadn't actually read your comment, I assumed you were disagreeing with him entirely about quick and fast not meaning different things in certain circles.
>>2060966>as quick as can be<dry rotted tires
>>2060975You don't come out of them, so you'll never have that problem
>>2060973That's a fucking sweet bike you've got yourself. But get one man, if you thought cycling was already fun...
>>2060976Do you know what quick means? Haha. And what's wrong with going up hill? It's even more satisfying that you're seen as performing some kind of fear of strength going up hill when you're just doing a daily ride. Problem?¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
>>2060997Exactly, I never spin out because I rarely even get to my top speed in fucking London. And I wouldn't even want to go 45mph, I'd be scared as hell, (fixed it not) right before I go head first into the corner of someone's open door they they kindly surprised my with last second
>>2061012Hahah wah? These GP5000s are literally new, that was after I think around the 8th ride. It was just a wet day and going though a park with all kinds of debris sticking to the Tires. Why is everyone so upity here? Maybe it's always like this, I visit maybe a few times a year
>>2060987Jesus haha
Just realised I slammed the place up. I should've put it all in a single comment
>>2061023I would, but the only thing about fixies is I can't imagine how to get my feet back in the loops should I ever have to while movingdon't want my shins crushed
met a cute friendly dog>>2061030>perfectly clean bike>only one bottle cage>no lights, no toolsdo you even ride your bike?>>2060966lollmao even
>>2061032What's funny bucko? You're pretty ignorant and cocky. I'm glad you'll never open your mind because a hell of a rabbit hole, very fun, and you'll never know :)It's a track bike, it's not supposed to be anything the Scott is. If I was doing your de France I'd definitely like one
>>2061036post rides
>>2061037What/?
>>2061038post a rideaverage speed for 1 hour with elevation
>>2061039Why?
>>2061032cat 6 elimination raceno tools needed where we're going
>>2061040cus I said so you little slut
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>>2061029Nobody cares bro, it's all good.
How do you guys stop them from climbing on the couch?
Literally the only bike that has piqued my interest in the past 4 years... didn't think too much of it until I saw one in person though. Was at the LBS picking up some bearings and cables for the winter beater and saw they had one. Went over and looked at it, immediately fell in love with it. Well, the frame anyway. And it was on sale and my size. Seemed like a bit of a meme at first but it's comfy AF.Swapped it to 1X and replaced the tiny stem with an adjustable. I plan on doing some several hundred km trips with this next year so some adjustability will be nice. Managed to sell the original double crank and FD (sans battery) to someone locally. Now I have a spare battery for the RD too. Down the road I plan on switching to cable shifting and throwing this RD on my summer commuter. They spec'd this thing out kind of strangely considering it's covered in lugs... why would you want to go touring with batteries? It does shift very nicely though, I must say.
>>2061074were you going to show us this amazing new bike or just the stem?
>>2061075Bruh...>>2061066Also I wouldn't call it amazing, just my type.
Sometimes I think about getting a nice winter bike but why bother when everything on it will be trash in 3 seasons
>>2061080looks entirely suited to its purpose
>>2061077>, just my typeok but you spent 2 paragraphs talking about it and didn't post it. kinda weird.
>>2061066>>2061074this has to be a joke, no way its 4400 euros from their sitesure it looks nice at a glance, but the more you look at it the goofier it looks, is it a small?also the bars seem to be pointing upwards a bitalso lmao, exposed cables on a 4k euro bike, not to mention the holes for the nonexistent cablesand also buying a 4k bike and having to mess with it
>>2061066>>2061074>>2061158sorry for being toxic, enjoy ur bike
>>2061154You are unintelligent.
>>2061154holy retard
>>2061066LOL SO RANDOM!! XDwe told him to put his bike on the couch and he did it!absolute madman
>>2061158I don't consider that to be a lot of money and it's a fun bike with a strong frame. Molded internal routing with exposed ends is the best combo. I'll be swapping to cable shifting. It's a utilitarian bike designed for ease of repair and hauling packs, not LARPing as a TdF racer. With Ritchey bars and a fork that wide the last thing you'd buy it for is aero.>having to mess with itI buy all my bikes with the intention of messing with them... make it your own. I got it for the frame and parts I need on other bikes. It's very overbuilt. I used to work in composites in R&D and repairs and see a lot of carbon frames I have no interest in but this one's done right. The layup is super thick in all the right places, you can tell what their intent was. It's ISO 4210 mountain certified. The impact and fatigue requirements in particular are what make this significant. You can really feel it when pedaling hard, it doesn't flex like my Jake.>goofy lookingLook at the wall on the right, its a wide angle phone camera shooting up close. I'm not correcting lens distortion for a snapshit.>>2061161It's 4chan, don't worry about it.
>>2061190But you didn't tell him to
>>2061195Drunken angry poorfags needs no basis in reality to operate
>>2061194>4400 bucks for a "mountain" bike with cable brakes, cable shifters, no suspension, no pedals(???), built for "hauling packs" but with no cargo racks, made for "ease of repair" by using proprietary partsok
>>2061195it's a fucking meme, ya dip
>>2061209holy retard
>>2061209Your body is the suspension, fuckwit. And panniers are for faggots.
>>2061209You just defined a gravel bike lmao. Which is what it is.>proprietary partsAre you drunk or high?
>>2061225Poor people tend to go overboard with their rants. They think if they make their trolling obvious enough it hides their butthurt. He has mentioned the price 4 times now lol
>>2061242"gravel bikes" are a fucking meme, literally just marketing slop done to push shitty 300$ walmart mtbs and you fags ate it up and now pay used car prices for bikes that such on tarmac and suck on dirt
>>2061245>>2061209Why are you poor?
>>2061209If you weren't such a fatass you wouldn't need a suspension.
>>2061066Why only one gear in the front?
Why is everyone talking about this Kona so much? Just looks like a mid range frame with some low end parts. Nice bike anon, enjoy it.
>>2061251One unironic impoverished retard is seething about it, the rest talk about said retard.
>>2061245>can't comprehend physically getting on a bike frame and deciding it is good for your needs>pigeonholing everyone in a rage and citing marketing buzzwordsSeems like you're the one who has been affected by marketing anon. Everyone else just enjoys their bikes. You have literally been scared away from hundreds of bike models just because of their marketing lmao.
>>2060278i climbed up the banks of a velodrome and took the photo from above>>2060913I dread riding in 5c weather, that's just grimGr8 bike tho>>2060966Are you the argie that used to post here a couple years ago? Amazing bike, gorgeous geometry, personally i'd go with toe straps, i like to put pressure more towards the front of the foot>>2061032Why not call that a cyclocross bike at this point tho, perhaps the slacker geometry? Lack of cantis? Looks awesome anyway>>2061066I dont understand why the frame is so small since you said that's your size but what matters is that you love it and you ride it. I'm always seething at the fact the bikes that peak my interest are not sold in my country and thus i have to bodge together something that resembles them
Raleigh r40
>>2061258This guy gets it.Regarding the apparent size, it's actually 1cm larger than this frame >>2060912 and apart from the lens distortion probably looks smaller because of the Ritchey VentureMax.
>>2061215So what's the need to add the part of you telling him/her to?
>>2060914Nope, I have only ever used these.
>>2061209>his bike came with pedalsWalmart detected
>>2061258What's an argie? Argentinian? I have to straps, you can literally see them
>>2061258>5c weatherJust noticed this. It was -7, very comfy with winter gear.>>2061314I'm leaning toward it myself, for >>2061066
>>2061340It's 22.03 now at 11 Celsius in London. Crazy year
i just realized my chainline was off by about 4 spacers. Night and day difference, the only thing i feel is holding this junk back now (besides the 1045 steel frame) is the chinesium tire on the rear. Might buy another Maxxis Re-Fuse to pair with the one on the front. Gotta say tho, it do be hard sometimes bros, this constant cycle of cycling viciously for months then going another couple of months or years with no bike and then repeating it all again gets harder each time (same for running, double so), i'm turning 26 soon so all that retard youth energy is due to evaporate in no time if i dont get my shit together. Although at this point i think i'm cycling just for the nostalgia of it really, i miss the pre-covid world.Thanks for reading my blog>>2061326Yes, years ago there was an argentinian with a track Bianchi that lived somewhere in the south of the country where the vegetation resembles the kind seen in your picture. Although thinking about it now i guess his Bianchi was much older>toe strapsSorry i meant toe cages. I tried using them velcro straps but i dont think i have the fine motor controls on the tip of my foot to be able to get on them with the bike moving, always found toe cage easier and more intuitive (they can really destroy a weaker shoe tho)>>2061340>>2061341This year we had -1c with frost for the first time in a decade here and i commute to work by motorcycle. It was utterly miserable, although i imagine in a bike the constant heating of the body would make it less so>11cThat's fall/winter temps, tho we got down to around that last week when there was heavy rain (it's the peak of summer here). At this point it is safer to trust on horoscopes and zodiac signs than the weather forecast and seasons.
>>2061380>repeating it all again gets harder each timeIt never gets easier, you only get stronger>i'm turning 26 soon so all that retard youth energy is due to evaporate in no time if i dont get my shit togetherThat's a lie, once you get your shit together you won't have time to ride, that's how people in their 30s lose their physical capacity. If you stay active, you'll stay strong. I'm entering my late 30s and I don't even feel close to slowing down because I never stopped, I started riding more, I might even be fitter now than I was in my 20s
>>2061388Good on you. Early 40s here, still mashing over 200km per week just in commuting alone.
>>2061398Rider on frend, a body in motion stays in motion
>>2061380>Sorry i meant toe cages. I tried using them velcro straps but i dont think i have the fine motor controls on the tip of my foot to be able to get on them with the bike moving, always found toe cage easier and more intuitive (they can really destroy a weaker shoe tho)How do you get back into them when moving?
>>2061380-1 is pretty brutal but I have no idea where you live, you didn't say. Could be Antarctica. 11C here is not normal for London. That's very warm.And nope I'm not the Argentinan, that's a very nice bike for a south American though, I'm sure he's loving it.When I first got stamps I thought the same until I got some good ones, trust me it's really easy, they're very rigid and feel good on the top of the foot. I'd hate to use Cages and have my whole foot imprisoned. I don't know why you repeated your question though haha, but getting in and out of them is very smooth while moving.By the way take this breaks off
>>2061404>but getting in and out of them is very smooth while moving.On fixies?
>>2061388Yeah i meant on a fitness sense, i dont really care for the other things because i know there's plenty of time for that but if i dont get my shit together regarding to taking on cycling and running without stopping i know it will get harder and harder and each time i try it i will have more difficult to the same point i was before>>2061398Solid foundation, i hope to get back to that>>2061401I use those old Wellgo pedals with a little tab on them, that way you can step on them with the tip of your foot and slide inside the cage. What i find hard about velcro straps is that they often gets deformed and lose their shape so it becomes impossible to get on them>>2061404Southern Brazil, near São Paulo, so, not unheard of but really brutal regardlessWhen it was fixed i was actually rocking this thing brakeless but now it is single speed since i'm finding it more enjoyable for just cruising around trying to get back in shape. I know i'm gonna get the fixie itch eventually tho
>>2061388I'm 35 and fittest I've ever been in my life haha. Crazy the type of shit people tell themselves about the aging, then they make it come true. Good luck to them, old age is going to be pure hell, all day every day
Literally just don't stop, it's as easy as that
>>2061406Surely you'll get bored of that, never heard of anyone going from fixed to single, I didn't it the other way round and never looked back. If you really just love cruising around I can't argue with that though.How good is Fejoada? I was thinking of trying it the other day. I'm so curious
>>2061407I've heard some of the most retarded shit... I don't even initiate the conversations either, people just preemptively make excuses.
>>2061407i look exactly like this>>2061408there's a reason old guys become cab drivers and wal mart greeters and shit. if you retire and dont have good hobies you just do nothing for a week and then die
>>2061442That's absolutely horrible. Spends your last days after living your life as formidable and great man as some little scanning and or bagging dweeb. Definitely not offence to anyone with that kind of job but your way of thinking is pretty messed up anon
>>2061409Very delightful and enjoyable. The best part of it for me is the tenderness and flavour that the beef and sausages reach after boiling in the stew with the beans for so long, they become almost as soft as the beans and the texture on the mouth is unique.That said, keep in mind it's still a stew, a very heavy one at that, so you will probably eat more than you should, so give yourself time to digest aftewards, a little nap perhaps. It's really a one time in the week kind of meal.On my company, and for some reason i dont know why, on almost all companies and restaurants wednesday is Feijoada day.
>>2061466Wow I thought it was only Beans, that sounds divine. Definitely trying now
>>2061461im not a retiree and plan to attack random nonsense with tools. but being a walmart greeter is better than oblivion, i guess, thats why you only see olds and jeets at tim hortons, they both do it for free
>>2061556What's oblivion? Death?
>>2061401nta but I can flip into toe-clips as quickly and reliably as I can get into clipless. this comes only after long practice, but if you're new to it some of the MKS pedals have enormous flip tabs.
>>2061584Jesus sometimes things are easy and you just can't get your head around itHow do you make that work with regular pedals and straps without clips though?
>>2061583it's nothing. literally fucking nothing. retirees experience oblivion and THEN they die
>>2061596Your mind is horrible
got myself a sekine boik to restore as a single speed errand bike, the lugs are so sexy for a 100 euro, looks like a riv
>>2061803cool, man. I wouldn't bother gimping it to one speed but whatever.you can get model hobby paint (Testors etc) and a thin brush with very long hairs and pinstripe the lugs, it'll look sick
>>2061807unfortunately all I got now is single speed wheels from previous crashed bike, I will post before and after once done. I also decoded the serial number and it's one of the last models produced in Japan before moving to Canada (1973) that's why it ended up in Europe since I was puzzled what a Canadian brand is doing here. Also it says chromo but it feels gas pipe-ish probably due to wheels and everything being steel so hopefully stripping it down to frame and fork with modern aluminium composite going to make it shine again.
why the fuck did I ride in that shit, the amount of cleaning I had to do, and still have to do now...in fucking 1°C degree weather
>>2061803Center pulls + steel rims is one of those combinations that only the 70s had the nerve to give us. But, once you put some aluminum wheels in there and perhaps change the pads of the brakes it ends up being a nice ride.I also doubt any "cromoly" road bikes from that era, they all have gas pipe, wether a little bit or 90% of the frame. The charm isn't really the material, it's the geometry and the sturdiness that those bikes offer, i guarantee you that that bike is a beast both on the road and off road on some gravel or dirty path
>>2061819it does have insane clearance for a road bik, could fit 32 on there with some fenders but yeah I doubt the chromo claim even though champion is supposed to be mid range tange tubing that is popular with rigid mtb forks. It feels too heavy and stiff in comparison to 80s chromo Moser I had but for cargo hauling seems reliable.
>>2061803she's a beauty. the first bike I ever bought myself was a red sekine not quite as nice as that one. nice find.
>>2061819>Center pullsthere was an anon who said that centerpulls brake really well. but I guess they were steel and heavy? I've never used them, personally. but yeah, the steel rims are garbage.>>2061812oh, yeah, if you've got aluminum wheels but single speed, by all means ditch the steel wheels.I did a resto mod of an old bike recently and the aluminum parts you can get on ali are perfectly serviceable for negligible cost.that bike is going to clean up nice
changed my studded tyres off since snow is gone and promptly ate shit on some black ice lmao
>>2061941also copped a cool manitou skareb. waiting for new seals from shockcraft, gonna put it on for summer
>>2061812>>2061820I was wrong, the frame and fork in size 56cm weighs 3100 grams while my old 54cm 80s Moser was 3400 grams. I tested the frame with rubber mallet and it sounds musical, everything tight. Now I have to order long reach brakes for the 700c conversion (it came with 27 wheels) and a new seatpost since it's a bit weird with the 26.2 size. I also saw a canadian dude selling new decals on ebay and maybe touch up the frame with red paint too? The old owner painted the rear silver like an idiot since SHS models are actually rare and come with chromed socks instead of all silver.
>>2061941that geo is mental.the saddle angle is giving me wrist pain just looking at it
>>2061945>I was wrongyeah, I was wondering about that, I've never heard of any company putting fake decals on for the steel. if anything, they make decals imitating the look of the good steel but with the real type and serial number. here's a Raleigh gas pipe decal they hope you'll confuse with Reynolds, but they don't actually lie. that's a really cool find. the fact that it came with 27s seems to be why they have big tire clearance. the high tier models in the Miyata 300 series came with 700s and skinny >25mm clearance, but the "worse" entry level models came with 27s and I can fit 32s and fenders. never bothered with a 700c conversion since I had alu rims, though. your bike is gonna be nice, man.I do all my touch-ups with nail polish or Testors hobby paint. I have used auto touch up paint in the past, which can be a perfect match to bikes with some flake or iridescence in the color, but at some point (in the usa, at least) they more than doubled in price, so fuck that. might be worth looking at over in yuroland, though.
>>2061954>Miyata 300 seriesexcuse me, I meant the X12 series. I have a 312, the 512 and up have narrow clearance. the 112 they didn't even put on this page of the catalog because the frame was a downgrade from the triple-butted miyata cromo which the rest of the series on this page got. so my 312 was the sweet spot, it turns out.
>>2061945>chromed socksyeah I see them when I enlarge the pic.now that she's stripped, it should be easy to mask off the socks/frame and spray the stays and fork back to red if you want. nowadays art stores sell spray paint in every shade for muralists if your hardware store doesn't have a perfect match. surface the silver paint with fine grit sandpaper so the new paint doesn't chip off. you could do a layer of primer if you want to really protect against chips but I wouldn't bother unless you're going to repaint the whole frame and turn it into a big project. afterwards you can shine the chrome by rubbing it with a ball of aluminum foil and vinegar or coca cola.
>>2061954I didn't even plan on going higher than 28 but now definitely going to put some 32 tires on there. The rear clearance could also fit 10 speed wheel which is a surprise, something to upgrade in the future. I'm a bit worried about trying to paint it since finding the right color is a pain so I might just clean it and leave it.Some people already convert these to gravel bikes, old 70s frames are perfect for it it seems. No need to give surly or rivendell a fortune.
>>2061956I will try to strip the silver paint with acetone since it's just a layer applied with a brush and try to get a small tin of matching red hobbyist paint to cover some chips. The letter decals will be removed but the other 2 label ones I will cover with clear tape cut to size to protect them. Also found a good deal on pic related, these will be perfect for the conversion.
>>2061941why has god allowed this
>>2061941>crackhead geometry, ridiculous winter tires, rear fork taped up because ???>but fucking stock canadian tire rim brakesall your marbles, GONE
>rear fork
gah dood ive been owned. now my marbles are all gone. marblebros we are truly all lost, perhaps we never had marbles
>>2061965>front fork
>taped up because ???
>>2061964its LX v-brakesm737 gruppoun300 bottom bracket with diy japanese bearingsritchey wcs carbon handlebarsritchey comp 130mm 84d stemritchet comp seatpostsqlab 50x pedalssqlab 711 gripsavid 1.9L brake leversd521/lx m570 wheelset for winterx517/m570 wheelset for summeroffset bearings shock hardware with igus bushingsenduro ptfe sealed frame bearingssilver tk fork with motion control damper hacked in, 85mm travel and longer & softer negative spring
>>2061991
>>2061998also dura-ace ball bearings in the hubs with red line synthetic grease. mineral oil based gl2 grease gets pretty gummy in freezing temps, little tip for you goys.also i got some shell industrial slideway oil to use for fork lowers, this stuff apparently mogs oem oil for bushing lubrication. though its mineral oil based so it too gets pretty stiff in cold too, i use 75w-90 synthetic castrol gear oil there in winter.
>>2061991this is my stereo setup, btw
>>2061815What did you expect with no fenders?
>>2062006right?there's an incredibly easy fix for this but people just don't want the look of fenders? but then grouse about when their bike looks like his pic. it's some type of mental illness. not the type that debilitates you and prevents you from functioning in society, but still.
>>2062012I don't understand it either. Fenders always look great.
>>2062012>>2062013nta fenders are suddenly like 900$ each for some reason so thats why i dont have any>>2062005would pet
>>2062005I don't see any shakti stones though
>>2062012>it's some type of mental illness. not the type that debilitates you and prevents you from functioning in society, but still.>tfw have the opposite kind of mental illness, super autism+adhd, extremely proficient at nearly every skilled task but dysfunctional at fitting into society
>>2062025it's the same mental illness, but you can't tell because of said mental illness
