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>>1069228

Came here to post this. All other kits are just colourful billboards. Its nice that canyon sram have more emphasis on the design aspect of the clothes themselves.

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How autistic would it be to ride in one of these?

>>1068361

How would the power pickup work out from that single guide rail, with merging rails?

>>1068433

With the magic of design student concepts

Wait until thundercuck picks it up.. This jewish fuck will milk it.

SOLAR FRIKING HYPERLOOP HIGHWAYS

so many constructions going on here you can literally not walk from A to B as sidewalks are fenced left and right

Yes, people must be protected because some dumbfuck will fall down a hole or a brick will hit them I get it, but don't fucking externalize your construction cost on my sidewalk ever again

>implying a fence will help when a crane topples over

REEE

>>1066307
For the last year they've been doing major renovations of the main street I live off of and I've had to put up with this, too, in addition to the pavement being so shitty and torn up. You either put up with it or you find another route around it, either way no point in crying about it.

>>1066307
I just stop and toss these into the ditch.

>>1065434
its your standard run of the mill half face motorcycle helmet with a visor

It's a moped/electric scooter helmet.

>>1065434
that's the Fagatron 9000.

if you just want to be a fat fuck powerlifter, don't ride

if you want to be fit, of course do both

I have to dial back on the leg stuff because I ride 6 days a week, but my legs are already huge

>>1062837
I lift 4-5 days a week along with commuting by bike almost everywhere that i go. has not affected me so far in terms of recovery and whatnot

>>1062837
I like being fast so lifting is not an option, bro.

>>1062505
Hundreds of people use them everyday.
It's a wonder they smell as good as they do, considering the amount of homeless folk on the train.

>>1062520
I take a commuter train every day that doesn't have any poor people on it. It still smells bad

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>>1062505

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No, but its possible his mother was raped by a wild boar.

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He's kind of a douchebag sometimes. But overall a very nice guy. 10/10 would ride with.


>ftw the guy you just delivered his curry to doesn't want to take a selfie with you.

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>choosing anything other than /ourcop/ matt

>>1069692
I would just not carry a non bicycle multi tool. You shouldn't need the folding knives and scissors, and you have screw drivers so those are redundant. Instead carry a patch kit, a decent tire lever (Pedro's), a pump. I like to carry electric tape. But like most edc threads, you carry way too much. Adjustable wrench? Why?

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>>1069758
I do carry a patch kit that I didn't picture since it's just a jar of elmer's rubber cement and a couple of patches. I have a Pro Bike Tools pump coming in, hopefully they are a good brand?

I hear you on carrying too many tools, my bike bag is way too heavy but I also do more than bike work so I kinda need the adjustable crescent and gerber. I'll be carrying a mini floor pump with me so my bag will only get heavier.

Is there really any use for a chain breaker? I've never come acrosss a need for one cycling and maintaining my bikes, although i do use chains with power links... Is it only good for when putting a new chain on and sizing it?

>>1068035
>implying you're not Schwalbe Professional Bicycle Tires posting as Anon.

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>>1068035
>>1068047
even if op is a shill posting as anon, I pick Schwalbe over Continental mostly on

>The company is a third generation,[1] family owned business with global reach.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwalbe_(tire_manufacturer)

Me coming from a 5th generation family of tradesmen, I'll take build quality over world class r&d. Not that Schwalbe is lacking in r&d but if their best tire is still the Marathon, then by all means don't change what isn't broke

t. had a 90's hybrid with 27" tires and these schwalbes that would be classified as (((urban tires))) today

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Bought conti gatorskin at the LBS today to replace the 8 year old bontrager rear that's went flat on my last two rides. I basically walked in and told the guy to give me the best, most puncture resistant tire he had. Shit was $55 which is about 12 more than on amazon.

Did I do ok? I know fuck all about road bike tires, but I have run a few sets of conti sportbike tires.

>mfw i stayed with 700x23 because that's all they had in stock for the conti

The front of the ship can fall off.

>>1067566
Is that by design?

Where do you put the containers?

What the fuck, man. Fucking cagers.

Goodnight, sweet prince. https://twitter.com/MicheleScarponi/status/801038366674391040/video/1?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=MicheleScarponi&utm_content=801038366674391040

>>1066240
>Scarponi killed in training accident
Trainfags will defend this.

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>>1064606
Nice bike
I only ride shitty stuff though

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>>1064606
10,000 vertical feet and 108 miles on the new build today.

>people slowing down in the same space others need to speed up
Many have single bridges so even less separation between on / off ramp than in above pic.

>>1063714
yeah, cloverleaf i'changes work well only with separated collector/distributor ramps

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>>1063741, >>1063714

>>1062933
>superiority of steel
In what capacity?

>>1062940
All capacities.

>Heavy
>Prone to rust
What makes them superior? Being able to buy a £100 welder and fixing a crack yourself instead of paying half that to have a more skilled guy weld your aluminium frame? Do skinny tubes give you a hard on?

Wow, that's a big train.

>>1061652
I saw an O-scale model of a UP 4-8-8-4 on sunday... "holy crap that's huge.." was all that came to mind.

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