Is cycling a meme?

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>>40714144

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>>40714144
>on a stationary bike indoors
yes its a meme

>on a real bike outside in the mountains like pic related
no its heaven actually

is being alive a meme?

>>40714199
Dream. Being alive is a dream.

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But really does it work?

>>40714384
I do it inside because it's too cold for my liking to run outside right now. I feel it's easier on my knees and feet at the expense of it being harder on my ass. I like being able to change the resistance to make it stronger/weaker if need be. The only major downside is that you'd have to go for more time to get the same workout as you would from running.

>>40714182
Honestly speaking how much electricity could you generate with this and would it be profitable?

>>40715267
...or you could just use a bike

>>40715267
IIRC there was a video on youtube that had an elite level marathon biker with thighs the size of texas, and going all out he could only generate enough energy to power a single florescent lightbulb.

There is a reason we found all these round-about off the wall weird ways of getting shit to spin to generate energy, because direct manual spinning isn't effective.

>>40715593
found it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4O5voOCqAQ

Its great if you wanna get a receptionists ass.

>>40715612
Quick summary if you don't want to watch it:

Huge biking at the equivalent of 50 KM/H, on a 40 degree slopping hill for 2 minutes produced enough energy to toast a single slice of bread.

He was completely spent after word, and generated 0,021 kWh.

>>40715612
Omg goal quads.

>>40714186
this except

>single speed with a high ratio through the city

you feel like bladerunner when going through traffic

>>40714144

No, it's a real thing that people do.