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>>904437
It's magic.

You lose.

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They're honestly pretty nice under a helmet, or just on its own. I've got pic related and I feel it makes me look like more dorky than douchey. I also don't have a beard and tattoos, and look dorky regardless.

>>906790
I know that guy. He lives in the same province as I do. He´s an avid recumbent cyclist and rowing biker.

Yep, I always wear a cap when I get on a bike, they're really good for protecting your eyes from sun, and keep water and sweat out of your eyes. Plus, you can wash a sweaty cap a lot easier than a sweat-soaked helmet.

For rain you still need eyewear, no cap is going to keep water from being blown/splashed into your face.

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"My Doge!,,, Its,, Fullof Stars!

>>906350
10/10

The left one arrives half a day too late

>>904569
For all the shit the SNCF gets at least the TGV gets better on-time performance than ICE trains.

>>904569
Each on their specific network, since that's where they reach full power.
ICE accelerates better, but TGV doesn't have noisy motors under the cars (not sure how much can be heard inside, be the older ICE3 units make a horrible noise when accelerating or decelerating in stations. The TGV doesnt.
Also fun fact: The TGV-locos have buffer-and-chain couplingers in the back and scharfenberg-couplers in the front.

>>903805
looks really noice but what do they need a tram for?
and where does it go? from nowhere to nowhere?

>>903807
They opened a tram line because the traffic in the Dubai Marina area was unbearable. According to Wikipedia "it runs for 14.5 kilometers (9.0 mi) along Al Sufouh Road from Dubai Marina to the Burj Al Arab and the Mall of the Emirates"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai_Tram

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>>903805
>a citadis tram with an ugly edgy cab
If you're going to to go for an angular look then do it right (and kill a couple of pedestrians in the process).

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also, this is hilarious for being the bicycle equivalent of the hicks on facebook who share stupid macro images saying how much better chevy is than ford

>>906592
>mixing campy shifters with shimano
wut

>Can't downshift underbraking
That's all you need to know about Campagnolo.

>>906480
Looking good but those huge stacks of spacers look out of place. (Even though I accept the fact that bike fit is a personal thing.)

>>906481
this, haveing 2 expensive bikes and with bad fit.

ayy lmao

Fred/10

>>>/n/pybt

>>906320
I cannot

purchase it

Would you ride it more than 3 times a year?

That's what has stopped me from buying one myself, I imagine it would be a lot of fun to ride around for a few weeks, but after that it would only get used a few times per year, not really something worth owning.

>>904008
aventon needs an aero seatpost. state bike needs to flip that stem around.

Fags

hipster/10

>>881265
Why is the Overground a single colour? That's really confusing.

>>881321
Why did you ask if you already knew the answer?

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>>881265

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>>868020
Found the set this is from, OP, helps narrow it down a little (translated):

>Here are pictures of French photojournalist Jean-Paul Pierre Guyotat he made in 1990-1995 gody.Na photo several cities: Moscow, Norilsk, Grozny, Port of Providence, Krasnoyarsk.

http://photochronograph.ru/2013/10/20/cccr-v-nachale-90-x/

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>>868020
>>868027
Also, judging by the industrial and barren landscape, I would guess the OP pic is from Norilsk, famous for its nickel mines and smelters.

>>868028
>random industrial Russian city
>"It must be Norilsk! I saw on Reddit!"

At the very least the bikes should have gone to a metal recycler instead of the land fill.

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>>903147
Not too bad.

>>903147
>Bicycles eating garbing truck

The grammar is pissing me off more than the bikes.

>>>/reddit/

They only made 700 of that particular bike but thats because its shit. The main fork is made out of poorly recycled diet coca cola cans(which are structurally less sound from the aspartame) and dropping more than 8 inches(slightly more than the average curb) . The standard brake cables and shifters were made of twine while the pedals those wooden sandals that japanese monks wear. The tires that came out of the were actually pretty good and had very few issues going out of true or with broken spokes(assuming you weigh less than 130 pounds).

If it was in like new condition, you might have something collectible for people in the bike building industry. However, it looks like quite a few parts are no longer standard and as such the resale value is nothing to us real collectors and its worth nothing on the street. In fact, if you were to leave it unlocked on the street junkies would leave small donations because honestly, anyone caught riding it needs a handout or two.

>>904798
>2015 is nearly over and I have failed to collect even on valuable bicycle.
What? You need to check your English grammar.

>I am the worst collector ever.
I don't think you are in the upper 99%.

>Is this just a lost cause?
If your goal is to sell that bike for $150-$300 then maybe you will succeed.

Have you ascertained the model year of this bike and what parts were originally on it?

look at: Bikepedia

Have you looked at the recent history of sale prices for this used bike?

look at: BicycleBlueBook

>Does anyone know how many of these bikes were made in the first place?
Did Cannondale reply to you when you asked them this question?

>How does one go about finding information like this?
One finds out if there is a registry for Cannondale bikes and the range of serial numbers is for this particular model.

>I am feeling pretty down about the whole venture at this point tbqh with your guys ;_;
I'm glad changed the picture, however I still do not see one thing that is interesting about this bicycle. This is a low model in their line of full-suspension bikes. What makes it special compared to the Cannondale Delta V1500 or Delta V 2000 or the Super V 3000?

Do you have the extras that a Cannondale collector (is there such a thing) might want such as:
- the original bill of sale
- the original owners manual
- a copy of that Cannondale consumer catalog showing that exact model
- bicycle magazines from that time with reviews of that exact model
- a bike shop poster showing that exact model

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>>904862
>What makes it special compared to the Cannondale Delta V1500 or Delta V 2000 or the Super V 3000?


It is special because it existed before those did.
In fact, in 1991 this was the worlds first mass production (if you can call >700 units mass production) full suspension mountain bike.
This is the bike that started it all and it was the most expensive offering cannondale put forth up to that moment.

when a motorist cuts me off, what should I use as a blunt object to break his brake light?
I have a U lock and that does the trick, but Ive lost one before because it fell out of my hands.
Would a wrench be a good substitute? Also handy to have a wrench on you, but that also raises the issue of having to pull a wrench out quickly, where the U lock I can get off in an instant

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>>902706 (OP)
>a U lock
you need, a cable lock, togo withit.
pic>drugs.

>>902709
No way this is the real bacon.