ITT: cancerous means of transportation
>>981367
ReCUMbent
There are no cancerous machines.
Only cancerous societies.
>>981370
But they make the cancerous machines.
>>981374
symptoms are not diseases.
>>981377
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>>981367
Donercycles, anybody?
>>981367
>>981390
Looks like a plane I built in Kerbal Space Program
>>981390
Holy fuck I used to make these from Marlboro packs when I was a kid. I forgot how to make them though.
>>981387
The doner is probably the only person to walk away from that.
>>981468
I only made soccer shirts
>>981367
Folding bikes because a bunch of people bring them on the train but put them on the normal bike racks rather than fucking folding them up.
>>981496
i-is that Dieter Zetsche?
(pic: literal cancermobile)
>>981496
The man on the left is the only one who could pull that off
>>981367
>>981367
I love this vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USS95abE1uA
>>981532
That bike is beautiful.
>>981536
Filename is accurate unless you live in permafrost
>>983400
>fatbikes are useless
Fatbikes can be used to ride pretty much anything. Including tarmac.
Sure, they're not the best bike for the job, but they are hardly useless.
>>983765
it is less decadent than majority of people who drive SUV's and pick-up trucks if want to talk about waste of resources and depravity.
These boards are terrible though, even that they are called "hover" boards is terrible.
>>983400
fatbikes are designed for loose surfaces like sand and snow, so they are effective off-road bicycles.
Whether or not you would want to use them in such conditions is a different story.
>>981532
Is that a fucking foam pad on the top bar? Its like saying to the world, yea i know i am going to fall off and bang my balls because the only way i can break is back peddling.
>>981496
I hate these for the average citizen but I use one at work to survey beaches for ecological research. They're great for it and I love it. Saves me from walking literally miles with heavy gear. Pretty fun too.
>>986932
It's just a fun little accessory, you autist.
>>986932
i always assumed it was for hasardous transportation of a passenger
>>986932
you don't sit on the top tube while waiting at red lights? casual af, fám.
>>987459
not trackstanding at red lights is casual af tho
>>987461
>>987461
> Fucking seattubers
>>986932
>break
Brake.
The intensity of cosmic radiation may be 100 times greater flying than on the ground. It increases when we fly based on factors such as: the plane's altitude, the plane's proximity to the poles of the earth, the length of the flight, and the presence of solar flares. A polar crossing saves a lot of fuel costs but increases the radiation. A flight from Chicago to Beijing over the polar cap is estimated to give you the same dose of radiation as two chest X-rays.
>>987648
kek
>>987648
Can't they put lead roofs on planes?
>>987852
You're gonna carry that weight
>>987329
>fun little accessory
you are the autist
>>986932
It's actually for protecting the extremely valuable gaspipe frame when you lock it to signs in the city my friend
>>981492
whats wrong with folding bikes
>>981492
>Folding bikes because a bunch of people bring them on the train but put them on the normal bike racks rather than fucking folding them up.
I've seen on locked up on a bike rack like a regular bike.
Fliz
>>981500
hahahahaha
>>983768
At least the trucks and SUV's actually accomplish a level of functionality above walking.
That anon is right. There is something profoundly ugly about people wanting to have flashy motorized devices just to putz along at walking speed.
>>981367