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BMX Edition
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How do you guys find good roads to bike on? I live in rural Tennessee (not the cool mountainous part) and most of the roads near me are just long straight roads with 55mph+ speed limits or little neighborhoods that dead end after a couple miles. Not ideal for cycling.
I have been able to find a few nice curvy roads near me using google street view but they're pretty short and I get tired of riding at the same places over and over.
I have been able to find a few nice curvy roads near me using google street view but they're pretty short and I get tired of riding at the same places over and over.
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A Plasma Powered car was invented by the future Colonel Blanche Beck of the Japanese Special Forces (retired as a double amputee for evil explosives manufacturing) in an attempt to replace trucks and troop transports with a vehicle that can achieve "impossible" jumps and other physical feats. The design of the car uses ordinary old iron materials, which are literally "powered" by being struck. In a curious and odd way, this same concept was employed by the Russian T-54 tank.
A Glorious Plating job
Stunning blue tint, metal car body, and clear top
A Glorious Plating job
Stunning blue tint, metal car body, and clear top
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poop edition
Welcome to the /gag/~
/gag/ is dedicated to all the pilots and pilot applicants out there, and although the name suggests otherwise, airline, military, and charter discussion is welcome. Keep it on topic, keep the shit throwing to a minimum.
Previous thread here: >>1336469
Welcome to the /gag/~
/gag/ is dedicated to all the pilots and pilot applicants out there, and although the name suggests otherwise, airline, military, and charter discussion is welcome. Keep it on topic, keep the shit throwing to a minimum.
Previous thread here: >>1336469
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Does anyone know of any good importers for new Lada Nivas into the US. I had a buddy run the preliminary paperwork, so it counts as something 'similar to a car sold in the US' and the DMV would let me drive it no problem. Anyone know of a company that imports European cars such as this?
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The future of commuting.
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>tfw passing helmet-fags with the wind in my hair
>been evading subway fare since April 1
I couldn't take it anymore /n/. I have paid a ridiculously expensive subway fare ($10 USD round trip) for years for a shit job and got pissed seeing how the trains were full of bums, drugs, some crime, and fare evaders while nothing was done. Then coronavirus quarantine came, ridership dropped 90%, and everything that was an issue in huge ridership is still an issue now, they do nothing to make the system better.
I've also determined the best strategy for proper fare evasion, assuming you can get in thru the faregates
>stand near ass end of platform to see every car of the train as it passes by if any fare inspectors are in there
>walk up to about halfway thru train and stand by door as you approach station, it will be going slow enough to see everyone on the platform, then when doors open, step outside and look the other direction to see if any fare inspectors are there
This saved my ass on Monday. I saw two fare inspectors waiting to board my train so I got off immediately, then hopped out of the system at that stop and swiped myself in.
I couldn't take it anymore /n/. I have paid a ridiculously expensive subway fare ($10 USD round trip) for years for a shit job and got pissed seeing how the trains were full of bums, drugs, some crime, and fare evaders while nothing was done. Then coronavirus quarantine came, ridership dropped 90%, and everything that was an issue in huge ridership is still an issue now, they do nothing to make the system better.
I've also determined the best strategy for proper fare evasion, assuming you can get in thru the faregates
>stand near ass end of platform to see every car of the train as it passes by if any fare inspectors are in there
>walk up to about halfway thru train and stand by door as you approach station, it will be going slow enough to see everyone on the platform, then when doors open, step outside and look the other direction to see if any fare inspectors are there
This saved my ass on Monday. I saw two fare inspectors waiting to board my train so I got off immediately, then hopped out of the system at that stop and swiped myself in.
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Why are most passenger trains the US only allowed to go up to 79 mph when most locomotives used on these lines are capable of 110 mph?
