I saw there's threads of any kind but not for the most important part of the bike, the seat.
So this it will be a /bsg/ Bike seat general
Tell me your most comfortable seat, because I got a shitty standard one that break my ass

>hydraulic disk brakes would have prevented this edition
Resources:
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/
https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/repair-help
https://www.youtube.com/@RJTheBikeGuy/videos
https://www.youtube.com/@durianriders
Neutral Support News on Youtube
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How is it that 50 years after the invention of the Concorde we still don't have universal ubiquitous supersonic flight everywhere? The Boom XB-1 even solved the sonic boom noise issue and yet nothing is happening with the tech. Why isn't this being fast tracked by airlines and governments everywhere? And don't give me that bullshit about fuel costs being too high. Supersonic flight uses 2x the fuel at most and fuel is like 10% of the cost of a flight, so ticket prices would barely change. Most people would probably gladly pay 50% more for a plane ticket if it meant getting there twice as fast.

I see you all are intimidated by my obvious superiority

What type of bike or vehicle is this? What are other similar types of vehicles around the world are there, please name them if you know the names.

If steel is so great, why do the companies that make the best steel tubing in the world use carbon for their forks?

If steel is so great, why do the finest steel bikes in the world use carbon forks?

It seems to me that steel has an aesthetic value that cannot be substituted by anything else, but as a material for building bikes, its value decreases the more that is demanded of a component.

>be bastard son of Evergreen shipping magnate
>goes public after many years, legitimized as offspring and hired to work for your father's side business EVA Airways (BR)
>start off as mechanic, train and work as pilot, then eventually you run the entire airlines yourself
>old man dies, gives everything in his name to you in his will (much to the chagrin of your siblings)
>together as majority shareholders, they fire you and you're blacklisted from the family business
>sell your own minority shares and go and start your own airline with investors
>fly every new plane that gets delivered yourself because you like it and can

How based can one man be?

https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/starlux-airlines-taiwan/index.html

Drydock Edition

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Mexican railways thread? The government of Mexico is trying to bring back long distance passenger routes and building light rail in the Mexico City metropolitan area
Railway history in Mexico is actually very interesting. They used to have a national railway company called FNM after they nationalized all the railroad companies in 1908, until the 1990s when they privatized it.
>Isthmus of Tehuantepec railway - three lines
>Buenavista to AIFA airport to Pachuca intercity railway
>Texcoco to La Paz light rail
>Costeno, Jarocho route revival
>Mayan Train