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What are the most /n/ films?>Opens with a budapest transit official say they were happy to help make this film, but please don't think it reflects on our actual service >Entirely set in the subway >Excellent soundtrack
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>>1892050 isn't luise bunuel a spaniard?
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>>1990758 Yes, but he did most of his work in Mexico
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>>1985659 >>1986529 First time I'd ever seen an airplane towed by oxen
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Empire of Dust is full of n content
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Supertrain, from 1979. A broad-gauge atomic-powered luxury train, the show was trying to be "Love Boat" on rails. It was pretty awful. You can find some of the episodes on Youtube.
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How do we stop these from being banned or regulated in america?
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>>1992111 You don't. Idiots will ride them in traffic, die to Trucky McDiabetic and the insane infrastructure, the media will tar it and the lobbying will be ezpz.
>>1992264 Almost every Canadian/American I speak to has a visible moment of confusion when you mention walking anywhere. An alarming amount will panic and offer to drive.
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>>1992365 It seems that the escooters are killing urban youth instead....
>Where demographic data are known, CPSC’s report found that non-Hispanic Black consumers represented 29% of micromobility device related injuries, a significantly higher proportion than their 13% of the U.S. population. Anonymous
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>>1992389 >a visible moment of confusion when you mention walking anywhere lol I was in downtown in a very walkable city overhearing some tourist that were probably from a not very walkable city, anyways, I heard them say to their friend
>"Wow! Walking is around downtown is so cool! I feel like I'm playing a video game!" yep...
>An alarming amount will panic and offer to drive. this is sadly true, then again, some of our hamplanets struggle to even walk from their couch to the garage, any real walking in physically impossible for a growing number of Americans
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>>1992111 Aren't bicycles already illegal in America?
It is hard to see the bicycles because some kind of wheeled toy is blocking my view of them.
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>>1992439 I have a black ops sniper across the street with an infrared scope trained on your position. If you ever post again it will be your fault.
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Any fellow Texans here? Summer is right around the corner and I am starting to feel the heat. I'm expecting that we will reach 100F (38C) temperatures very soon. Is there any way at all to deal with this? or I just have to embrace being sweaty?
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Just drive a car. No one at the office wants to smell your stankass after riding a bike in the most humid and hot state in America to work.
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if i lived in Texas i would drive a car
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if I lived in texas I would kill myself
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>>1991921 you should kill yourself as if you lived in texas
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Like everyone says a change of clothes, also before I change I usually wipe down the extra sweaty areas like underarms and my back with the shirt I was wearing so you at least remove a lot of the sweat that way
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Considering the foul odor given off by your average Indian male would suffocate the passengers?
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It's a nice open air ride
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Get a pic of indian mass transit.
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>>1988286 I remember reading an article showing how a hybrid car like a Prius uses almost the same amount of energy per km as a carnivore cyclist. A vegan would be using less, and that Indian is most likely vegan so yeah it is a greener alternative if you don't mind sweating your ass off in the Indian heat. Another point in favor of cycling is that agriculture (including animal products) is mostly carbin neutral, as in the carbon that cows burp out didn't come from the underground, it came from the atmosphere.
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>>1992378 If we're thinking of the same article it was the most horseshit napkin maths you could imagine to make any point it could against bicycles.
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What kind of masochist would voluntarily allow an Indian to hunch over and aim his sphincter at you.
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How hard is it to get into repairing and building ebikes and scooters
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I think the biggest issue is getting parts and documentation
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>>1992113 unless you're a sparky/engineer or you repair electrical goods already then probably very difficult. I've heard of courses/qualifications starting to pop up but really it's fucked because of the changing standards/no standards and actually getting parts since nobody supports these bikes past a few years.
Oh proprietary software too.
I fix electric bikes but we refuse to deal with the electrical components because it's a nightmare. Which doesn't make it easier because you're sending it away to a dealership that also cannot fix it and doesn't support it anymore and you're just relying on the dealers ability to hassle the company into providing support.
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im looking for a Vehicle that looks just like my clock right here
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You cannot be both pro-bike and anti car-free streets. They are simply incompatible ideas you retarded murderer.
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I don't speak social media, can someone translate?
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>>1992334 op got btfo in other threads and creates this thread several times a week with various schizo text strings. you really don't want to know, my advice is let the jannies take care of it
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>>1992332 John Forester was right
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>used to riding motorcycle and cargo ebike >fix the flat on my old shitty bicycle to get some exercise on a nice day >trail angle super aggressive and unstable >center of gravity stupid high >leaned all the way the fuck over, can't see shit >wheels feel comically oversized, steers like shit
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>>1986983 oh no wonder, yeah I've been to philly, bought a bike there once and took it home on the train. the riding is granny-tier. pancake flat, narrow streets, and blind corners, you don't even need gears because there's no way to go more than 15mph unless you're suicidal. sucks for you I guess
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>>1986299 are you riding a 29er mtb?
post bike
>>1986309 kys
>>1986762 yeah this the com being high is unsolvable
its rly not an issue anyway but interesting to note
>>1986966 who the fuck never goes 30?
i go over 40 every ride but i live in a hilly place so i wouldnt expect the average person to do that but 30?
cmon fucking anyone can hit 30 on even the most gentle downhill
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>>1986966 17mph is my average lol
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>This is a >Red Line train to >Shady Grove
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>>1992085 >Heavy Anglo accent SLATER... AND... KENT
>DING >Heavy French accent Slateur... ET... KENTE
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>>1992213 If you build homes for the average BART hobo, they will just tear out the pipes and wiring and sell them so they can keep getting high on the street. For some people the only way to help them is through force, and if that doesn't work the best solution is a final one.
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>>1992276 Oh and fentanyl dealers plus the bankers who launder their money should be flayed alive and left on screaming display on Market St, that would also help resolve the problem.
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>>1992233 Exactly. Can't believe people still vote for these dipshits thinking that they'll solve the housing problem.
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Show me the most degenerate shit you've ever seen
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>>1991823 That's most definitely an unreliable, finnicky two-stroke. These sorts of wrench jobs are all sorts of things, but the one thing they aren't are hassle-free and headache-free mobility options. Dropping in a hub motor, bolting a battery to your bottle mount and zip-tying a few extra wires to your frame is literally ten times easier and ten times more reliable.
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>>1991475 Not too bad, could be fun. I'd pick different tires tho
Someone post the Dutch city bike with Zipp wheels
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>>1991475 look like a cheap homemade gravel, not to bad. but only 1 brake to do offroad seem hazardous
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