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Post some Low Cost Carrier (LCC) experiences. Personally, I've never had any positive ones and avoid them whenever possible
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These are so much more fun and efficient than pushbikes, it's insane
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> I need to ride a bike
> i dont know how to ride a bike
I need to ride a bike
I dont know how to ride a bike
> I need to ride a bike
> i dont know how to ride a bike
I need to ride a bike
I dont know how to ride a bike
where do i start with riding a bike
> i dont know how to ride a bike
I need to ride a bike
I dont know how to ride a bike
> I need to ride a bike
> i dont know how to ride a bike
I need to ride a bike
I dont know how to ride a bike
where do i start with riding a bike
Quoted By: >>2074172
The fundamental problem of any form of public transportation is the other people you're unfortunate enough to be forced to spend time with. Prove me wrong.
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Quoted By: >>2074543
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
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
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Old thread from 2023 finally hit bump limit >>1955863
New thread. "Cycling infrastructure" is harm reduction. But not in the way you probably think. The anti-bike crowd considers riding a bicycle on public roads as an offense against the interests of motorists. An so, they wish to create infrastructure to reduce cycling (harm). Yes! Those who advocate for "separate but equal" are (whether they admit it or not) working against the interests of bicycle users:
-The American Automobile Association strongly supports bike lanes
-Countries that place responsibility on car drivers have 70-90% fewer fatalities per billion km traveled by bike. This is of course beyond the pale, drivers must always have total immunity. But hey, look, green paint! We solved safety!
-The true purpose of bike lanes is to neutralize the opposition by corrupting the discourse. Don't support bike lanes? Then you must not care about safety!
-Bike lanes have a curious pattern of appearing where they are superfluous, and vanishing as you approach potential traffic conflict zones. This way, when you get run over by a dump truck making a turn, it's your fault! You shoulda been in the bike lane that wasn't there!
In conclusion: bike lane activists hate cyclists and want to eradicate cycling as a form of transportation.
New thread. "Cycling infrastructure" is harm reduction. But not in the way you probably think. The anti-bike crowd considers riding a bicycle on public roads as an offense against the interests of motorists. An so, they wish to create infrastructure to reduce cycling (harm). Yes! Those who advocate for "separate but equal" are (whether they admit it or not) working against the interests of bicycle users:
-The American Automobile Association strongly supports bike lanes
-Countries that place responsibility on car drivers have 70-90% fewer fatalities per billion km traveled by bike. This is of course beyond the pale, drivers must always have total immunity. But hey, look, green paint! We solved safety!
-The true purpose of bike lanes is to neutralize the opposition by corrupting the discourse. Don't support bike lanes? Then you must not care about safety!
-Bike lanes have a curious pattern of appearing where they are superfluous, and vanishing as you approach potential traffic conflict zones. This way, when you get run over by a dump truck making a turn, it's your fault! You shoulda been in the bike lane that wasn't there!
In conclusion: bike lane activists hate cyclists and want to eradicate cycling as a form of transportation.
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Just saw this Japanese train sim about to come out and it looks pretty kino. Got me thinking about other vidyas that might appeal to regulars here.
Some that I enjoy
>American/Euro truck simulator
>OpenTTD
>SimRail
>Flight Simulator
>Bus bound
I never found any cycling games that really scratched the itch, either too arcadey or boring race team management stuff. Would quite like an open world to cycle around, with ability to spec bikes, train avatar fitness and maybe set up some touring or bike packing trips.
Feel free to share any more
Some that I enjoy
>American/Euro truck simulator
>OpenTTD
>SimRail
>Flight Simulator
>Bus bound
I never found any cycling games that really scratched the itch, either too arcadey or boring race team management stuff. Would quite like an open world to cycle around, with ability to spec bikes, train avatar fitness and maybe set up some touring or bike packing trips.
Feel free to share any more
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>public transportation sucks
>decide to buy a bike
>nice.jpg
>want to go to neighboring cities 50-300km away
>no trains
>buses suck ass
what do you guys use for transportation for longer distances in a third world country? I can't take my bike if I intend to carry stuff around because I live in a mountainous region.
It takes 4 hours to travel 100km by bus here. Should I just buy a motorcycle or something?
>decide to buy a bike
>nice.jpg
>want to go to neighboring cities 50-300km away
>no trains
>buses suck ass
what do you guys use for transportation for longer distances in a third world country? I can't take my bike if I intend to carry stuff around because I live in a mountainous region.
It takes 4 hours to travel 100km by bus here. Should I just buy a motorcycle or something?
Are all carbon bicycles in 2026 made in the same building by the same guy and he just slaps a different logo on them depending on who placed the order?
