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The Electra Townie is apparently the best selling bike in America. I figured it would've been some gravel bike or hybrid but nope, it's actually just a cruiser/commuting bike with a really weird seating position (even for cruiser standards). Anyone ever ridden one? I just got one used for about $150 as a daily urban rider but the weird tube angle is starting to give me second thoughts but I haven't had a chance to ride it yet. What do you velophiles think of these things?
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>>2060788 Never got my answer on what percentage of bikes it is.....
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the only single time i have seen an electra townie irl (i know it was specifically that, it had The Decals) a tranny was riding it lycrafags and dentists get trek or spesh JustCrooze™ hipsters are still on fixies the spiritually brown and DUI riders are on fat tire ebikes sometimes you see lower-middle class "it's a nice day i'll bike it" people on ancient peugeots poorfags who wanna No Name© Cruise-like Product are all on rusted-out schwinns
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An Electra Townie just flew over my house!
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>>2076229 i hope xhe gets shot down with an ASRAAM
The sailor's hornpipe
Can anyone tell me why shipping is more efficient than rail? I thought water has more friction than air
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>>2068722 Yes, why do yo think the largest cause of drag, 1:1 , is air? Is your infographic for theoretically flat ground? Or real world averages?
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>>2068722 Water is 30 times thicker than air, but its self lubricating.
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>>2068722 Ships expend zero energy to produce lift.
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>>2076449 So to trains....
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Heavily encouraged Bike use in the city. Advertise the convenience of taking your Bike on the Train. Literally don't make a place that bikes can be put for the journey. The only way you can relax and feel comfortable doing this is if you're a wanker
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>>2074735 It's just to Show the Train I take money often. But it doesn't even matter since all the Trains are crap hah
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>>2074719 Sad thing is those arent even good feet....
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>>2074761 i will never understand footfags but also i really like touching stuff with my feet. i need to get a footfag bf to give footjobs like a sultry monkey but also i will not help him moisturize his soles or massage his toe gaps, he can do that shit in his morning shower by himself
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>>2074686 >north europe Why? Marc is Maryland regional.
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I take the lizzie line every day for work (jesus christ I hate indians and spanish tourists) go on the first or last carriage and put your bike in front of the drivers door.
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These faggots should be strictly restricted to class F airspace, with well defined dimension and NEVER EVER LEFT OUT, sick and tired of avoiding them. Yesterday while flying a personal Cessna 310 from a buddy of mine and 3 weeks ago on the Dash 8 with the small airliner I fly for. >23 year old co pilot
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>>2012675 Guy 2nd from right, was convicted of raping a dog. :-(
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>>2074771 >>2074775 >>2074793 I don't understand the connection
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>another week, another american jet crash
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Happening incoming What an unfortunate turn of event. Ivan what did you do with the Pantsir ?
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Ubisoft co founder, and head of Thrustmaster dead, w. flight instructor.
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>>2076411 I was sadder when Oliver Tree died to be honest
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>learning spanish >start drinking heavily >day labour at Lowes >get into 4mm, 5mm, 6mm hex specs >boss wants me to adjust his handlebar
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>>2068462 I think it's clavicular
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Cyclists of /n/, do you wear a lot of loud obnoxious advertising logos on yourself when you ride?
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>>2053794 sex with this creature
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>>2063452 what a crazy idea
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>>2058734 He looks like a small child.
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>>2076346 MTB clothing is specifically designed to make the wearer look like a literal man-child (reflective of the person)
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>>2063980 Not him, but everyone is superior to yuppie suckers overpaying for a Victorian toy, poisoning the market against real people.
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How does everyone feel about spirit airlines shutting down? I saw that it shut down in May. Anyone know more about that?
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For me it’s just reason #9999999999999 that America needs to build a high-speed rail network. It wouldn’t even be hard at this point given the expertise accumulated around the world.
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>>2075989 >It wouldn’t even be hard Amazing how proud some people are of their ignorance. It might be a worthwhile project but it wouldn't be anywhere near what could be considered "not hard".
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>>2076331 It's some ESL who wants to use any opportunity to steer the convo to Indian trains
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The great debate
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>>2076278 unless it has 2 engines, like this one
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>>2071652 >pass roads in the italian alps >on perfect roads lol, lmao even
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>>2076278 Planes don't need parachutes, they can glide. Using a parachute gives you far less control than simply being able to perform an engine-out landing. Imagine if you panicked and threw the parachute only to find out here are power lines directly underneath you and there's literally nothing you can do about it. If you simply looked for a proper landing area within your glide range instead you could've avoided such a scenario. A parachute if anything is just the manufacturer admitting their plane is shit and that they don't trust the engine not to die in a bad circumstance.
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>>2076324 you have 0 flight hours and it shows
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>>2076324 >Imagine if you panicked and threw the parachute only to find out here are power lines directly underneath you Has that ever happened in the entire existence of the Cirrus CAPS system?
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I rode an ebike for the first time today and I hated it. I fell off once when I tried to stop before a curb but accidentally stepped on the pedal just lightly and the bike accelerated, causing me to almost faceplant. Every time I pushed the throttle it felt like the bike was moving ahead fast while my body was still behind, causing me to also nearly fall back. I just got my motorcycle permit because I want to replace my car with a 150cc scooter. Do scooters feel jerky like ebikes? If so I might have to give up on my dream. I'm kind of bummed.
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>>2076238 it depends on the type of clutch, power of the engine, suspension settings, etc. but you're just a retard who should not be on any vehicle ever if you're actually unironically too stupid to use brakes at a stop and marvel at your body moving under acceleration
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>>2076238 Peak dumbass. Stay off the road, for your sake.
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Wear no helmet and go as fast as you can, it's the best way to learn. Can you live stream it so I can give you pointers?
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>>2076238 >I want a vehicle!!! >NO I WILL NOT LEARN HOW THIS VEHICLE WORKS BEFORE USING IT IN PUBLIC Why is this acceptable for cagies but not for scooter riders?
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personally, my moped has better throttle response on gas than on battery but idk what op means by "jerky"