>Who puts a cement wall at the end of a runway?
>Why is everybody so facking stupid?

Get in there motherfuckers.
Share your thoughts and experience.

I currently have a very basic one that came with the bike (pic rel). It's at proper height so I get zero pressure on the perineum, but if the terrain doesn't require me to get up every couple of mins, I quickly get sore sit bones. I wanna do some touring (min 50 km daily) so that won't do. So, I measured them bones and set about finding a new one.

Thing is, I have zero experience with other saddles and have no clue what to look for. It seems like saddles under 50€ aren't worth looking at, but it also seems like I'll have to buy multiple either way until I find the right one. It baffles me that saddles go up to 300€ and there's never a way to try them out. Am I just supposed to waste money until I luck into one that fits? Is there at least a flowchart?

Fixies can be mass produced and retail <$400 (RetroSpec is practically giving away their fixies at a loss, at $179 right now)
Generic road frames at every size from 54cm 56cm 58cm 60cm
Nice lightweight 700c road wheels and decent 28mm road tires
Front and rear rim brakes, swappable hub

Oh but a generic MTB frame in Medium size that fits everyone from 5'2" to 6' decently, ohhhh noOOOOO we can't do that lets do $1,399 MSRP

I just want a super simple bike, geared low for cruising, and able to fit 2.3" tires.

Who mogs?

How do I get a bitch to ride my dick?

Forrester bros, our response?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRPduRHBhHI&t=1s

POV: Your local transit system decided to kill itself

>went from 3 lines going 15 minutes from one another to 1 line every hour

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Are they worth it? I'm thinking of getting a e-bicycle and then upgrading to a electric car.