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What would you do in this situation?
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>>2064970 Elaborate more if you could.
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>>2064975 my city has six broad categories of waste and about 20 subcategories that need to be separated. there are four pickup days per week for the different categories, you're supposed to put waste out before 7am on pickup day, not the night before. in reality all of these rules are ignored and people put everything but bottles and cans in combustible, whenever they feel like it
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>>2063186 The weebs are probably worse than the japs in that regard, they're not throwing rocks in from a glass house.
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did you take the comfort pill?
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>>2063257 >that saddle angle Brookbros your response?
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>>2065021 Which part do you think you sit on?
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>>2065021 it's odd but usually posers are easy to spot, they buy shit that looks poor but poor people won't buy.
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>>2063257 Why is he dressed and posing like he stole it?
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>>2065096 Chill out, they are more normal than you. When people see them they assume nothing, when they see you they assume you are a rapist on probation.
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Seishun 18 Kippu Edition
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>>2064660 >Did this trainbus ever go into regular service? yes
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>>2064528 her shill tube channel Ask Japanese really went downhill when she started only interviewing foreigners in Japan, not actually Japanese people
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>>2064495 >>2064494 How did the Tokyo rail network end up as unreliable as some jeet-run city's?
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>>2064756 through running mainly. Shitetsu and subways generally handle mishaps better though; they'll sever connections to isolate problem areas relatively quickly, JR doesn't really do this on it's own lines as evidenced above where they suspend services between Zushi and Ofuna when the problem is all the way up at Akabane. Seeing direct service suspensions between jr and other operators like rinkai and tozai is fairly common though. Keikyu is probably the gold standard for flexibility and fast recovery, they'll turn trains basically anywhere and change your train at tsurumi from a kanagawa shinmachi bound local to a haneda bound limited express without hesitation if that's what will keep things moving.
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Next Friday: "JR East preemptively suspended all service in the Tokyo metropolitan area earlier today because 'something was going to go wrong anyway,' says Kise Yoichi, President and CEO."
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I still don't get countersteering, I've been cycling all my life and I don't think about "oh I have to move the bike to the right to turn left", I just naturally follow the path and move the bike and she moves exactly how I want her to
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Everyone ITT is now manually countersteering
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>>2062618 You know he means single track.
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I just lock the rear wheel while leaning and enter a sick drift, and maintain balance with my body weight alone.
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You don't really notice yourself countersteering until you're riding around pedestrians, you may do it instinctively and not even notice but they notice
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Postan my old folder of /n/ images since I found it on a usb drive in a drawer. These are circa 2009 I think.
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>2008
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>>2059838 Total shit like all early DH bikes.
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>>2058883 I saw you today, kek. Won't name the road but the initials are F H. Near C H Place.
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>>2059822 Does this sail work?!?
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>>2059119 He has Kleinfelters. Cheating
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Road signs. What do you think of them? Which country does them the best? Would you change anything in the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals?
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>>2063145 UK
Blue. Motorways (highways with few turn offs)
Green. A roads (fast smaller roads linking places)
White. Local roads (you got there and need to find a pub)
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>>2063206 I love UK road signs. I also like those of the French and the Dutch for just doing the job well without being obnoxiously wordy.
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>>2022126 i feel like ive seen literally all of these in ireland
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Look at the warning sign. Why is the black rim rounded in the corners but on the interior only?? Makes the corners look extremely prominent when viewed from close up.
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>>2023109 So I wasn't supposed to be going 120 mph?
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Although I set out some preferences for the last one I ended up settling for literally anything to do with Britain. Those preferences about foreign exports and rare diversions remain in place but otherwise post what you like as long as it fits the broader requirement
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>>2063267 Sweet, they ought to get her certified.
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>>2064229 It wouldn't be able to run in the UK. It's Cape Gauge, and it would cost a small fortune to build a railway for it or convert it to Standard Gauge.
Plus it has a huge grate and is probably equivalent to 2x UK 4-6-0s or Pacifics in terms of coal burn.
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missed opportunity?
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>>2064923 >Chain driven valve gear Horrendous
>Caprotti Sexo
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>>2064966 >caprotti absolute nothing burger of a valve gear, hardly used
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Has the vintage market finally shit the bed? I remember these selling for $400 back 10 years ago
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>>2065018 its also a mismatch sora rd ultegra shifters etc
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>>2065023 well lack of mounting points is the biggest offender for sure but then you also get "tite gaps" that barely fits 25-28 tires, aggressive racer geometry, 90s garbage aluminium and also frame size is difficult to find since most people here are manlets.
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>>2065027 I see. You want the larger tyres and larger frame size. Might be better to buy a new entry level bike and replace the parts you don't like.
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>>2065024 I've mismatched shifters before with no consequence so that's probably ok. Shimano standard is pretty uniform as far as I know.
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>>2065028 yeah I had a choice of getting some new hi-ten mystery steel frame that is practical but even the cheapest one would cost double in comparison to a good vintage bike. I will stock up on a few vintage frames when I see some on sale since in comparison to say 12 years ago the market is very dry now and some of them aged poorly with rust and neglect. Right now the market is full with BSO, electric and used aluminium/ carbon bikes, clock is ticking for practical steel bikes.
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Is there still a fixie subculture anywhere out there, or am I showing my age? Im still enamored with the whole “fixie punk” aesthetic. Considering jumping back on social media is there are still people doing this. But I realize its a niche subculture from the early 2000’s thats been made fun of since day 1.
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>>2033562 that woman won't be a good mother.
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>>2040047 I hope people like you get run over more frequently.
Good day, sir.
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>>2040047 >much lower maintenance, AIEEEE MY CHAIN IS 0.1MM TOO LONG, THE ENTIRE BIKE DOESNT WORK NOW!!!!!!!
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>>2034395 Literally. it is obvious that there still is a fixie culture. I ride a road bike but I'm not a lycra faggot so I feel like I can't escape being surrounded by fixie riders.
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I was thinking of picking up one of those cheapo Aliexpress carbon forks, but my buddy probably rightfully talked me out of it due to safety concerns.
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>>2064883 >motivated by an urge to make you feel slow and poor I'm motivated by not suddenly having my skull smashed after hearing loud crack coming from my frame/wheels.
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>>2064895 it's funny how you unracers accuse normies of being brainwashed by GCN when you seem to be the only regular viewers of that channel
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>>2064897 what makes you think I'm unracer though? Get your head checked you have some "rent-free" bogey mans in your skull.
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>>2064899 sorry I've lost track of what you identify as. if you've transitioned and you've got a new name, I'm happy to call you by your name. this doesn't need to be a heated rivalry.
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As an ali express and ebay special enthusiast just wanna pop in and give some insight. In my experience I've yet to have an aluminium ebay special or aliexpress part break on me. I've heard of people having issues with cheap chinese carbon constantly. If you're going to go cheap aluminium may be ok but understand the risk you're potentially taking. I've had no catastrophic failures and I ride my bike everyday.
