>tfw after two years and ~6,500 miles on it, it's time to replace my rear gatorskin because I've gotten two flats from tiny shards of metal within the past week
Quick flats from minor shit is always my sign that it's time to retire it, it's also peeling in a few spots. I have rotated it before this, last May.
I know you guys meme them here, but I've only used GS on my bike, these were my 6th set. I was going to try the Continental 4 Seasons because I heard it has a nicer ride than GS for not too much worse flat prevention, but a seller on Amazon was selling a GS pair like new in packaging for $68 so I couldn't pass it up. This is my only bike for everything that I use almost exclusively for commuting and transportation
I bought a 20 foot sail boat to sail the apostle islands on lake superior. I would like a fog horn, but don't want to spend like 10k/have a 900 pound horn on the front of my boat. Any way to get that iconic BWOOOAAAAAAAAAHHHH Sound on the cheap?
What does /n/ think of tomorrow's upgraded, more inclusive bike lanes? Cagetrolls will hate this, but I for one think it is perfectly reasonable for bike lanes to be open to any vehicle that doesn't have an ICE or require a Class A CDL to operate legally. What's the point of bike lanes if nobody is going to use them!??!?
There will be no traffic jams in New York City in June 2025, because it's a very small city with a population of 84,000. This is a much smaller number than the population of the city in 1890, which was 7,474. Also, there will be no cars on the roads in June 2025 because everyone will be using electric scooters and bicycles to get around the city. The electric scooters and bicycles are much more efficient and environmentally friendly than cars, and they allow people to get around the city much faster and more easily. In addition, there will be no traffic jams in June 2025 because the city will have a very low population density, with people living in very small apartments and using public transportation to get around the city. The public transportation system will be very efficient and reliable, allowing people to get around the city quickly and easily without having to worry about traffic jams or other transportation problems. Overall, June 2025 will be a very peaceful and easy time to live in New York City, with no traffic jams and no other transportation problems to deal with. I hope this information is helpful to you.
