Quoted By: >>1964702
in the future, will people be able to cycle on roads without dying?
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This was supposed to revolutionize transportation sirs. What happened sirs?
Ex-an/o/n here.
I might have said cyclists are gay in the past, but I kneel now.
I hate EVs, and will as such purchase a bicycle to get around.
I live out of the city though, and would appreciate advice on how to be safe cycling on rural roads.
Still won't ride public transport though.
I might have said cyclists are gay in the past, but I kneel now.
I hate EVs, and will as such purchase a bicycle to get around.
I live out of the city though, and would appreciate advice on how to be safe cycling on rural roads.
Still won't ride public transport though.
Quoted By: >>1964667
Hear me out on this one. Why do we not create a large railgun and launch gliders from it for short flights, maybe like a tourist attraction around a city or something, it could even be fast short haul point-to-point travel too.
Picrel is similar to what I envision the glider looking like, except it would have longer wings for more lift.
Picrel is similar to what I envision the glider looking like, except it would have longer wings for more lift.
Would Icarus browse /n/?
>be a fair ways into my ride (50 miles maybe)
>was very tired before I even started my ride from long rides the past few days
>on a mtb-style hybrid
>don't remember the last time I was passed by a girl
>only people that ever pass me are on road bikes, usually in suits, and I pass some of them too
>a girl (along with a guy) passes me
>they're on road bikes, dressed pretty pro
>she's tall, huge legs, perfect body for biking
>I was already very tired, so understandable
>so what, no girl passes me
>catch up to them at intersection
>trail them a while
>they slow down
>I could pass them, but I don't want to pass them then get passed back, so I just trail them a bit longer
>then they speed up
>pull farther and farther away from me
>out of sight
>occasionally when there's a long line of visibility I'll catch a glimpse right before they go around a turn or over a hill
>going hard, but still not that fast cause very tired
>finally close to them
>they turn onto road
>not that far behind them, I cross road and get onto trail going along road
>there's a bike/walk bridge over the river a little ways from here
>I'm going to beat them to it
>pedal all out
>putting about as much effort into this as I've ever put into anything
>but it's still the easiest thing I've ever done in my life
>dat adrenaline
>catch up to them
>this is it
>pass them at what feels like twice their speed
>keep going full speed
>slow down as I'm arriving at the bridge
>look back
>they're a ways back and turn off the road onto a ramp to get onto another road
>owned
>flawless victory
>ride a little more then go home and take a shower and get some much needed rest
>was very tired before I even started my ride from long rides the past few days
>on a mtb-style hybrid
>don't remember the last time I was passed by a girl
>only people that ever pass me are on road bikes, usually in suits, and I pass some of them too
>a girl (along with a guy) passes me
>they're on road bikes, dressed pretty pro
>she's tall, huge legs, perfect body for biking
>I was already very tired, so understandable
>so what, no girl passes me
>catch up to them at intersection
>trail them a while
>they slow down
>I could pass them, but I don't want to pass them then get passed back, so I just trail them a bit longer
>then they speed up
>pull farther and farther away from me
>out of sight
>occasionally when there's a long line of visibility I'll catch a glimpse right before they go around a turn or over a hill
>going hard, but still not that fast cause very tired
>finally close to them
>they turn onto road
>not that far behind them, I cross road and get onto trail going along road
>there's a bike/walk bridge over the river a little ways from here
>I'm going to beat them to it
>pedal all out
>putting about as much effort into this as I've ever put into anything
>but it's still the easiest thing I've ever done in my life
>dat adrenaline
>catch up to them
>this is it
>pass them at what feels like twice their speed
>keep going full speed
>slow down as I'm arriving at the bridge
>look back
>they're a ways back and turn off the road onto a ramp to get onto another road
>owned
>flawless victory
>ride a little more then go home and take a shower and get some much needed rest
So what's the consensus? Does /n/ like them, or do cagies and freds both hate them collectively?
I think they're kinda neat and I want one. Do /n/ anons own their own? What's the recommended buy?
I think they're kinda neat and I want one. Do /n/ anons own their own? What's the recommended buy?
Quoted By: >>1964650
Do u guys use proper hand signals or just point to where ur going? I feel like the avg cagie might not see them enough to recognize them
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Quoted By: >>1964646
I think that anyone whose bike costs more than $500 is a gay larper.
And my bike cost me $120 at Wal-Mart.
I put $100 in parts into it, which comes out to $250 with tax and gas to get the parts.
I've ridden a $1,500 and a $3,000 bike before, and they were only marginally better than the $500 bike I test-rode.
>inb4 poorfag
You'd spend $1,000 on an un-polished turd because you're that insecure.
/cope sneed and thread.
And my bike cost me $120 at Wal-Mart.
I put $100 in parts into it, which comes out to $250 with tax and gas to get the parts.
I've ridden a $1,500 and a $3,000 bike before, and they were only marginally better than the $500 bike I test-rode.
>inb4 poorfag
You'd spend $1,000 on an un-polished turd because you're that insecure.
/cope sneed and thread.
