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> fascinating! skinny tires at 100 PSI go faster
> faster is better, let's built bikes that only take 23c
> hmm this is harsh on my hands... oh well just use gel tape no more cloth
> fascinating! mountain bike has 1 1/8... that's bigger! stiffer
> stiff good right? It's good at the bottom bracket so it must be good on your hands too
> hmm this is very harsh, oh well wear padded gloves
> fascinating! disc brakes stop 1millisecond faster in certain conditions
> but the fork will bend! we better overbuild it to be as stiff as a rock
> hmm this is destroying my wrists!
> oh well, if you run tubeless 28mm you can lower the PSI!
> fascinating! my fucking hands still hurt though!
> hmm have you tried this drop bar with 31.8 across the entire top? that feels nice... umm maybe we'll make it with carbon nanotubs for compliance!
> WOW THANK YOU CYCLING ENGINEERS! THIS IS SO SUPPLE
Only a few *talented* engineers have ever been involved in cycling. Most are shit and too stupid to innovate. The industry just isn't profitable enough to come up with actual improvements. Instead they introduce complications. Jobst was an innovator. Heine and Peterson were at least smart enough to point out that we weren't making improvements. The rest just make it shit. Do not settle for their bullshit. WAKE UP
