>>1864811He is constantly dealing with those bikes when they become actual problems that bike stores can't fix, not just autistically nitpicking them for some arbitrary value of quality.
>Does he actually enjoy any bike?He frequently praises 'good' engineering of various things and has a massive hardon for Time frames.
As for actually enjoying a bike his perspective on how frames ride is that they literally all ride the same and it doesn't matter, which there is a lot of truth to, but it's kind of a joyless way of being a bicycle autist.
Imo Hambini would be problematic if his was a mainstream dogmatic perspective but it's not. He's a valid counter-point to industry shilling and ideas about 'quality'.
