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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-364433/Cycling-em-em-make-impotent.html
well shit..
>>897267
who cares I already have 2 kids and dont want anymore and the wife is cool with it. Looking into getting a vasectomy 2bh
+++ NEW ANTI IMPOTENCE SADDLES ARRIVED +++
cycling & erectile dysfunction
coherencies
discuss
>Lean forward
>Suddenly less pressure on gooch
>Stand on pedals
>Suddenly more blood flow in ass
>>897050
>look mom, I posted it again!
>le ED meme
>ride a reCUMbent xDDD
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-364433/Cycling-em-em-make-impotent.html
If you can only have three bikes, which ones would you have?
Rules:
>>Each has to be bought as new
>>Maximum price of $1500 / £1000 per bike
Provide a link to each and reason/purpose for each.
Nah.
>€1400 bike
>New
Not even YT can save me, I'd probably stop riding.
>tfw one bike and 3 bike shaped objects
>tfw filthy casual
This monorail in Germany is over 100 years old and transports some 50,000 people every day.
It looks like its ruined any natural charm of the river.
>4000 per hour (200 per train, 3 minute headway)
>27 km/h average speed
I get it being the city's landmark and all but that's pretty shit for a fully segregated system.
Actualy not at all.
Next time you drive your car thru a downtown area check your average speed!
The monorail runs in a fairly narrow valley and end-to-end beats busses, taxis and cars hands down; especially during rush hour or in the winter time.
What is a better solution in your opinion?
Could a Mig 25/31 in principle catch up to a SR-71 at the cost of it's engines afterwards?
To catch up with something you generally have to be going much faster than the target. Particularly if the target has a head start. In the case of an aircraft the difference in altitude also adds to the the head start.
>>894940
Not catch up techincaly, but the 25/31 did in fact intercept the SR71, as did the Swedish Viggen.
Several times within firing range of their Skyflash missiles, with radar lock...
You only need to an approach angle that is ... not from the rear.
>>894940
no
Thoughts? I want one with a road bike drivetrain. Anyo/n/e got one?
Not strictly a mini velo, but smaller than your typical road bike (22" wheels). It's fun to ride, light and manoeuvrable.
Issues you might run into are gearing (smaller wheels = lower gearing) so don't expect to be able to go as fast as a bike with bigger wheels. Then there's ground clearance, my pedals and crank arms have plenty of scrapes either from riding too close to curbs or not lifting the pedal enough whilst cornering.
What's the advantage of a mini Vélo vs à folding bike ? Aside from stiffness and geometry maybe ? Then again nothing stops a folding bike from being well designed with good geometry.
>>892177
I suppose it could be viewed as a half assed compromise between the two. A shopkeeper who might object to a full size bike in the aisles might not say anything if it's a mini velo. Or on a moderately full train, where a regular bike would be a no-go, it might work with a minivelo.
Plus a mini velo can be made at a lower cost than a folder, since it's less complex.
>silicon valley and the peninsula
>for decades, home to lots of highly educated nerds uninterested in fashion, making decent but not stupid money, wearing patagonia vests and flip-flops with socks
>typical day in 1988: 179 IQ rocket scientists riding old ten speeds all over the streets of palo alto not giving any fucks
>suddenly, dot com bubbles 1 and 2
>literally the tohoku tsunami of money
>typical...
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Oddly enough the retrogrouch fad is one fad that doesn't bother me at all. Simple, classy looking bikes are always good, if some people want to blow huge sums of money on simple, classy looking bikes I don't see the problem.
>hating on sensible steel bikes
>>898299
>$2000 mixte with tiagra and tektro everywhere
>not putting disks on it
>lugs and extra tubes everywhere, causing the weld quality to fall under suspicion
>using the excuse that it's a "practical bike" so it doesn't need stuff that actually works
You deserve to get fleeced
New PYBT because I just finished repainting / rebuilding my ST-400 and look how beautiful she is
looks like shite. old thread is still alive u fag
>>896829
Lookin fresh my nigga.
>>897298
rude
>>897299
oops.
Who is baconrider? How long has he been posting here? How is he so dedicated?! I've been on here for a year and I honestly have no answer to these questions.
I'm so happy nikolasv is gone though, that guy made the board unreadable desu.
>>899977
Baconrider is not a he, not is it a she. It is best classified as "it," and is a being far greater than a mundane human being. It is omnipotent, and all seeing. It watches lovingly over /n/, posting whenever the need arises.
>>899977
Some cripple with a bad case of special snowflake.
>>899977
bacon has been here for well over 2/3 years?
the other fag is still around, along with the SI fag
bet he's a 5'7, 90kg manlet capable of going only 16kmph
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-34804760
>tfw you just can't stop stealing trains n shit
>>897587
I have always thought about doing this. To be honest I say give him a job instead of sending him to jail, whether that is a train driver or a bus driver.
>>897604
>To be honest I say give him a job instead of sending him to jail, whether that is a train driver or a bus driver.
yea, that would be great
he won't follow the simplest of rules, so let's put him in charge of the safety of a bunch of other innocent people
what could possibly go wrong
.........
nah, jail's good. I'd rather just lock him up 2X as long as the previous time, every new offense.
>>897609
Rubbish. Did he have any malicious intentions when taking the buses or trains? No, he just wants to drive them as if he were employed as a bus or train driver.
