>my country will never have based Dutch cycling culture
Feels bad
NETHERLANDS MENTIONED
But it will have the getting stoned culture. Don't worry.
bunch of faggots
I just wish I didn't have to pay the price of a car to get a decent touring bike.
>ywn live in a comfy dutch city
HOLLAND!
HOLLAND!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqkDiExIEiE
Cycling skills are intense.
>>52785059
cycling through amsterdam is really shitty though
I think i haven't used my bike this year.
>>52785502
Mehmet
>>52785264
gvd, wat moeten ze nu van ons denken?
Danes are also quite enthusiastic about this
http://denmark.dk/en/green-living/bicycle-culture/
>I will never be a Dutchman that fights against the local government for importing 700 refugees into my town of 200 Dutch
For what reason, europe will be black in 20 years anyway, rather stay in my shithole
>>52787760
Fucking beautiful. What city?
>>52787821
Arhus
>>52785059
Doesn't the Tour De France go to England every once and a while?
>>52787625
Als één homo hun mening van ons sterk beïnvloed zijn ze dom en geef ik niet veel om hun mening in de eerste plaats.
Maar wsl is dit niet zo en maakt deze foto niet zoveel indruk op ze.
>>52788048
zit wat in, maar wat als er nog iemand komt om zo te doen?
I'd also cycle more if the average incline here would be 0.00001% desu
>>52785175
>>52785181
>>52787814
What's up with these annoying Brazilians?
>>52788131
Dan geld nog steeds hetzelfde, misschien zullen ze bij een bepaalde hoeveelheid wel een andere mening hebben over de Nederlanders op /int/.
En nee anon houdt je dildo-aandachtshoerderij maar voor je ik weet wat je van plan bent niemand geeft daadwerkelijk zeer een kanker.
>>52788140
I guess the German needs some extra lessons in engineering.
>>52787922
It goes to all kinds of countries in Europe for some stage(s) this year it was in Utrecht here in the NL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYl-XJB3HpU
Where it goes depends on the commitee and what cities volunteer for it outside of France.
>>52788332
They rode past my house desu.
What's it like driving a car in the Netherlands? Do you have less rights than cyclists?
>>52788332
Ze map honhon, it went through more cities actually.
>>52788400
indeed, they have less freedumbs and liberty
>>52788400
Well, many tourists go to Amsterdam and cycle there, but it's pretty much the most dangerous place in the country to cycle.
Outside of Amsterdam you often have seperate bike lanes. Or biking areas are marked red on the road. So you can ride around safely.
So drivers and bikers barely bother each other. Unless two bikers decide to drive next to each other. Kids often do that because they don't know the traffic rules.
If you hit a bike with a car you're always wrong. Unless you were completely standing still you are responsible for at least (as in absolute minimum) 50% of the damages. But considering everyone has a mandatory insurance that's not that big of a deal. It just means your insurance expenses will go up in the future.
>>52788400
The law of the weak, generally speaking.
pedestrians>cyclists>cars
Cars are almost always the perpetrator in an accident. Unless the cyclist is a full retard I suppose.
But as a car driver you'll rarely have issues with cyclists although I can imagine if you're foreign to the country you might need to get used to them. The main problem you'll probably face is doubt about whether or not they sometimes will anticipate your (new) location (they 99% of the time they will) and you will be extra on the lookout because you're afraid to miss one.
>>52785059
>>52787873
I hope you don't believe this. Google aarhus.
It's shite m8. When you start driving a car you realise that, in a real Dutch Utopia, all cyclists should be flung halfway into the North Sea. Scum. Subhuman scum.
>>52791112
That's what I found on Pinterest
>>52785125
gib fahrräder :D :D
>>52791161
Just die please you fat bastard
>>52791161
Yeah, nah. When I visited, being able to cycle around and not worry about any car-related bullshit was one of my favourite things.
>>52791161
t. never driven outside Netherlands
I'm surprised the U.K. doesn't have more biking culture,
>>52791161
It's wonderful being in the Netherlands.
I live rural but work in the city and just having the same biking culture here in Canada would make my day so much better. I'd bike to the city if I could since my in-laws live near my firm so I could take a short shower there before I work.
