>>916472
mmmm

pesto

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Simply bellissimo

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porn coming thru

Are you a girl? That sounds like a girl profession.

If you're still young and have a passable body, there is an easy solution to your financial difficulties.

>leaving your bike outside
>leaving your bike unlocked

Dumb cunt

>>895859
Ahaha no sorry bro I'm a guy, although speech and language therapy is definitely female dominated (I'm the only guy in my year group of 63 people).

The world needs more round tube aluminum frames

almost pulled the trigger on $30 vinyl protection tape until I saw the thickness of 0.015mm, literally the same as duct tape thickness. Apart from aesthetics, is there a difference? Reapplying it is not an issue, going through 10 rolls of duct tape equals to two strips of protective tape in terms of price. Not on a mtb, just a gravel grinder.

>>918516
Duct tape is sticky crap that looks hideous and starts fraying at the edges.

>>914413
I really wish /n/ had a little more traffic.

But maybe that's why I like it here

>>914416

I wish it was even slower

Need a front dérailleur for a biopace triple 26-36-46
Since it's not round, do I size up or down when I'm checking specs of dérailleurs? Also what dérailleur is gud.

>I've actually had the privilege of riding on a train pulled by one of these industrial giants, going down the line, passing stopped highway traffic, thinking to myself,

Caltrain, ACE, Metrolink or Trirail?, those are the only two operators I can think of that still use F40s and not F59s.

By the way the F40PH meme was forced by Ham549 of 1chan

>>912645

SD uses F40s on the Coaster

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One of my first HO scale locos was an F40. They look really pretty in the snow for some reason, senpai

>>911424
Ha, I'm going tomorrow for 3 month!

>>911427

where to my friend?

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planning to go to Iceland for four weeks in the middle of may

first real long tour, feeling really pumped

Expect a minimum 3lb frame. Any lower and it's prone to cracking
When you compare ti to carbon, the weight might put you off

Even a lot of carbon frame manufacturers stopped giving frame weights years ago.
One of the reasons why is this: manufacturer A will make 50 frames, weigh them all, then list the lightest one they weighed as the weight.
manufacturer B's marketing team decides that in order to compete they need to claim their frame is a few grams lighter than A's frame, so they do.
Manufacturer C's marketing team sees this B's weight claims and goes lower, without even knowing what their frame weighs.
Next year A has a "New design" that is 20% lighter,...
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>>917466
>Even a lot of carbon frame manufacturers stopped giving frame weights years ago.
Most of them give frame weights for their light weight frames, and except for a few brands, they're usually spot on (if you remove the hanger, cable guide, screws, and anything that can come off)

BC RAIL FUCK YEAH

>>777663
>Let's have a thread dedicated to electric freight in the U.S. and Canada (hard mode: no interurbans)
>but also abitrarily eliminate any discussion of one of the most successful and longest electric freight operations in the United States

Shit thread.

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The Virginian Railway ran electric freight over their trackage in the Appalachian Mountains. The electrification was completed in 1925...

I'm 20m late thanks to dipshit

Maybe he didn't want a dumb feelposter onboard.

>>918263
I went on v and took first fitting reaction I saw
I don't know how to use these smartphones for internet stuff

Not a fan of steam.

>>918082
I used to think steam engines and trolleys were old-fashioned and boring when I was a kid.

Now I think they're fascinating, though I admit my interest lies primarily in the latter part of their histories.

>>918083 #
I always liked steam due to ttte.
Interesting to see how people got into trains.

Heavy bikes, and I suppose they flex somewhat, is this some kind of meme-bike again?

>>917757
neat idea, too expensive

>>917757
solution in search of a problem. still uses standard seat tube, bottom bracket, and headset-- which is in some kind of plastic headtube substitute?

the fuckin rear dropout is facing backwards. looks like you gotta break the chain every time you need to fix a flat.

why do retarded non-cyclists think their ideas are worth a god damned thing? why do they always re-design bikes? why not faucets or grocery carts or something?

>>917724
He will make non-cycling transportation great again, Trump hates cyclists now and made fun of John Kerry for being one.

mfw he blew all that smoke about that race and then it folded after like 3 years

what was the route anyway?

>>917748
>what was the route anyway?

A single lap around the physical manifestation of Trump's ego.

>>917628
Trains do not carry maps. They'll carry a timetable, but really, most crews just know the territory and where the crossings, switches, signals, and industries are.

>>917628
If she runs aground and blows a hole in her hull, would that mean the captain popped the Morning Cherry?

>>917628
I've been an infantryman in the Guard and have recently been flying as a civilian pilot, OP. I can tell you about military maps and aviation VFR sectionals, but not nautical charts

Both rely on a couple of common parts: You find a point with latitude and longitude, and the grid north is different from magnetic north, which your compass reads, requiring you to add or subtract the Grid-Magnetic, or GM, angle, before you go anywhere. They also mark key terrain, they have a massive legend to give you a reference...
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longboards are fun, I learned to ride on one and then kind of felt lame on it after a while. Now I have a normal board with some big wheels on it that I like to cruise on a lot more, its smaller, lighter, and more manueverable and I can plausibly do a trick on it if I ever practiced that. I had one of the tiny plastic penny boards as well and they are a blast I would use it to bar hop and never had a major issue even when heavily intoxicated.
I just got a unicycle which I am attempting to learn but the curve is pretty steep, Soon enough though I will be drunkenly terrorizing...
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>>916547

>longboard
>unicycle

Reported for underage

>>916550
He could be an undergrad

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Another look

>>916333
if it fits and is serviceable by you, yes.

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I want to use it for shopping trips ( 2 miles from my house) and long trips for downtown at work (about 6 miles)