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I value my brain, I wear a MIPS helmet. Each to their own. -
Virginia Tech runs a widely respected bicycle helmet testing and rating program. Find their site and see how the non-MIPS helmet you're...
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Art Deco reacted to Rás Cnoic's post in the thread 2025 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with
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I love watching boats. The best bike/boats combo I ever had was cycling in Amsterdam. Swooping along the bike roads through the city and... -
Art Deco replied to the thread 2025 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos.It was a joke, Stephen . Obviously not a good one.🙃
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I understood his birthday was overshadowed by the anniversary.
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I would just assume you would need to pull the crank, but maybe not. As it's a hub drive it shouldn't be a problem to change the...
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I've changed chainrings on 2 different bikes — one mid-drive, one hub-drive — and didn't have to touch the cranks. But I did have to...
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Art Deco replied to the thread Is MIPS necessary?.@indianajo once made the point that a chinguard is probably more important than a MIPS helmet because his chin took the hit on pavement...
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Alas, back in the Late Bronze Age, when I was but a skinny young man on a Raleigh road bike, you could walk into almost any LBS with a...
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Six years ago, I ordered the Ecotric Fat Tire folder for my wife, sight unseen, When it came, I looked in the box and thought they sent...
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Judging by the delivery bikes I see when wondering round London, I would say the 20x4 format is very popular here. Though, from the...
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I think it’s awesome. Whatever gets people on bikes. The good/known fatty manufacturers (Lectric, Aventon, Velotric, etc.) have great...
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I have a 20" folder, but it's not a fatty :confused:. Bought on clearance in 2022, the age before the 20" fat tire folder.
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I was at the bookstore last weekend and 3 kids came riding thru the parking lot on fat tire 20" ebikes. What made it funny was all of...
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Amen to that. Happy to see anyone on any bike as long as they're riding responsibly. In our area, most bikes out and about represent...