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Not everybody does. No evidence (except those I know that are bicycle riders) are "supplement" riders.

What cadence do you ride at? I bought a Gazelle because it feels identical to my analog bike; but my normal cadence is 80-90 on either bike. My wife doesn't really like higher cadence, but her knees often start hurting until I get her to increase to ~75 from 50-55. It does sound like you have...

Unless the power is out and I'm filling the generator, I only do 2 gallons at a time in my 5 gal jug. But I only use 4 or 5 gallons a year between mower, edger and snow blower.

I only use mine after dark so the gas can police don't confiscate it.

I had to go online to see what is available locally. Based on what I saw, I'll continue to take good care of my simple "can with a spout and screw on cap".

That's what a robot would say.

I have no idea the provenance of the bots I'm referring to.

I noticed AI bots on this site over a year ago; obvious by their responses.

Only a few minor aspects of security + reduced lines going into boarding areas (includes Precheck.) Last time going through checkpoint we were surprised how many had Precheck compared to 2 or 3 years ago. Biggest benefit is re-entering country.

Our Drivers License has been a Real ID for over 5 years. It's good to read the TSA is doing their job.

Be interesting to see what they had for the electrical system. There are many with LiFePO4 batteries and solar/grid/alternator charging systems in vans that are trouble free; but most also use listed components. There are a lot of Chinese crap copycat components out there; hopefully tariffs...

Foolish if the speed limit doesn't apply to all bikes.

Congrats on finally being selected! Although I haven't been on an HF, we have participated in the return welcome. TSA check in should be a nothing event for you. I assume HF has a site that describes what can and can't go through security check. If they don't, shame on them. Spoiler alert...

Not a mountain biker.

Correct. Hands work just fine for hydration except when canoe racing.

We used a straw system when we raced canoes; never really liked them for hiking or biking.

In our older age (70), we get off every 20 minutes or so. Hydrate, stretch, butt relief; it's a good thing for us. Also, with the upright riding position, it's a long way to those bosses compared to the drop bars we used to ride. If we wanted to hydrate on the go, we'd look at bar bottle holders.

My wife's small does not, my large does.