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Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now.

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  • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY This user is from outside of this forum
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    Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

    In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

    Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

    dominykas@fosstodon.orgD mariusor@metalhead.clubM cyclessmiles@mastodon.socialC zygos@mastodon.socialZ isthmus@infosec.exchangeI 5 Replies Last reply
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    • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY yngmar@social.tchncs.de

      Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

      In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

      Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

      dominykas@fosstodon.orgD This user is from outside of this forum
      dominykas@fosstodon.orgD This user is from outside of this forum
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      @yngmar we live in very boring times, there's nothing important happening, people are rich enough to spend their time on things that have high entertainment value for them 🤷‍♂️

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      • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY yngmar@social.tchncs.de

        Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

        In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

        Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

        mariusor@metalhead.clubM This user is from outside of this forum
        mariusor@metalhead.clubM This user is from outside of this forum
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        @yngmar maybe because we're on social media and we only get to see those people?

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        • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY yngmar@social.tchncs.de

          Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

          In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

          Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

          cyclessmiles@mastodon.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
          cyclessmiles@mastodon.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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          @yngmar Quite! I prefer 99% of people cycling regularly above 1 bike that optimized to the last %

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          • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY yngmar@social.tchncs.de

            Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

            In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

            Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

            zygos@mastodon.socialZ This user is from outside of this forum
            zygos@mastodon.socialZ This user is from outside of this forum
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            @yngmar

            c'mon - #cycling is as serious as YOU want to make it. Don't worry about the other rider and what they are doing.

            I'm for anything that gets people interested and keeps them interested in cycling.

            and yes, I have way more bike and way more biking technology than i deserve given my mediocrity.

            but that same tech keeps ME interested and on MY bike.

            I love all the diversity of my cycling people!

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            • zygos@mastodon.socialZ zygos@mastodon.social

              @yngmar

              c'mon - #cycling is as serious as YOU want to make it. Don't worry about the other rider and what they are doing.

              I'm for anything that gets people interested and keeps them interested in cycling.

              and yes, I have way more bike and way more biking technology than i deserve given my mediocrity.

              but that same tech keeps ME interested and on MY bike.

              I love all the diversity of my cycling people!

              mcslibinas@mastodon.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
              mcslibinas@mastodon.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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              @Zygos @yngmar you can't buy simple bicycle. Because all makers gone for bike fashion.
              Just like browsers - they make them with 10000 tabs shmabs containers shmontainers all the things most of users don't know how to use.
              Or cars - cars looks aggresive, sounds sporty, can do 100 in 9 sec - and still use the same 5l/100km as 1980 car. Where the progress?

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              • mcslibinas@mastodon.socialM mcslibinas@mastodon.social

                @Zygos @yngmar you can't buy simple bicycle. Because all makers gone for bike fashion.
                Just like browsers - they make them with 10000 tabs shmabs containers shmontainers all the things most of users don't know how to use.
                Or cars - cars looks aggresive, sounds sporty, can do 100 in 9 sec - and still use the same 5l/100km as 1980 car. Where the progress?

                zygos@mastodon.socialZ This user is from outside of this forum
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                @mcSlibinas @yngmar

                Okay, I get it. I'll stay off your lawn. 😀

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                • zygos@mastodon.socialZ zygos@mastodon.social

                  @mcSlibinas @yngmar

                  Okay, I get it. I'll stay off your lawn. 😀

                  mcslibinas@mastodon.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @Zygos @yngmar try to buy 5" phone, scales without "auto turn off", bike lights with single mode on off (no need to press button hundred times) car where you can change bulb, or desktop without rgb 😉
                  Can we talk about clothes? Do you saw YKK zipper on any?
                  I just miss simple but nice things.

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                  • yngmar@social.tchncs.deY yngmar@social.tchncs.de

                    Talking about #cycling, perhaps it's all too serious now. Tubeless tyres, hydraulic brakes, so many gears you have to think about which one to use, virtual trainers and posting your results on social media down to the millisecond like you're some kind of Olympic competitor.

                    In my youth we had cheap bikes, rode them everywhere and if you sometimes cycled faster than your buddy that was good enough.

                    Not everything has to be a competition and optimized to the last 0.001?

                    isthmus@infosec.exchangeI This user is from outside of this forum
                    isthmus@infosec.exchangeI This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @yngmar
                    I suggest following more bicycle tourers on YouTube instead, where they're cycling around the world in sandals. Much more interesting.

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