>>513011381
I can do all of this. And now? This shit doesnt matter in todays world.
I just have fun lifting in my homegym thats it.

>>713557813
Because these people are on the same intellectual level as women, a 30yo woman won't see anything wrong with playing Barbie Horse Adventures because to her it's a game like any other. Similarly tendie won't see anything wrong with playing new Kirby game despite being a 30yo man.
It's mild mental retardation, they also struggle with understanding nuance and most things that exist as spectrum are black or white to them, games are no exception.

OPfag here

>>2824662
I am out of shape, but I’m losing weight daily. I went from a pound a week to 2 or 3 pounds a week and can finally call myself not fat, now. I don’t jiggle when I jump except for under my arms and I no longer have mini-moobs. Highly recommend bicycling to anyone, vagabond-ing it or no.


That said,>>2824667
>>2824598 is correct. I am not a lycra warrior racing rich WASPS on Strava. I have a hardtail and a dream, but don’t need speed at all. I am heading vaguely west in search of employment but it’s not a now or never situation, my water filter and some ramen’s keeping me alive.

Also, ebikes are retarded and for lazy losers. Please do not try to larp-travel with a HEAVY, FLAMMABLE battery inside your bicycle because going uphill is hard. It’s gonna be hard no matter what but removing the challenge is just going to cheat yourself. Also ebikes are shit and break within months. Yes, even the expensive ones. No, you can’t just take the electric stuff off and ride normally. And no, you can’t unplug random ice machines or vending machines to charge unless your dumbass wants to get robbed by gas station zombies or worse, robbed by cops. Don’t be a fucking dumbass. >>2824684
I hate non- /out/ larpers. Spend a few werkends first pedaling a normal bicycle and get used to that before committing. I didn’t do that, so the muscle soreness is beating my ass, but it’ll get better slowly over time. If you are dedicated and not actually a larper, it behooves you to practice and get comfortable with hauling weight over long periods of time while you have a home and place to recover.
>>2824652
this guy was right, i applied for a temp agency last week and hve an orientation later this week precisely because I need to buy some tools I didn’t know I needed as well as some puncture resistant tires.

>>1962645
>What destroyed cycling
What question is that? I ride my MTB's on trails for the last 10 years. Nothing was destroyed. Bikes got better tho.
My roadbike is faster and lighter. Saddle is comfier, di2 is a dream.
Commuting and shopping didnt change a bit.

Overall, cycling improved massively in my opinion. Its much more fun. Bikes are more capable, better geo for bombing hills/trails, suspensions are crazy good now.