u/Deezhellazn00ts

So I’m from Phoenix metro, we’re famous for cyclist getting run down…. A lot. We got 6 land “local” streets where the limit is 45 but everyone drives 60+. So far I been cycling for a few weeks for exercise but I never crossed a real intersection, I just been making right turns and in and around HOA’s.

So my question is we have a lot intersections that look like this and I want to know both while crossing and waiting, do I wait at A or wait at B? My experience is I seen drivers plow pretend they see nothing whether road markings or red lights. I just want the highest chance of not getting run over by clean non working pickups.

Happy to learn there is a group about single speed bikes. This is my first “adult” bike for losing weight. I had a folding bike I barely used and I never get the gearing right, especially when I start from a stop. I only ride at night around 11pm-1am since I live in Phoenix which is known for hitting cyclists for fun.

Picked up random road bike (torker u-district if anyone cares) off fb marketplace and it came with 28’s. I’ll use these until they get more worn but would like to install 32s after. Do I have enough clearance for it based on these pictures?

Hi guys, I have a 2022 Toyota Sienna XSE with 20 inch but I’m trying to get rid of for 18 inch wheels. Anyways I saw this on FB marketplace. 3 of them look good and 1 is the one in the pictures. ($350 for all 4) The seller said her son drive for a whole year with no issues until he swapped them out.

I asked a general male group and most of them say it’s bad but I got a 2 people that worked for Toyota that says the silver alloy looking part is plastic and the wheel integrity is fine. I might as well ask the real experts here.