r/Justridingalong

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Manual mower

Saw this for sale by someone on FB marketplace. "Actually mows grass if you go straight and fast with zero turns."

u/Legitimate-Drive-697 — 3 days ago

From an amazon review for headset spacers. I guess this was the 'before' photo.

Review was just "Great product 😁"

u/furitiem2 — 2 days ago
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No more wheel stand 🤩

Finally moved on from the wheel stand in a big way with the Sim Lab GT1 Evo. Loving it so far!

u/Bassherlife — 9 days ago

Average condition of a 20x4” amazon Ebike

Both pics are of the same front wheel. Bike came in for a flat rear tire

u/epicnature856 — 8 days ago
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How the fuck is it too hot at 9am to get a blowout??? Texas heat

Got a blowout going bout 20 in a 35.... pretty scary.

u/Leather-Oven-8580 — 9 days ago

Front derailleur became front derail-nope

Also, chain popped but that's fairly common, isn't it?

u/cyaks — 10 days ago
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Safely putting spikes on my helmet

Hello! I've been using my bike as my primary form of transportation for a while now, and decided that I should probably finally get a helmet. I simply refuse to leave something I'm going to be using long term unmodified, and I'd really love to be able to add spikes to my helmet. I know that this could potentially compromise the safety of the helmet, so I'm trying to figure out a way to get do it safely.

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I was thinking I'd make spikes out of a soda can so that they're not solid pieces of metal, and attaching them with something like hot glue or some other weaker adhesive so that they'd snap off easily in case of an accident.

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Is this something that can be done safely, or is it a fools errand? I'll settle for just painting the helmet or putting stickers on it if I have to, but I'd really love to be able to fulfill my spiky visions.

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u/The_Town_of_V — 14 days ago