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Happy Pi Day and welcome to #BikeNite on March 14th.Thanks for joining as we chat about cycle stuff. Answer whenever at your convenience. Anyone can join, now or later. Reply to what you like, and boost for visibility.

We'll start out with our introduction:

Q1. Where are you posting from today? There's a lot of bad stuff going on these days. But what's something that made you smile during a recent ride?

#BikeNiteQ #BikeTooter #Cycling cc @bikenite

2 economists heading to a meeting at Europe's largest asset manager and the world's largest insurer...by bike, of course — fastest way to get across town from ifo econ think tank to Allianz HQ.

Hard to imagine the American mind comprehending this one.

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@ai6yr It’s a shame our town Thousand Oaks is literally at the doorstep to the Santa Monica MTNS with thousands of bikers using the surrounding roads and trail systems annually. One would think it could almost be a destination and in being so, would definitely benefit in a much more bike friendly city. Sabotage!! #biketooter
#mtb #cycling #cityofthousandoaks

hey #cycling fedi, is there a free software / less likely to be enshittified alternative to Komoot now it's subscription based for route planning & exporting those routes as GPX that can be used on Wahoo/Garmin devices?

I have a few friends use it because I've mentioned that it plays nicely in the #openstreetmap universe and now that there's a subscription, I'd like to be able to recommend something a little more free software friendly!

(subscription news is at road.cc/content/news/subscript )

road.cc · New Komoot users now must buy £4.99 monthly subscription to send routes to cycling computersUsers who have already purchased or unlocked specific Komoot map products, such as single regions or region bundles, will still be able to plot routes and sync them to devices as before — new users now needing to subscribe for the functionality

I was a little taken aback today when I finally got to take apart and poke around at the components of the bike I bought. I was convinced that it had a freehub and cassette, but instead it’s got a freewheel. I intend to change it from 6 to 7-speed, and had thought that would be as easy as getting a new cassette, but now I need to:

• buy a 7-speed freewheel, or
• buy a new/used wheel with a freehub and 126mm rear spacing, or
• learn to rebuild one of the wheels I have to make it work

That first option seems REALLY convenient. Is there any reason not to stick with a freewheel? I’m aware that there can be uneven wear on the axle, but is there anything beyond that?

Across The Dark Continent. Bicycle Diaries from Africa 1931-1936

English edition of the bestseller “Rowerem i pieszo przez Czarny Ląd”.

A solitary traveller moves tirelessly forward. His path leads him through breathtaking landscapes, past picturesque waterfalls, smoking volvanoes, countless herds of wild animals reigning over boundless spaces, through desert sand, the barren savannah and overgrown forest trails.

cycling-books.com/photographic

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Oh The Urbanity! makes videos about cycling, public transport and urban planning. It's based in Canada, but it often looks at examples in other countries too. You can follow at:

➡️ @ohtheurbanity

There are already over 150 videos uploaded. If these haven't federated to your server yet, you can browse them all at video.canadiancivil.com/a/ohth

Canadian CivilOh The Urbanity!Oh The Urbanity! traverses cities by foot, bike, and public transit and aims to make informative and (hopefully) entertaining videos combining streetscapes and demographic data. We are based in Mon...