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Exactly. That‘s why it‘s only fair to demand publicly funded supervised bike consumption facilities to promote safer use.
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Well, I know why I never posted in there again since I started the thread…
As for the dynamics of collecting/hoarding, I think a lot of it has to do with it being an enjoyable routine that distracts you from other unpleasant tasks and or feelings. After a while it becomes a routine and some sort of escapism. For me, the addictive part is probably the bargain hunting on various european classifieds pages, you keep on swiping until a bargain comes up - which provides a hit of serotonin - similar to mindless social media scrolling, tinder swiping or the good old fashioned slot machine. If the bargain is cheap enough, it’s very easy to convince yourself that you might just buy it and if worse comes to worst, you can still sell it on. Once it arrives, you already have a built planned and eventually get attached to the bike. From there on it‘s pretty much rinse and repeat. -
What about these carbon panasonic frames, do you know whether they were built in-house or just labelled as panasonics?
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All of them are great but you should have posted @tijs panasonic for track bike coherence. And because it’s excellent :)
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Oh yes! Looking great on those shallow rims.
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Great build with the boras and classic drops!
Inspired by a ghost grappler maybe
