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living in the tenderloin (SF), I wish there was a little more gentrification.
it gets annoying walking up the street everyday being offered all sorts of drugs, watching people smoking crack and generally pissing/shitting on the streets.on the plus side, we have some fucking awesome dive bars that don't cost an arm and a leg for a beer (although you might loose said arm/leg on the way home)
I grew up in the country/small town in Northern California. I escaped to SF when I was young. I remember walking up Leavenworth (in the Tenderloin) for the first time trying to get to Golden Era* (RIP). A dude asked me if I wanted an "outfit". I said "no" as I felt I looked pretty good, and I didn't trust his sartorial taste.
Cool story eh, bro?
*Vegan vietnamese restaurant. semi religious cultish. good lemon 'chicken'.
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in other news the only people ive seen wearing carhartt and redwings so far in nyc are workmen.
i live in brooklyn but havent been to williamsburg yet but i gather everyone has left there now and are all in bushwick/flatbush/bedstuy
Can't wait for Brooklyn's gentrification to spread into Cypress Hill. Shit's gonna kick off.
Hi by the way, first post!
My friend lives in Brooklyn and has to choose between the barbershop with the single estate coffee or the barbershop with the craft beer when he goes to get an expensive beard trim. They are both on his block so the choice is hard.
It is sad, because here in Berlin the only expensive beard trimming place only has mineral water. Germans need to get on the ball when it comes to gentrification.
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Proponents of the downward angled seats, remember whose side you are on.*
We are well aware the saddle is not at a rideable angle but for the picture we thought this would give a more aerodynamic look, which is the only reason we took it this way, we would never give a bike to a customer set up this way. As for the 'fucking gimped bars' these are track bars and the angle is based on people's preferences so I am not entirely sure what all this criticism is about.
- Its the lime green chain side. Or maybe the nuts on the top of your top tube side. It's also probably the 40 pictures of your bike with different horrible bar combinations side too.
- Its the lime green chain side. Or maybe the nuts on the top of your top tube side. It's also probably the 40 pictures of your bike with different horrible bar combinations side too.
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if you lot are so fucking concerned about the quality of the bikes hes selling, why dont you chip in to buy one and let someone ride it around town for a few months for a review, like whjat was mentioned years ago when people thought about chipping in to buy Jos a Create and see how long it took him to destroy it. Put your money where your mouths are
I wasn't around then, but didn't that end in tears?*
I am with people saying that it comes across pretty lame dogging this dude's bikes and then asking for a free loaner bike. It's weird.
That said, his attitude does not make me ever want to be near one of his bikes. Also they look like they are poorly 'bespoked' shit.
*'tears' being that the bike was purchased and given to him to use on the job but he ended up not riding it after all?
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That is the way it is everywhere I have any knowledge of that is gentrified much. SF has the Excelsior. NY has Queens. America has Detroit. Berlin has Steiglitz.