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thru axle front is quite weird as it limits the choise of dynamo hubs

Implying there's any choice other than Schmidt when it comes to dynamo hubs.

What's the bag?

It's a Swift Industries Zeitgeist.

Touring on a Brommy

My wrists hurt just thinking about it. That oil-slick seatpost is awesome though!

Came across this earlier.

Not everyone's cup of tea, but worth a look:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_conti­nue=47&v=nmHwHIyhsyY

Masterfully rides the line between gorgeous and garish. I like it.

Slave enough?

Are there people actually riding Tubies on the street?

Second the IQ-X. About to install one on my own bike.

A couple of French rats.

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This is the standard for e-bikes:

Seems more like it's the standard for out-of-shape freds who want to hide the fact that they need e-assist to keep up with their slightly-less-out-of-shape fred friends on weekend rides.

Not Treks finest moment...

Bosch-equiped eHybrid with fat tires, hydraulic disc brakes, full fenders, and a Nuvinci hub? This is literally the future.

Reader's wife. First time loading it up for an overnight.

The paintjobs on high-end Scotts are always on-point.

doesn't set you back 4k.

Obviously not members of the Brompton Fanciers Club.

Maybe Re, but: Winter's Ambassador

Chunky braising works for Brompton; How is this different?

Lovely 650B Pacer.

Breathtaking.

... what's that metal poll doing in the center of your kitchen?

So much Metrea on this page...

On the topic of tire size... I'll just leave this picture of a Surly Steamroller with 42cs front & rear here...

brake-performance and weight-wise, the deore are not comparable to the XO

I hear ya. Just had to seize the chance to get my early-morning SRAM ribbing in.

mainly downgraded due to lack of budget. (like deore brakes vs. Avid XO)

Sounds like an upgrade to me!

(double post)