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I managed to avoid getting knocked fully over today as i was JRA and some penis in a car turned into the road alongside me and proceeded to pull towards the kurb until it was running on the double yellows. I mounted pavement and shouted expletives.
Man i wish i had damaged that guy's bumper. No smug feeling of satisfaction for me (grumbles)
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Odd entry, ignore the douche being interviewed and look at the BMC he's riding (in the fucking dirt no less)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMaG-jB7t6c&feature=related
That guy sucks at rubicks cube
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853 is better, cos it's lighter (u can draw the tubes thinner cos its stronger).
However, it's easier to ding and dent since it drawn out thinner which is a major thing to think about as a bike to use properly around town and such.
These are just thinks i've picked up from google along the way.
Lighter is not always better: 853 is not indestructible, and when it goes it tends to really shear off. Softer steels typically tend to bend rather than snap when they yield...
...or something
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[[- Ease of use (how can saddles be hard to use, u just sit on them ?) ]]
Could be wafer-thin? sitting is difficult? Ever tried sitting on a bus-stop seat for any lenght of time?
Only jesting.
I sorta meant the saddle-seatpost interface thing on this one - for example having a pivotal system or integrated saddle/post would make assembly easier. I didn't make this clear though... well caught out.
Thanks for the response!
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Welcome.
I was going to add the road bike too but as that currently consists of a pair of wheels a saddle and some brakes I can't really give a fair assessment.
Screw it, i'll do one for my living room
Q1: Comfort/ergonomics
Q2: Strong & Light - light enough so that I can pick it up and bat the thing in Q4
Q3: Mechanical/visual simplicity 9 Adjustability Lay-Z-Boy
Strength/durability 5 Lightness (in terms of weight)
Aesthetics 5 Sustainability/environmental issues
Traditional 1 Modern
Comfort 1 Aerodynamics/streamlining i hope i never need an aerodynamic sofaQ4: If i see one of those things in my living room, I'm moving house
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thats just a little red cross - clue?
house centipede
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Apologies for the frequency/number of these surveys, and thanks to everyone who has taken part in my questionnaires so far! I am really grateful to everyone who has taken the time to answer my (sometimes stupid) questions.
Here is my next survey! Hopefully my next thread will have some prototypes/CAD models for you to laugh/look at and give feedback...
I have made a copy of the survey here for those of you who prefer for your answers not to be seen by everyone else.
OK here goes:
Q1: Regarding saddles, which of the following do you consider the most important? (please choose one)
- Aesthetics
- Comfort/ergonomics
- Aerodynamics
- Lightness (in terms of weight)
- Strength/durability
- Ease of use
Q2: Again regarding saddles, please choose 2:
- Strong
- Cheap
- Light
Q3: Please mark on the following scales how important you feel the saddle/seatpost attributes are in comparison to each other (mark '5' if you think they are equally important.
Mechanical/visual simplicity 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 Adjustability
Strength/durability 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 Lightness (in terms of weight)
Aesthetics 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 Sustainability/environmental issues
Traditional 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 Modern
**Comfort **1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 Aerodynamics/streamliningQ4: Finally, is anyone else scared shitless of these?
Thanks very VERY much to everyone who takes part, either on here on at surveymonkey!
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good shout. if he's driving close enough to get hit by any part of my bike with the tyres against the pavement he's too bloody close