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lemmy.world

Cycling is part of the war on cars that'll turn our country soft by promoting thick, muscular thighs.

Someone, probably

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I haven't been active in bike advocacy in nearly twenty years, and these are all the exact same arguments we dealt with back then. It saddens me that all these long lost arguments are still being made by car drivers.

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I second the vote for a recumbent. I switched to one in 2006 and never looked back. So comfy. You can go for a bike ride and have a lie down at the same time.

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feddit.uk

I realise you're probably joking but I've always found this to be temporary. If you're cycling regularly and the saddle pain lasts longer than a few weeks you should probably try a different saddle (I do only cycle about 60km a week so maybe not true if you're doing much longer distances)

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No, I'm not joking. I even used the numbing cream to avoid the pain. Tried three or four different saddles - all were bad. Now I'm a proud motorcyclist.

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Also, for me, it's actually faster and I never have to worry about parking or traffic jams. It won't be the case for everyone, but a lot of people are surprised to learn that, once they figure out their route, it's either about the same or faster.

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