Same here, Topeak Morph has become my go-to for a travel pump.

My take was more that cycling is one of a few different ways of getting around that was demonstrably healthier for you compared to non-active methods of transport like driving.

At the end of the day, they’re all good regardless of which one may or may not be “best” (in other words, anything is far better than nothing).

Also, to be fair, cycling is way faster than walking or running (sometimes it’s even faster than driving, especially when you factor in parking+traffic).

Now that I would actually consider getting! My bike already uses a 21700 light and I use 18650s in most of my flashlights.

Being able to swap out a dead battery and carry spares would eliminate my primary concern about battery powered pumps.

I’ll be sticking with hand pumps I think: There’s no battery to fail and the travel ones are pretty light.

I recommend the Topeak Morph series for use on the road and I use a Joe Blow at home that also works very well (I’ve even used it to inflate car tires before).

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I think everyone got the joke, but comedy is hard.

Awwwww shit, am I reinstalling Deus Ex for the millionth time?

Probably. That game was an absolute banger.

Narrator: It did not help solve that.

Mine kind of annoys me but I’m considering switching it to belt anyways lol

Outside to touch grass?

I was looking at the 600X for a touring bike but I’m worried about if I snap a belt then the spare I won’t be able to replace it anywhere near as easily as I could a chain. If I get a dedicated touring bike (right now I’m just using a modded Trek 820 lol) it’d probably be the Marin Four Corners or maybe a Fuji Touring Disc.

I don’t know I’d trust an aluminum frame for touring, but for getting around the city so far the aluminum Folder has been great so far.

Kind of an interesting design but honestly a well-adjusted MIPS helmet seems to fit me no problem already as long as it’s not too small a size.

Ok, the mouse thing is pretty cool actually but on the other hand I’ve never really found myself needing a mouse on the Steam Deck (plus, you could pair any mouse you want with it or even plug one in).

Either way, it’s nice to see more competition and innovation in mobile PC gaming!

There are people who can ride bikes by echolocation too, impressive AF!

Steam Deck user reporting in: Grip feels pretty good on stock Steam Deck though the controls are not removable.

I have bought a couple things from Jsaux (charger and dock), and they seem pretty well made though.

Rode my Priority Folder: It’s new but so far, I really like it! Gates carbon belt, 8 speed internal hub, and 20" tubeless ready wheels.

I’ll post a more extensive review later, but it’s half the price of Tern’s belt driven offerings and takes standard parts.

They’re just horsing around.

Here’s an article about it:

https://www.bikeradar.com/news/specialized-recalls-globe-ebikes-due-to-fall-hazard

I never ran the numbers but… way less than a car!

Who is this “we”? I still use it, never stopped.