So use the money you're saving on this frame to buy clip-on lights. $350+. You're still complaining about having to add aftermarket parts on your own time, which is normal for bikes. This is the cheapest similar model I could find: http://www.rei.com/product/857591…

Well, okay, yes, IF something malfunctions. But I've read belts don't really malfunction, and I've been riding bikes HARD for 21 years (and often not taking care of them as well as I should), and absolutely never had a problem with pedal cogs or "wheel malfunctions."

A. You can add a front brake if you want. They included enough space within the frame to add it. The designer's floating around the comments, he added something about that.

Never played DOTA or anything like that, but WOW does that game look great.

EXACTLY. People are commenting on this like, "Well, it doesn't have a horn and a basket on the front so it's not worth $350". This is PREPOSTEROUS

GOOD GOD THERE ARE SO MANY WHINERS HERE. Look, you're flat-out not going to get a belt-fed bike for this cheap from any brand, period. Aftermarket fenders and clip-on lights are SOP for 95% of bikes, and they're leaving the door open to installing your own brakes, or any other parts you might need. If you desperately…

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You . . . don't really RIDE bikes, do you? You can BUY lights and fenders (which is in fact the standard practice), and belt lines are NOT as simple as off the shelf.

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If you're making fun of everyone who put shit like that up on the internets, thanks for the lulz; I hate those people too. If you're being sincere about it, kindly fuck off back to shotgunning Natty Ice and four-wheeling through national parks.

Okay, here we go. A true michelada is basically beer, worcestershire sauce, lime juice, and a salt rim. The "bloody beer" is a different variant, whose Spanish name escapes me (and may even just be "chelada"). Anyway, for some absolute winners, here's this: http://www.bonappetit.com/drinks/beer/sl…

Wait, I take it back. Ghost Protocol isn't on Netflix Instant; I'm hugely disappointed

NAILED IT. I also thought it really haphazardly introduced the stealth and sword fight aspects, and then made it really hard to get away from the ill effects of playing lethal

Paladins are one of the few heroes in the game that don't really have a good way of dealing with big hitters like that. He should have dealt with it, but MAN that's a tough hole to climb out of.

Tom, you're doing a fantastic job of making these sponsored posts feel like they're straight from the gut. Nicely done

I don't know, I met Donte Stallworth at a stoplight, and he wanted to trade cars with me.

Their play yesterday made me think of the US' strategy in the last Cup: No midfield, rely on the defense to stop attacks, long ball up the line to a striker, ???, profit!

WAY below though. He's too fat to make any kind of play on a grounder, or really any kind of motion that doesn't involve him standing in one place and swinging a heavy instrument (penis notwithstanding).

They don't, but they give you the energy to start playing more games, and they improve concentration to the extent that being able to get a better eye on the ball isn't completely outlandish (I'm the worst baseball player of all time, but I had some amazing games of soccer on adderall).

Yeah, agreed. I see your point about telling the story of baseball, but there's no way the league would ever actually TELL that story.