I try to support local business when and where I can but almost all my bike gear, from riding kit to parts, comes via F9 - love those guys

With the exception of sleep, parameters of what constitutes “healthy eating” is as individual as what constitutes “healthy exercising”.

Thanks for taking the time to share those insights - much appreciated!

The AT or similar is at the top of my list of hopefully-not-too-distant future purchases but - being a sport and naked standard rider for decades - it’s been forever since I’ve ridden a high perched bike. Given you’re coming off sport bikes too, any good/bad/ugly thoughts or tips on your AT experience thus far?

Big fan of ZDR here as well though not putting nearly the normal mileage on my own wheels means watching his videos makes the voice in the back of my mind twitch with jealous frustration

Given they operate across North America, do you know if this is exclusive to Lowes in the US?

Goddamn. I’ve hit 225 kph on a bike and while everything was in pure hyper focused tension during the moment, the comedown afterward was an emotional casserole of exhilaration for moving so quickly and reflective dread around the “what if...”s. I really can’t tangibly fathom rolling at 362 kph.

I miss that car :(

I believe this to be the first EV bike I’m genuinely interested in.

My reflexive thought at the headline was “when my oldest child was born”

Please put a “slideshow” tag on your slideshow articles. It helps those of us that loathe slideshow posts to avoid them. Of course, if you purposefully posted with a “streaming” tag knowing that people would be less likely to click through if they knew what it was, then you’re all set for Evil Week.

While the whole world is fucked up in a multitude of ways, the U S of A is a whole category of extra strength fucked up onto itself.

I’m here for this and will almost certainly watch alone, without my kids (who are Cool Teenagers Who Are Too Old For This™) and high as a kite

Requisite background listening while I look upon such images:

Local Nissan dealership insisted on having a sales rep tag along on my test drive (as opposed to the local Hyundai dealership - which I’ve now bought from thrice - that the very first time I was there just tossed me the keys and asked if I expected to be more than hour on my test drive which, if so, no big deal). I…

Hawt damn that’s pretty. Had I money to burn, I’d buy one in a heartbeat.

Don’t own but have test-driven the Soul multiple times and quite like it

Workout’s done? Mobilize. Mobilize again later. And again, later, after that. As Matt said in another comment, keep moving.