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Old 10-26-22, 12:23 PM
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The thread’s recent tangent into superheroes and bullets reminds me of a funny cartoon.


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Old 10-26-22, 12:29 PM
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All I wanna know is, how come Superman could calmly take 6 bullets to the chest and then had to duck when the guy threw the empty gun at him?
Good question.
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Old 10-26-22, 12:34 PM
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<Gasp!> How could the orange bike beat the red bike???
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I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.
This may be true of some threads but this one has been pretty entertaining.
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Originally Posted by rsbob
Actually I stop quite often and talk to the owners and pet the dogs since you are so curious. Have met all sorts of wonderful people that way. Any other things I can fill you in on? (I am doing my very best to be courteous).

Do I really need to explain I was going along with your joke by combining two of the trolliest thread topics around? (Dog threads and waving threads.)

Lighten up, Francis.
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.
I can't get my "B*tt Hurt Report" jpeg to upload, so I guess I don't have anything else constructive to add.
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Old 10-26-22, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by nomadmax
I can't get my "B*tt Hurt Report" jpeg to upload, so I guess I don't have anything else constructive to add.
Here you go!

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Old 10-26-22, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.

That stuff bugs me as well--see my argument in the drop bar vs. flat thread, but this thread really went off the rails at the point the OP tried to turn it into a bigger argument about the "entire bike industry" being a "scam".

And also, the OP wasn't just about frame materials, he asked what caused the effect in the experiment he posted a link to. A lot of us have given him some pretty serious answers, and basically "poorly designed experiment" is a pretty interesting topic.

TBH, I don't really care that much when a long-timer gets blasted for starting a "x vs. y" thread that's been done a zillion times, but I do wish people would stop blasting the newbies for it. Hell, take it as a challenge to say something new.

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Old 10-26-22, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.
Hanging out in the Addiction thread for a long time certainly helped. Also, posting in Touring a lot often requires a number of follow up posts to an initial response to a thread, especially when giving route advice/options.

What I hate are scolding posts. What’s so hard about ignoring posts you don’t think are worth your time?

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Old 10-26-22, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
What I hate are scolding posts. What’s so hard about ignoring posts you don’t think are worth your time?
...scolding about scolding posts. The irony is palpable.
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Old 10-26-22, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by rsbob
Yesterday I weighed my steel ‘86 Bianchi Campione de Mundo and it came in at a ‘very svelte’ 25 lbs. Combine that with racing gears and the slowest of slow tires, Gatorskins and this girly man has one heck of a time pushing that bike as fast or far as my carbon Bianchi with GP 5000 tubulars, weighing 8 lbs less. By your criteria, I must be worthless and weak, but I can certainly live with that just fine. If you would like to take my 86 for a spin, you are more than welcome to enjoy the beauty of Columbus steel. Lance would approve.
Weight has an almost negligible effect on speed except in the wheels but the frame can be 5-10lb heavier and if you calculate the bike should only be something like a few tenths of a mph faster in the flats. Even on hills it makes a bigger difference but thanks to the rolling of the wheels which takes away much of the work of moving the weight small differences in mass like that are nearly inconsequential.

Yet a bike that is 5lbs lighter than another bike all else being equal is going to be faster and the weight is a good proxy indicator for the extra speed even though the weight itself changes little. This is because a bike that is lighter is stiffer. The lighter means that the material can be made to flex less while being thinner hence the weight savings and it's that flexing less that allows more of your power to spin the wheels as opposed to moving the frame. So the weight is a good measurement for how fast a bike will be but not because it's lighter, but rather that lighter bikes are more efficient and thus faster.

The difference is often amplified because lighter bikes are also more expensive thus nicer so all the componentry will be better. You have better groupsets, as I said lighter wheels too and these items all put together also help to make the bike faster assuming same rider and same power output.

Aero makes a huge difference though. Maybe not the frame or the bar but your body position especially does. Try getting on the drops or if you have a flat bar bike just lean more forward you will go for same effort about ~2mph faster depending on speed.
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
...scolding about scolding posts. The irony is palpable.
I like how you kept this on topic. Steel is iron-y.
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
I sometimes wondered how certain users managed to rack up so many posts into the tens of thousands, regardless of how long they've been active on the forum. This thread helps clarify as it's the same few long timers who need to come in every thread and try to criticize the OP, derail any conversation, and make the same jokes that weren't funny the 20th time they posted in every other new thread.

Really guys, what is so hard about just ignoring a thread if you don't think it's worth your time? Why do you need to continue to pat yourselves on the back for how amazing you are as forum users because you've derailed every previous thread on a topic and won't let one get by without your steering it away from actual discussion and into stupid arguments, and then complain about how all similar threads always end up with stupid arguments.
Lighten up, scold. It's just a way to have some fun with a topic that has been beaten to death and deserves to stay dead.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
What I hate are scolding posts. What’s so hard about ignoring posts you don’t think are worth your time?
Precisely. BF has developed a very niche group of hypocrites who tell the rest of us to ignore posts which we find irritating -- but they can't follow their own advice.
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
...scolding about scolding posts. The irony is palpable.
Irony, like steel, is real.
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A super fly, custom ti bike would have bested both the steel and plastic bikes.
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I wear long shorts and loose tights exclusively.
And then chow down on jumbo shrimp, I imagine.
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Titanium Man

The Titanium Men used green armor similar to that used by Iron Man and to that used by the Crimson Dynamo (their sometime compatriot). Neither suit of armor was as sophisticated as that used by Tony Stark as Iron Man,
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Crabon Fiber Man's brother?...
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
Expect a knock at the door from Big Carbon.
Originally Posted by rsbob
The next HOT topic, is a bent faster than a diamond frame of any type,
Diamonds are nothing but carbon. Recumbents are another futile attempt to resist Big Carbon.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
I rarely stop while riding, but i often toss a "Cute pup!" or something. I often pause while walking to greet pups.
I genuinely think this is a good idea. It will make them less likely to attack you, or someone else who comes along later.

(Of course, it never hurts to pack a can of HALT! just in case that approach fails.)
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Originally Posted by Koyote
Precisely. BF has developed a very niche group of hypocrites who tell the rest of us to ignore posts which we find irritating -- but they can't follow their own advice.
It’s the entire thread I want you to ignore, not individual posts. When a few of you account for 75% of the posts on a thread you didn’t start and most of those are your complaints that it’s not a viable thread, or quips relating to other threads you disapprove of, then those actually interested in discussing the intended topic can’t break through that mess to have a conversation and then you all just keep patting each other on the back for your perceived internet victory showing your viewpoint that the discussion isn’t worthy.

It seems that over the years most of what most of you have to add it useful, but lately you are broken records refusing to allow any thread to exist without your repeated postings to derail the attempt at being a forum for people to discuss a variety of topics, whether or not it’s been done before. If we only discussed truly new topics, the forum would whither away. I guess you’re all trying to make that happen anyway so your little clique of senior members can all just keep agreeing with how right you are about everything and everyone else is unworthy of the kilobytes of storage our messages take up on the server….
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
It’s the entire thread I want you to ignore, not individual posts. When a few of you account for 75% of the posts on a thread you didn’t start and most of those are your complaints that it’s not a viable thread, or quips relating to other threads you disapprove of, then those actually interested in discussing the intended topic can’t break through that mess to have a conversation and then you all just keep patting each other on the back for your perceived internet victory showing your viewpoint that the discussion isn’t worthy.

It seems that over the years most of what most of you have to add it useful, but lately you are broken records refusing to allow any thread to exist without your repeated postings to derail the attempt at being a forum for people to discuss a variety of topics, whether or not it’s been done before. If we only discussed truly new topics, the forum would whither away. I guess you’re all trying to make that happen anyway so your little clique of senior members can all just keep agreeing with how right you are about everything and everyone else is unworthy of the kilobytes of storage our messages take up on the server….
Yaaaawn! But let's have a little fun, shall we? Why not!

The original poster here gave 'his' game away way back in his post #11: the original post was, of course, just a Trojan Horse for the good ole' 'Big Bike Scam' meme. That's fine, but you really cannot blame others ('us') for having some fun with this, surely?

But, hey ... let's 'drill down' and 'lean in', as they (whoever they are) say. I had some fun actually going to and looking at the original 'test report' the op cited. Gold, Jerry, Gold!! I was impressed.

First, I learnt some things I did not know before. For example, I learnt that the Trek Madone is an example of a new kind of road bike ... an "aerobatic" bicycle. Who knew? But did I stop there? No, I did not. I read more closely, and slowly but surely came to realize that the original 'test report' cited by the op is, in fact, not-very-thinly disguised bicycle porn. Quite literally!

Mine eyes were opened when I noted that the test report's author needed a few seconds fewer and a few watts fewer to achieve ... something ... on the steel bike than on "the Madonna". Hmmmm, I thought, something lurks below the surface here.

So I read on. And then I encountered the author's reference to being ready (so to speak) -- "Up again" -- and continuing with his 'tests'. These included "short strokes", on both bicycles, and he then points out that "he hit the wad precisely". Whether or not this was done on "a shady and toadstool road" alongside "Lugano Lake" in the shadow of "vertical mountains" I cannot say, but an impressive feat nevertheless.

I maintain, therefore, that I have taken the op and his original post entirely seriously, through close and careful reading, and tried my best to exercise due diligence and respond intelligently and helpfully to the thread's subject.
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Originally Posted by NumbersGuy
It’s the entire thread I want you to ignore, not individual posts. When a few of you account for 75% of the posts on a thread you didn’t start and most of those are your complaints that it’s not a viable thread, or quips relating to other threads you disapprove of, then those actually interested in discussing the intended topic can’t break through that mess to have a conversation and then you all just keep patting each other on the back for your perceived internet victory showing your viewpoint that the discussion isn’t worthy.

It seems that over the years most of what most of you have to add it useful, but lately you are broken records refusing to allow any thread to exist without your repeated postings to derail the attempt at being a forum for people to discuss a variety of topics, whether or not it’s been done before. If we only discussed truly new topics, the forum would whither away. I guess you’re all trying to make that happen anyway so your little clique of senior members can all just keep agreeing with how right you are about everything and everyone else is unworthy of the kilobytes of storage our messages take up on the server….
There are like 5 of these guys who contribute nothing, just put them on ignore.
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