![]() 2 game mode: classic mode (survive as much as you can) and rush mode (try to be the best position of leaderboard in 5 munites) Try survive as much as you can and be the biggest limax of arena. Eat the mass of dead snails and get bigger fast. When they hit your ejected mass, they die. Press speed button and eject your mass to to kill others. To be bigger eat foots (slow grow) on land or attack others to kill them and eat their dead mass (fast grow). You start with a small snail and you can make it much much bigger. Eat mass of others and be the biggest limax of arena. I think that tiny little bit of nuance goes a real long way.New io game on large map with many strategies, skins (premium and veteran) and Features (rewards, xp system, missions etc.). I believe in supporting local and small businesses *unless they're jerks. I will gladly support an ethical LBS and wish to. Also been to a good LBS where they made a point of working with the community and were honest with people about repairs while also keeping the prices on basic bike essentials reasonable- and at a bougie Jamis dealership, to boot. I've been to a-hole LBSs, and I don't want to give those businesses my money! I've seen places where they act like gatekeepers and don't help you because the bike you brought in is worth less than $2000. Not sure why so many people in the cycling community feel the need to act that way. Could've shared the info with you in a kinder way. I'm sorry that the main response in here is someone being pretentious. ![]() OP, I'm sorry that those people weren't honest with you. Those are two entirely different shops that I would never go to again in my life. Not to be that guy again, but this is why I call BS on the LBS loyalty thing. ![]() Or just plain r/bicycling, which also has links to more subs. R/JustRidingAlong "Pictures and stories of some of the most egregious user-error and bad luck damage on bicycles." R/BikeMechanics Discussions among bike mechanics, professionals and advanced amateurs. Outlets for posts that don't belong here: R/Vintage_bicycles/ for pre-1986 bicycles. R/Bikebuilding for discussing and showing off bikes built up from a frame. R/wheelbuild and r/Framebuilding for construction of those components. R/bicycleengineering: bicycle technology from an engineering perspective. A comment with an overview and links to more information. Park Tools' Repair Help including illustrated text and video guides to service procedures.Ĭold Setting Steel Frames: adjusting the dropout spacing on a old frame to fit a more modern drivetrain. A comprehensive resource with answers to common and obscure questions, data tables, etc., including a glossary which also serves as an index. Stay on topic / No jokes, especially not false answers as jokes. ![]() Tag helpful commenters if you want them to receive a notification. Please use the weekly thread for post follow ups and acknowledgments. They should have the equipment and expertise to inspect it properly. If it's carbon, a specialist repair shop may be required. Take it to your Local Bike Shop and ask them. We probably can't tell from a picture just what condition your bike is in. "Is this cracked / safe to ride?" - If you have to ask, don't ride it. If you just want to post a picture, this isn't the place for it. You can also consult our FAQ or the list of people willing to help locally. It really, really helps if you can provide pictures and/or video. Post your problems, and we will try to get your bike rolling again. It really helps if you can provide pictures and/or video.Ī community of cyclists - some with questions, some answers Post questions to get help. A forum for folks with questions about bicycle repair. ![]()
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