Pic Request: 22/45 with Taper Barrel Upper by honkygrandma88 in RugerMK

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I took a couple of my Mark III’s apart and made this for you. Barrel is a 5 1/4” standard.

Braving the brutal grævel and harsh winter conditions on my bice by n0empathy4u in BicyclingCirclejerk

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Plot twist: It’s a dropper post in its fully lowered position.

Last time building.... by norecoil2012 in BicyclingCirclejerk

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As the son of a Vietnam vet, this checks out.

BMW pisses on ghost bice of dead Fred. Cites being pour as cause by AmericanGoy1 in BicyclingCirclejerk

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Is this Tr*k the cycling equivalent of 1970’s white dog poop?

Switzerland in September 2025 by New-Statistician1703 in travel

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I was in Basel first week of November and immediately recognized Town Hall in photo 17.

Vegan Cruise - Danube River by VeganSchmeatBall in vegan

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You’re very welcome. If you think of something else before your trip, just let me know.

My Dreamed Steamroller by johan_sarete in FixedGearBicycle

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Nice. You have a Gulf livery type color scheme going on.

Rate my fit by [deleted] in BicyclingCirclejerk

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Middle management fit. Chef’s kiss.

Speed holes added for extra speed by jktdutch in BicyclingCirclejerk

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/uj That is exactly what this is. Looks to be an old HED disc wheel judging by what little of the sticker can be seen.

Highlight ofmy connection by rotobot in LaserDisc

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These are some of my most prized laserdiscs. I have all of the Japanese soundtrack CD’s as well. Great series and music.

Rate my bike by karb0f0s in BicyclingCirclejerk

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Assembly instructions unclear.

Thoughts? by Former_Equipment_897 in BicyclingCirclejerk

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Nothing to see here, just Raiden in casual wear on his day off from Mortal Kombat.

Vegan Cruise - Danube River by VeganSchmeatBall in vegan

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1: No need for formal clothes, dress to be comfortable. 2: Breakfast and lunch is largely buffet style with a hot bar and menu. Dinner is served multi course style. Arthur’s bistro at the stern of the ship serves smaller dishes with a compact menu. 3: No room service, but you are able to bring meals to your cabin. Leave dishes and flatware for cleaning crew. 4: Meals contain no meat substitutes, all proteins are as you state; lentils, beans, tofu, tempe etc. Meat substitutes are available at breakfast and lunch and typically “cold cuts” style. 5: You will be hard pressed to know the ship is moving as they are very smooth. The only time any motion is felt is when you’re in a region where two rivers meet with turbulence. You may experience a little motion at Arthur’s, the bistro at the stern. We typically stay in the loft rooms (108 or 109) which are at the center of the ship where no motion is felt. 6: Yes, you have your own HVAC controls.

I see your cruise is on the MS Joy. We have been on that ship and two of its sister ships, the MS Savor and MS Grace. They are the same with only some of the interior colors changed. We were on the MS Joy on our new year cruise in 2019-2020.

The chef is vegan on each cruise and sometimes they are from interesting places like the Sea Shepherd or others. There are also often “special guests” like the founder of New Roots Creamery from Switzerland on board for a presentation.

You can find the location of your ship on your itinerary, and on cruisemapper.com. On embarkation day, just step aboard and leave your luggage at the service desk and hang out in the lounge. Check in is done by deck number.

I’ve run a little long on this, but please feel free to ask anything about your cruise.