truetf2

here you go

medic needs an ultimate where he gets an ambulance and can heal super fast and can run stuff over and whatever haha

https://pics.me.me/3-new-items-acquired-you-earned-loot-h3-strange-professional-12109443.png

https://pics.onsizzle.com/halr-anybody-got-any-demoman-unusuals-worth-roughly-40-keys-14612922.png

18 hrs on record
supposedly lft
"I love playing with my boyfriend ;)" review

:thinking:

nvm

Oh, I don't know, maybe because you can render attackers completely helpless in a fraction of the time it takes to build uber?

eh, these changes don't seem to rock the meta all that much. i mean, they've introduced some new viable sidegrades but nothing too crazy imo

http://steamcommunity.com/id/ErinJane

https://i.warosu.org/data/g/img/0590/83/1488091644398.gif

that new pretty boy's looks like a viable sidegrade now :thinking:

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

i dont know what i even want anymore

n1

i think you misread this thread title

ignore the people who say to buy a hybrid, these people don't know what they're talking about. i've been a long time biker ranging from mountain to road biking, but mostly mountain biking. hybrids, from my experience, are just not worth it. they're essentially worse road bikes. sure, a hybrid won't break a wheel when you hit a pothole, but it's sure as hell not gonna last on a mountain bike trail (unless your "mountain bike trail" is just a dirt trail).

tangent for others considering a mountain bike: a mountain bike is a better investment. you can ride them almost everywhere, and road biking is generally boring as fuck anyway. mountain bikes let you explore more and have more fun. i was iffy about it at first, but now i love finding new trails around me and getting a good, fun exercise in with friends and such.

back on topic: that schwinn looks nice expect i agree with wonderland, get better pedals. those look like some low-qual plastic ones. i highly suggest clipped shoes for mountain biking, too. since you go over a lot of bumps, rocks, and such you'll be thankful for clips. not to mention there's nothing worse than slipping off your pedals going up a steep incline.

your need to pump the tire after every run means there's a hole or something in the tube. if you're tight on money, a tube with a single hole is reparable from my experience, but something that's been pinched (two holes) is a goner. remember to keep a mobile pump on your bike as well as well as a lever and a spare tube. you get stranded without those then it's a long walk back carrying a bike.

is this the heavy update