Lex_Orandi

u/Lex_Orandi


r/cycling•

Recently started commuting to work a few days a week and have been using my laptop bag to haul my essentials. Riding home last night I had a decent headwind almost the entire way and my backpack might as well have been a sail it slowed me down so much. Before I go out and put a rack on my bike, I was hoping to hear from some of you with more commuting experience.

For those that commute, do you use a backpack or pannier(s)? I can’t find anything that definitely says which one creates less drag (particularly when commuting in windy conditions) and I’d very much like to minimize the odds of repeating last night’s hellacious ride.

*While not the plural of data, anecdotes are very welcome.

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r/Enneagram•

Hey /Enneagram community,

I've (35M) been in a wonderful relationship since the beginning of the year with who I thought was a E6 (35F). I recently realized she's actually a SP 9w8. As an SP 3w2 myself, we jive predictably well 99% of the time.

That said, we were recently talking about 'deal breakers' after I'd shared with her that her feeling the need to tell me to do things (that were often already done) felt both condescending and infantilizing (e.g. "Don't forget to pack your toothbrush."). To be clear, this is a regular daily occurrence regarding all manner of mundane things. Despite my best intentions and efforts (calm, not in the heat of the moment, using "me" language not "you" lan

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r/PuertoPenasco•

I've been living in Ensenada, BC since December of last year and am exploring some options in Sonora. Rocky Point seems like a really great place! Those of you who live there or have lived there before, would you recommend it for a self-sufficient expat? Simple, quiet living is my MO. A couple beers on the beach with friends after an afternoon ride sounds great. A wild night at the club, no so much.

A few specific questions:

- How difficult is it to find a (mostly) quiet place to rent with a good internet connection? And is AC necessary?
- What is the best way to find furnished apartments there?
- How is the expat community? I spent the better part of a decade in South Korea an

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r/ensenada•

I’m new to town and have seen a number of people riding around on nice road bikes. Is there a Facebook group or anything that shares stores, routes, ride times, things like that? I’d love to get back in the saddle.

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