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Bike Manufacturers Are Making Bikes Less Repairable
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I bought a new cassette, chain and derailleur for my main bike; it's probably 20-30 years old in it's frame and has some signs of wear, but those parts are probably the most I've "invested" in keeping it running well. Compare to a car with new belts, filters, etc. It's crazy our cities are not designed more densely.
My city used to have a tram system until they ripped it out in the 1950s. We've been going backwards in time here in north america.