@Pipipi Don’t give Soecialized any ideas. 
Epic 9?
light weight, but there may be traction issues, not to mention potential for adverse behavior in windy conditions
No saddle? Unless it’s got a popper post?
Are those airo bars?
But does it fit 2.2" tires with mud clearance? 
With no saddle, it’s certainly a popper post! Ouch!
Sorry to erm burst your bubble but no
No, but looks like they have tassels. For an extra cost I’m sure…
I know I am full of hot air much of the time, but did you have to take all the wind out of my sails?
I do apologise, I admit I’ve got a rather overinflated ego about these kind of things. I didn’t mean to be a let down.
They meant per week, obviously. Clearly a typo. So we’re probably not egregiously far above the average.
My wife spends way more than that on yarn…and that’s all just to create charity stuff. $255 strikes me as grossly low.
I suppose an average includes all those people who don’t have a hobby.
Sadly it’s been a hectic year for me so that number is probably close to the truth 
Maybe
Even if you factor in all the people living in Florida on the beach that collect seashells, I still think $20.00 a month is low.
If the study’s objective is to represent the overall population and the study is properly conducted, the average also includes tons of people who, sadly, have very little income and spend near-zero on hobbies because they’re struggling to keep abreast of food, shelter, medical care, and basic needs. That large demographic brings the number down quite a bit.
Everybody can have a hobby, but not everybody can spend money on it.
I was thinking sports betting was a hobby. Maybe it’s not.
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