Money for a cycle

[boneGdestroyer]

So I'm a youngcel and I can't get a job because of that and I also live in a big city so can't really mown the lawn. What should I do need about 300$ for a stack/cycle. Any recommendations?

 

[asianslayer]

The average price of a bike can vary widely depending on the type, quality, and intended use

Basic Overview by Type (USD)

Bike TypeAverage Price RangeNotes

Entry-Level/Commuter$300 – $700Good for casual rides or commuting

Mountain Bike$600 – $1,200Varies by suspension type and frame quality

Road Bike$800 – $2,000+Lightweight, built for speed and distance

Hybrid Bike$500 – $1,000Mix between road and mountain bikes

Electric Bike (E-Bike)$1,000 – $3,000+Battery-powered assist, often higher cost

Kids' Bike$100 – $400Size and features vary by age group

High-End / Professional$2,000 – $10,000+Carbon fiber, race-ready components

 

[Deleted member 161065]

The average price of a bike can vary widely depending on the type, quality, and intended use

Basic Overview by Type (USD)

Bike TypeAverage Price RangeNotes

Entry-Level/Commuter$300 – $700Good for casual rides or commuting

Mountain Bike$600 – $1,200Varies by suspension type and frame quality

Road Bike$800 – $2,000+Lightweight, built for speed and distance

Hybrid Bike$500 – $1,000Mix between road and mountain bikes

Electric Bike (E-Bike)$1,000 – $3,000+Battery-powered assist, often higher cost

Kids' Bike$100 – $400Size and features vary by age group

High-End / Professional$2,000 – $10,000+Carbon fiber, race-ready components

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[asianslayer]

Just in case u dont know how to cycle a bike





Mindset First

Be patient with yourself.

Choose a safe, open, flat area (like a park or empty parking lot).

Wear a helmet and optionally elbow/knee pads for safety.





Step-by-Step: How to Ride a Bike

1. Get the Right Size Bike

Sit on the saddle: your feet should touch the ground flat.

Make sure brakes work and tires are inflated.




2. Practice Balance (No Pedals First)

If you're really new, remove the pedals (or use a balance bike):

Sit on the seat.

Push with your feet and glide.

Try to coast while lifting your feet for a second or two.


Goal: Get comfortable balancing on two wheels.




3. Add Pedals and Learn to Start

Put one foot on a pedal at the 2 o’clock position (ready to push down).

Push off with the other foot and start pedaling.

Look ahead, not down.


Tip: Starting on a slight downhill slope can help.




4. Learn to Stop

Squeeze the rear brake gently first, then the front if needed.

Practice slowing down and stopping smoothly.





5. Practice Turning

Turn the handlebars slightly and lean with your body.

Look where you want to go.

Practice wide, slow turns at first.





6. Keep Practicing

Practice starting, stopping, pedaling, and turning until it feels natural.

Gradually ride longer and in different environments.



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Safety Reminders

Always wear a helmet.

Ride in safe areas at first.

Learn hand signals if riding on the road.

Stay visible and alert.

 

[Better Call Rope]

Just in case u dont know how to cycle a bike





Mindset First

Be patient with yourself.

Choose a safe, open, flat area (like a park or empty parking lot).

Wear a helmet and optionally elbow/knee pads for safety.





Step-by-Step: How to Ride a Bike

1. Get the Right Size Bike

Sit on the saddle: your feet should touch the ground flat.

Make sure brakes work and tires are inflated.




2. Practice Balance (No Pedals First)

If you're really new, remove the pedals (or use a balance bike):

Sit on the seat.

Push with your feet and glide.

Try to coast while lifting your feet for a second or two.


Goal: Get comfortable balancing on two wheels.




3. Add Pedals and Learn to Start

Put one foot on a pedal at the 2 o’clock position (ready to push down).

Push off with the other foot and start pedaling.

Look ahead, not down.


Tip: Starting on a slight downhill slope can help.




4. Learn to Stop

Squeeze the rear brake gently first, then the front if needed.

Practice slowing down and stopping smoothly.





5. Practice Turning

Turn the handlebars slightly and lean with your body.

Look where you want to go.

Practice wide, slow turns at first.





6. Keep Practicing

Practice starting, stopping, pedaling, and turning until it feels natural.

Gradually ride longer and in different environments.



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Safety Reminders

Always wear a helmet.

Ride in safe areas at first.

Learn hand signals if riding on the road.

Stay visible and alert.

i know this is for trolling but fuck you low iq brain that use gpt for everything

 

[realfederalegent]

sarms. Steroids maybe arent that expensive either depending on what you get but sarms is definitely cheaper

 

[boneGdestroyer]

sarms. Steroids maybe arent that expensive either depending on what you get but sarms is definitely cheaper

Ye I know I was on peptides and spend all my money on it now I need to make some money to buy something again

 

[realfederalegent]

Ye I know I was on peptides and spend all my money on it now I need to make some money to buy something again

damn i didnt read. alright but if you need money then you could invest in crypro coins. But its easier to just receive money from your parents

 

[boneGdestroyer]

damn i didnt read. alright but if you need money then you could invest in crypro coins. But its easier to just receive money from your parents

Ye the crypto maybe but my parents won't give me money because I stole my mom's jewelry to buy some cope products that didn't really do shit and I got caught

 

[asianslayer]

i know this is for trolling but fuck you low iq brain that use gpt for everything

Of course. Here’s a heartfelt, longer message you can use to express deep regret for feeling like you’ve acted foolishly or hurt someone unintentionally:


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Hey,

I just want to say I’m really sorry—for everything, and especially for being stupid. I know that might sound a bit blunt, but honestly, there’s no better word for how I feel about the way I acted. I wasn’t thinking clearly, I didn’t handle things the right way, and I let my emotions or impulsiveness get ahead of my better judgment. I hurt you, I disappointed you, and maybe I even made you question how much I care. And for that, I’m deeply sorry.

It’s hard to explain exactly what was going through my mind, but that’s not an excuse. I’m not trying to justify what I did—I know it was wrong. What hurts the most is knowing that I may have caused damage that can’t be undone, all because I didn’t take a moment to pause and think before speaking or acting. I let you down, and I let myself down too.

I want you to know that I’ve been reflecting a lot. Every time I replay the moment in my head, I feel this heavy mix of regret, embarrassment, and sadness. I hate that I made you feel disrespected, ignored, or misunderstood. That was never my intention, but intentions don’t mean much if the impact is still harm.

You mean more to me than I probably show sometimes, and that’s something I need to work on. I’m learning—slowly, maybe clumsily—but I am trying to grow and become better, for myself and for the people I care about.

I don’t expect instant forgiveness. I don’t expect anything, really. I just hope that you can see how sincere this apology is, and maybe, in time, we can rebuild from this. I’m sorry for being foolish, for acting without thinking, and for making you feel like you didn’t matter. You do matter—a lot.

Thank you for even reading this. It means more than you know.



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Let me know if you want this tailored to a specific situation or person.

 

[boneGdestroyer]

Of course. Here’s a heartfelt, longer message you can use to express deep regret for feeling like you’ve acted foolishly or hurt someone unintentionally:


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Hey,

I just want to say I’m really sorry—for everything, and especially for being stupid. I know that might sound a bit blunt, but honestly, there’s no better word for how I feel about the way I acted. I wasn’t thinking clearly, I didn’t handle things the right way, and I let my emotions or impulsiveness get ahead of my better judgment. I hurt you, I disappointed you, and maybe I even made you question how much I care. And for that, I’m deeply sorry.

It’s hard to explain exactly what was going through my mind, but that’s not an excuse. I’m not trying to justify what I did—I know it was wrong. What hurts the most is knowing that I may have caused damage that can’t be undone, all because I didn’t take a moment to pause and think before speaking or acting. I let you down, and I let myself down too.

I want you to know that I’ve been reflecting a lot. Every time I replay the moment in my head, I feel this heavy mix of regret, embarrassment, and sadness. I hate that I made you feel disrespected, ignored, or misunderstood. That was never my intention, but intentions don’t mean much if the impact is still harm.

You mean more to me than I probably show sometimes, and that’s something I need to work on. I’m learning—slowly, maybe clumsily—but I am trying to grow and become better, for myself and for the people I care about.

I don’t expect instant forgiveness. I don’t expect anything, really. I just hope that you can see how sincere this apology is, and maybe, in time, we can rebuild from this. I’m sorry for being foolish, for acting without thinking, and for making you feel like you didn’t matter. You do matter—a lot.

Thank you for even reading this. It means more than you know.



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Let me know if you want this tailored to a specific situation or person.

W troll

 

[thereallegend]

Focus on diet. Eat a lot of raw meat and raw eggs. It can be found anywhere.

 

[boneGdestroyer]

Focus on diet. Eat a lot of raw meat and raw eggs. It can be found anywhere.

New method droped eating raw food for money.
W jfl