• @MajorHavoc
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    118 months ago

    For those wondering how a bicycle can be gendered, my understanding is that only women prefer a bicycle that you can put your leg through easily, while men prefer to get hit in the nuts by the crossbar whenever they have a moment of inattention. /s

    • bluGill
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      08 months ago

      Women have slightly different bone structure, particularly in the area of the hips and pelvis. Women generally prefer different seats for this reason. Women are also on average a bit shorter than men and so need smaller bikes (there is a lot of overlap of course)

      • @MajorHavoc
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        38 months ago

        I’m aware of all that, but you should know that the key difference is how much men love to get hit in the nuts by the crossbar. That’s why men’s bikes need to be built in ways that are unwelcoming for women to ride them. /s

      • @KISSmyOS
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        6 months ago

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      • @tsuica
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        8 months ago

        You’re describing a saddle and frame size, not a whole different type of frame.

        • bluGill
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          28 months ago

          Right, because saddle and frame size have gender reasons to be different. Type of frame is a trade off between various factors, but there is no reason to assign any type to any gender.

          • @tsuica
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            28 months ago

            Yeah, that was my point. Step-through frames are as much for women as they are for men. Same goes for any type of frame.