sage because you're spamming this to multiple boards

But bicycle otaku rank as harmful? Why?
Yes, Japanese bicycle enthusiasts are brand-whores who ape western roadies and fixie hipsters, but harmful?

sign reads:
>ブレーキなし。問題なし。
>no brakes. no problem.
Fucking ヒップスター

>trains = harmful
>audio = crazy
>stamps = crazy
something tells me, I'm not in Nippon.

>Military
>Less harmful than History or Fishing

Why are bicycles so high on the Harmful scale, way above sports, cars and motorbikes? Are Japanese cyclists violently insane?

Japanese train fans are known to be very dedicated, and spend a lot of their free time watching trains. But how is that "harmful"? The only thing it's harmful to is their own social life, and you could say the same about most things in that chart.

>>311713

harmful as in standing too close to the tracks and disrupting traffic.

>mfw railfans

>>311697
So much crazy japanese awesomeness in your pic, bro.

ITT: People who do not realize the Japanese took personal/emotional health into account. :D

Seriously though, who's trying to have sex with trains in Japan, that is the only logical conclusion I can draw.

>>311805
Even then, I don't understand why bicycles are way higher than eroge and figures.

>>311816
Porno games and figures are seen as a phase that teenagers go through.

This on the other hand, is creepier than bozoku.

>>311819
Are bikes like that a more frequent occurrence than rooms like this, seriously?

I see a lot of train fans hanging out on the platforms taking pics of trains. I can see the attraction of the shinkansen (which are fucking awesome) and some of the random limited express trains, but it seems like they are always taking pictures of just everyday commuter trains. And they definitely do see weird, although not necessarily dangerous except when they gather in large groups.
Most cyclists here go the full hipster fixie route or total spandex bike nerd style. There is no in between.

>>311823

I've lived in Japan for around 8 years and I've never seen an otaku'd-out bike like that, but I'm sure there's a scene for them in Tokyo somewhere. Occasionally I'll see a motorbike or car covered in anime shit though.

>>311714
What was that? Something about switching between AC and DC?

>>311697
>Drifting bikes.
how does that even work?

>>311858
coaster brakes iirc, if you run them dry they lock up easy

>>311858
you use the brakes to lock up the rear wheel

>>311714
Did tetsudo no tabi ever get subtitled?

>>311946

Frostii did the first 4 episodes, usually releasing once every few months.