3 different "rails:" the surface for the tires, guide rail for the guide tires and a backup rail that looks like a smaller version of a conentional train wheel/rail set up that I assume is intended to support the axle in the event of a flat tire. I assume this is widely dismissed as too complicated

Huntington Beach unsurprisingly has a high density of people who didn't cancel their cybertruck orders. It's not uncommon to see two parked right next to eachother.

You should stock this as well

Bill's bicycle is something like this Rudge No.72 Sports Model
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orange shit for brains imagines this when he hears the word stealth.