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I've never understood the logic of this last bit. If you are trying to get fit, surely an inefficient clunker is going to do a better job than a sleek, aerodynamic, lift-with-your-finger fancy bike.

Nah, I'll show you what tight arsz is (or frugally wise, depending on your perspective): The last watch I bought was a Seiko waterproof one about 14 years ago for about $150 and it is still going strong, so no need to change it. My bike is a Giant mountain bike that was a hand-me-up from...