I'm missing the joke, sorry. Why CyclistAbi can't see that?Don't let CyclistAbi see that!
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I'm missing the joke, sorry. Why CyclistAbi can't see that?Don't let CyclistAbi see that!
Somewhere in this thread there was a lengthy (might be an understatement) discussion about some kind of inflatable protection gear (I think) for riders to prevent collarbone injuries which Abi was pushing and most others found absurd.I'm missing the joke, sorry. Why CyclistAbi can't see that?
Somewhere in this thread there was a lengthy (might be an understatement) discussion about some kind of inflatable protection gear (I think) for riders to prevent collarbone injuries which Abi was pushing and most others found absurd.
Maybe Abi was right all along 😀Somewhere in this thread there was a lengthy (might be an understatement) discussion about some kind of inflatable protection gear (I think) for riders to prevent collarbone injuries which Abi was pushing and most others found absurd.
We may yet again see a little yellow fish!![]()
"Jonas is a special guy. He may recover quickly" - 'Too early' to rule Vingegaard out of Tour de France says Visma DS
It's fair to say that Jonas Vingegaard's chances of making it a Tour de France hat-trick later this summer, don't look particularly good at the moment. Following a brutal crash at the Itzulia Basque C...cyclinguptodate.com
Don't rule him out yet.
I'm missing the joke, sorry. Why CyclistAbi can't see that?
If you have the time it’s honestly better to grab your favorite snack and read the 10 plus page discussion.Maybe Abi was right all along 😀
Where i can see that discussion? Roglic thread?If you have the time it’s honestly better to grab your favorite snack and read the 10 plus page discussion.
But they only really entered the conversation when the crash affected Roglic or Jumbo, picked a recreational product that had no practical or safe use at the pro level, stated all criticism was hate, etc. Honestly peak of everything you’d expect from the person.
No in the crashes and what can be done about them thread or whatever it’s called.Where i can see that discussion? Roglic thread?
And if I remember correctly I think it started due to Roglic’s Tour 2022 crash.Where i can see that discussion? Roglic thread?
wow neat house looks really nice. What part in Denmark is this?Well, the family definitely won't be short on space when they're in Denmark.
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And I can't help but notice how there seems to be quite a distance to the nearest neighbours.
wow neat house looks really nice. What part in Denmark is this?
Welcome to the housing magazineWell, the family definitely won't be short on space when they're in Denmark.
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And I can't help but notice how there seems to be quite a distance to the nearest neighbours.
Welcome to the housing magazine
Wonder if he'll use his new hippodrome for improving his bike dirt track skills...
Well, the family definitely won't be short on space when they're in Denmark.
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And I can't help but notice how there seems to be quite a distance to the nearest neighbours.
What's the trick? Bad macro-location? Google tells me 16M DKK is 2M EUR and in Slovenia, you would have to try really hard to get a house like that for 2M while Denmark has much higher standard so it should be much more expensive... Or do you have normal real-estate prices by any chance?They recently bought it. It cost them 15 million DKK, which is a lot of money to spend on a house you're not even gonna be at for most of the year!
What's the trick? Bad macro-location? Google tells me 16M DKK is 2M EUR and in Slovenia, you would have to try really hard to get a house like that for 2M while Denmark has much higher standard so it should be much more expensive... Or do you have normal real-estate prices by any chance?
I understand that, but I would have guessed I house like that in Denmark should be a lot more expensive than 2M EUR. My guess was based on false assumption you guys are as nuts with the housing bubble as we areI think the trick is... having a lot of money!
Yup, in germany 2M for this would also be unthinkable, except for maybe in the remotest east german countryside.What's the trick? Bad macro-location? Google tells me 16M DKK is 2M EUR and in Slovenia, you would have to try really hard to get a house like that for 2M while Denmark has much higher standard so it should be much more expensive... Or do you have normal real-estate prices by any chance?
Edit: Oh, I see that indeed you do have normal real-estate prices. Average square meter in Denmark is roughly 30% of average gross salary. In Slovenia, it's about 1:1 (2:1 in Ljubljana)...
What's the trick? Bad macro-location? Google tells me 16M DKK is 2M EUR and in Slovenia, you would have to try really hard to get a house like that for 2M while Denmark has much higher standard so it should be much more expensive... Or do you have normal real-estate prices by any chance?
Edit: Oh, I see that indeed you do have normal real-estate prices. Average square meter in Denmark is roughly 30% of average gross salary. In Slovenia, it's about 1:1 (2:1 in Ljubljana)...
I think it's hard to compare housing prices between countries tbh. Different rules, different situation, different mentality, etc.. results in big price difference.I understand that, but I would have guessed I house like that in Denmark should be a lot more expensive than 2M EUR. My guess was based on false assumption you guys are as nuts with the housing bubble as we are![]()
Sorry for derailing the thread - but how does that work? If I understand correctly, you return only 50% of the principal but 100% of interests, generated by that principal? What's the benefit of that - assuming that banks just raise interest rates to the point where higher rates just cover the missing 50% principal?I think it's hard to compare housing prices between countries tbh. Different rules, different situation, different mentality, etc.. results in big price difference.
I don't know how it works in Denmark, but in Sweden you're only obliged to pay back 50% of your mortgage for example (you keep paying the interest though). The result is that the price is higher, but you actually pay less (but in the end the banks profit).
Anyway, nice house he's having! ;-)
It's not that big. It's a single level, probably 500-600m2. Think you need a single cleaning lady once a week.I think this house costs a lot to maintain. Perhaps the second half of this house is for the 20 staff.![]()
I think he means you can stop paying amortization installments when your mortgage is at 50 % of the value of the house. Or something like that.Sorry for derailing the thread - but how does that work? If I understand correctly, you return only 50% of the principal but 100% of interests, generated by that principal? What's the benefit of that - assuming that banks just raise interest rates to the point where higher rates just cover the missing 50% principal?
Location, location, location.What's the trick? Bad macro-location? Google tells me 16M DKK is 2M EUR and in Slovenia, you would have to try really hard to get a house like that for 2M while Denmark has much higher standard so it should be much more expensive... Or do you have normal real-estate prices by any chance?
Edit: Oh, I see that indeed you do have normal real-estate prices. Average square meter in Denmark is roughly 30% of average gross salary. In Slovenia, it's about 1:1 (2:1 in Ljubljana)...