YES
Boomkop3
joined 2 years ago
Subscribbled! Do you guys not have proper voting yet?
Sensible borders on the south, barbed wire in the north. I don't recognize the shape but I know that behaviour
I suppose immutability is a solution, I'm not sure if it's a good idea to radically isolate everything though
For cities: the omafiets, or a bakfiets for your kids and groceries. If that's pricey you can also ger a cart for behind your bicycle
For longer distances: anything with a bend forward in the bar that holds the front wheel. It keeps steering relatively straight on it's own. Electric is nice, but not really necessary. If you have the choice, go for something you can sit straight up on. It'll be better on your back, and more comfortable
If you're doing short distances to a train station, then a folding bicycle is great to have. They can be a bit clunky, but it definitely beats walking
That would depend on skill and preference. But I do imagine people on e bikes want to be lazy and get the fancy thing.
But I've also seen plenty people on cheap chinese fatbikes. Mostly because they're easy to mod into illegal motorcycles, but also because they do the job (sort of) starting at about 500 euros
That doesn't mean you can't make any recommendations. For certain situations certain bicycles just simply fit better.
No they're not. For example, this will ruin your knees if you go any decent distance on it:
I don't ride ebikes myself. fatbikes are currently popular for being cheap and easy to (illegally) mod for speed.
May I suggest an "omafiets", just make sure to put the saddle high enough. It should be at your hip, you get on by standing on the paddles. They're really comfy, and you get to sit straight.
I still like my ride to be human powered
Poah, you like your bicycle expensive! Or perhaps I'm just used to Dutch prices
Well, keep it up! You deserve proper representation!