← Back to context Comment by david-gpu 3 hours ago Meanwhile, bicycles and e-bikes cost a fraction of a car. 9 comments david-gpu Reply cpursley 2 hours ago Not sure if you are familiar with the built-environment in America, but there’s effectively no biking infrastructure and people are openly hostile towards cyclists who try. lostlogin 21 minutes ago Same here in New Zealand. Around town a bike is quicker and you learn to adapt to the danger. I about 1000k per month.The main issues for me are small load capacity and whether or not there is a shower at the destination. david-gpu 2 hours ago Barely any bike infrastructure where I live, either. You can make it work. Give it a try someday. cpursley 1 hour ago I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome:https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g... 1 reply → joe_mamba 3 hours ago Yes, and? They're different tools for different purposes. Such a disingenuous comment. lostlogin 19 minutes ago > They're different tools for different purposes.Getting to work and running local errands? david-gpu 2 hours ago Disingenuous? Plenty of people live without a car. blell 32 minutes ago That usually means they are moochers.
cpursley 2 hours ago Not sure if you are familiar with the built-environment in America, but there’s effectively no biking infrastructure and people are openly hostile towards cyclists who try. lostlogin 21 minutes ago Same here in New Zealand. Around town a bike is quicker and you learn to adapt to the danger. I about 1000k per month.The main issues for me are small load capacity and whether or not there is a shower at the destination. david-gpu 2 hours ago Barely any bike infrastructure where I live, either. You can make it work. Give it a try someday. cpursley 1 hour ago I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome:https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g... 1 reply →
lostlogin 21 minutes ago Same here in New Zealand. Around town a bike is quicker and you learn to adapt to the danger. I about 1000k per month.The main issues for me are small load capacity and whether or not there is a shower at the destination.
david-gpu 2 hours ago Barely any bike infrastructure where I live, either. You can make it work. Give it a try someday. cpursley 1 hour ago I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome:https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g... 1 reply →
cpursley 1 hour ago I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome:https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g... 1 reply →
joe_mamba 3 hours ago Yes, and? They're different tools for different purposes. Such a disingenuous comment. lostlogin 19 minutes ago > They're different tools for different purposes.Getting to work and running local errands? david-gpu 2 hours ago Disingenuous? Plenty of people live without a car. blell 32 minutes ago That usually means they are moochers.
lostlogin 19 minutes ago > They're different tools for different purposes.Getting to work and running local errands?
david-gpu 2 hours ago Disingenuous? Plenty of people live without a car. blell 32 minutes ago That usually means they are moochers.
Not sure if you are familiar with the built-environment in America, but there’s effectively no biking infrastructure and people are openly hostile towards cyclists who try.
Same here in New Zealand. Around town a bike is quicker and you learn to adapt to the danger. I about 1000k per month.
The main issues for me are small load capacity and whether or not there is a shower at the destination.
Barely any bike infrastructure where I live, either. You can make it work. Give it a try someday.
I'd love to but would rather not be road splatter, which is a frequent outcome:
https://news.google.com/search?q=cyclist+run+over&hl=en-US&g...
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Yes, and? They're different tools for different purposes. Such a disingenuous comment.
> They're different tools for different purposes.
Getting to work and running local errands?
Disingenuous? Plenty of people live without a car.
That usually means they are moochers.