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Haha, what a cultural difference. Here in good old France people have no shame, i see people on these things (called ‘trottinettes’ here) quite regularly. Mus
by toothbrush 11y ago
Haha, what a cultural difference. Here in good old France people have no shame, i see people on these things (called ‘trottinettes’ here) quite regularly. Must say i thought it was rather lame when i first saw it, i am more partial to cycling, myself (faster, less dependent on pristine road surface, etc.).
- david-given 11y agoHere in Zürich it's one of the main means of getting about in the city. People have them everywhere. You can also get Mountain Trottys: http://www.druesberghuette.ch/Druesberghuette/Trotty.html http://www.druesberghuette.ch/Druesberghuette/Trotty.html I haven't tried one of those (I want to live).
- faster 11y agoSame in Lyon, France; I saw scooters over 100€ in the stores (because adults weigh more and want a smoother ride, I guess), and dozens of adults on scooters during commute hours. It was a big surprise to me because it's very rare to see adults on scooters in the US, except maybe that one uncle who drinks too much. Maybe my self-preservation instinct is weak, but I'd love to try one of those 'Mountain Trottys'.