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I suggest getting 2 electrically assisted bicycles for that use case (if you are able to park them in a secure place).
by glaberficken 11y ago
I suggest getting 2 electrically assisted bicycles for that use case (if you are able to park them in a secure place).
- rwmj 11y agoYes, I have (an) e-bike. Lots of fun in summer, not so much in winter.
- sliverstorm 11y agoHow rural are you? Is biking crappy because of snow & ice? In which case, can you get away with a quad in the winter?
- rwmj 11y agoRural, and we'd expect snow/ice in a normal winter, but this year we didn't get any at all. I was thinking more about a covered vehicle. The Twizy is (to a degree) covered, although the basic models lack side doors.
- tromp 11y agoDutch bike company Vanmoof just launched a new invisibly electric bike that can be pre-ordered at https://preorder.vanmoof.com/?ct-referral-code=nw5wFevx https://preorder.vanmoof.com/?ct-referral-code=nw5wFevx (shameless referral link they provided when I ordered mine)
- maxerickson 11y agoI think you do a disservice when you try to label a design that distinctive as invisible anything. It's nice that the electric drive is cleanly integrated, but it won't stop the bike getting attention.
- stijnstijn 11y agoThis bicycle wouldn't raise many eyebrows in The Netherlands. I suppose it depends on where you're riding it.
- maxerickson 11y agoSure it won't raise eyebrows, the point is that it is easy to identify.
- tromp 11y agoVanmoof just emailed me the promo code vanmoof100 applicable to the above.