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I have an e-bike and the difference it makes is qualitative. Instead of being slower than driving, it is faster because I skip traffic jams. Instead of feeling
by jchrisa 8y ago
I have an e-bike and the difference it makes is qualitative. Instead of being slower than driving, it is faster because I skip traffic jams. Instead of feeling like a drag on days when I am tired, the bike makes me feel like Superman. If you haven't tried an e-bike, it's a game changer.
- stefs 8y agoi've got good legs and can usually do that with my non-electric 2-speed road bike, even though i observe all red lights and other traffic rules. the only downside is i get slightly sweaty and have to change at the office, which adds ~5 minutes to my 20 minute bike commute. ... which takes about 2/3s of the time public transport takes, which is, again, probably slightly faster than driving to office (without counting the time it'd take to find a parking spot, which would probably double the commute). interestingly, for me, riding at a relaxed pace is pretty much as fast as going as fast as possible, as red light luck is such a big factor.