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> upsides versus biking: - slow enough to "take in" the sights, where biking definitely feels like you've "lost" something. Are you riding a road bike that req
by ryukafalz 4y ago
> upsides versus biking: - slow enough to "take in" the sights, where biking definitely feels like you've "lost" something.
Are you riding a road bike that requires you be hunched over/encourages high speeds or are you riding an upright city bike? Because I mostly ride the latter and I think it’s a lot closer to the experience you describe with scooters.
For example: https://www.huffpost.com/archive/ca/entry/upright-bike-vancouver_b_5831752 https://www.huffpost.com/archive/ca/entry/upright-bike-vanco...
- asah 4y agoUpright city bike (rented). I love riding bikes and it's very easy for me, but still not as "open" as scooters e.g. getting on/off.