> This is akin to asking if a bike is more reliable than a car. They are very different use cases with different implications, so it depends on what you're doin

> This is akin to asking if a bike is more reliable than a car. They are very different use cases with different implications, so it depends on what you're doing with them and how. Cars and bikes are both fine for point to point travel. They'll each give you a vastly different experience though. It"s prolly better to stick with what you know how to use, in my opinion. You're likely gonna have a bad day if you crash and die.