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Hey, if you ride enough, the fitness would render an e-bike mostly superfluous. I'm a big fan of either though, or really any non-car transit. The experience o

by mjhay 3y ago

Hey, if you ride enough, the fitness would render an e-bike mostly superfluous. I'm a big fan of either though, or really any non-car transit. The experience of the Netherlands show how possible, practical, and economical a combination of cycling, walking, and public transit can be. It used to be car-focused like most other countries, but a concerted effort changed that. So many people balk at the cost of non-car infrastructure while ignoring the enormous cost of car infrastructure, as well as the attendant environmental, health, and social effects.

henvic 3y ago
> Hey, if you ride enough, the fitness would render an e-bike mostly superfluous. Nice! I love this YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/notjustbikes https://www.youtube.com/c/notjustbikes If you don't know it, take a look! I just wish public transport here was more reliable and available during more hours. Yeah, it might be one of the best in the world, but it's not without problems... For example, after midnight don't trust you'll be able to get back home until 7a.m. if you're far away.