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A little clickbaity title there, as it seems like the habits of riders with e-bikes on average does the trick, not the individual bike itself. That is, I suppos
by cryptoz 3y ago
A little clickbaity title there, as it seems like the habits of riders with e-bikes on average does the trick, not the individual bike itself. That is, I suppose that measured along the same route the e-bike rider would get significantly less exercise, but overall usage patterns result in more exercise for those that have one.
- ghaff 3y agoOr, for a lot of people, if they can get less intense exercise, they'll get out more. Probably not all that different than if you give people the choice between jogging or sitting on the sofa whereas getting out for a walk may be a pretty good in-between option.
- meragrin_ 3y ago> it seems like the habits of riders with e-bikes on average does the trick, not the individual bike itself. So you don't think it helps out on the inclines or with head winds? No chance making those easier helps keep people on the bikes longer?