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I don’t think most bicycles are designed for 16 hours of daily use…

• space_oddity 2y ago
  That being said, the significant price gap still seems disproportionate
  • spaceman_2020 2y ago
    How much does a quality ergonomic chair cost vs a pair of walking shoes?
• ChrisMarshallNY 2y ago
  In nations where bicycles are the norm, I would not be surprised if many of them get used 12+ per day. NYC is awash in bicycle couriers, and they probably ride all the time.
  • spaceman_2020 2y ago
    Some of these comments are so bizarre that they could only be made by AI Do people here really not grasp the difference between a disabled person being forced to use a wheelchair - which they can’t get out of casually and stretch about - vs a fit person willingly using a bicycle?
    • ChrisMarshallNY 2y ago
      What is the malfunction? > I don’t think most bicycles are designed for 16 hours of daily use… Was stated. The answer directly to the statement was: > In nations where bicycles are the norm, I would not be surprised if many of them get used 12+ per day. NYC is awash in bicycle couriers, and they probably ride all the time. No AI needed. Looks like it might be necessary for interpretation, though. That's not something I have any control over. BTW: I am quite familiar with Serving disabled folks. That's pretty much my job, at home.
      • valval 2y ago
        I’ve noticed that the most racist, ableist, you name it, individuals are the people who most claim to defend the group in question. I guess this might be because strong opinions are best formed from a surface level understanding of a subject, while intricate and complex opinions require deeper understanding.