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> "Where is my bike and is it OK?" How does the skateboard avoid this? Where do you park it when you go to a restaurant or something?
by arohner 14y ago
> "Where is my bike and is it OK?"
How does the skateboard avoid this? Where do you park it when you go to a restaurant or something?
- wukkuan 14y agoI've seen a good number of people bringing longboards into coffee shops and places like that. I'd imagine it would be harder to bring it into a fancier establishment, though.
- Tloewald 14y agoNorms may change ;-)
- nikatwork 14y agoDude. It's a skateboard. You don't park it, you just carry it under your arm. Pretend it's an oversize umbrella or something :)
- dchichkov 14y agoHave you actually tried carrying a motorized longboard? I did. They ARE bulky. That's what actually stopping me from riding a board to do my groceries. And I wouldn't even consider riding it to the office. But, who knows, maybe these guys will be able to make a board that is not ridiculously bulky. [Make a lighter 10 lbs version, with 5 miles range, and I'm yours. Even for 1k.]
- khafra 14y agoI've seen lead-acid cell-powered scooters and skateboards. This one looks massively lighter and lower-profile.
- aaroniba 14y agoI bring it in wherever I go. Haven't had a problem yet. While grocery shopping, I put it underneath the shopping cart.