That title is me before explaining all the problems that currently and previously make viable riding very unlikely. Most of all, for me most destinations are probably further out than 5 or even 10 miles (1-way!) so need a decent chunk of time and effort.
I have ridden 240 miles over about 2 years (the trail was shut down for an overtime to install new bridges+resurfacing, then it was less shaded). But at least I have a cheap(+geared) folding bike.
Also currently, snow (slush, salt).
EDIT:
A $4,000 e-bike is great, but a $999 e-bike that can do 80% of the same job is often a better value proposition for many people on tighter budgets
I waited for a while to get a $720 bike that has a lot of different specifications that most ebikes don’t. (lighter, gearing, and decent range. All of which is better than most for that price-range, the tradeoff is it’s 250w but that’s all I want/need) Though they don’t sell that model anymore (and their other models are more like everything else).
That title is me before explaining all the problems that currently and previously make viable riding very unlikely. Most of all, for me most destinations are probably further out than 5 or even 10 miles (1-way!) so need a decent chunk of time and effort.
I have ridden 240 miles over about 2 years (the trail was shut down for an overtime to install new bridges+resurfacing, then it was less shaded). But at least I have a cheap(+geared) folding bike.
Also currently, snow (slush, salt). EDIT:
I waited for a while to get a $720 bike that has a lot of different specifications that most ebikes don’t. (lighter, gearing, and decent range. All of which is better than most for that price-range, the tradeoff is it’s 250w but that’s all I want/need) Though they don’t sell that model anymore (and their other models are more like everything else).