Pundits and prognosticators have given us predictions about AI, self-driving cars, and other developments, while ignoring the transformation happening with electric bikes. They are nifty, way cheaper than cars, and can easily get you to most of your destinations.
I love the idea of being able to commute with an e-bike. To drive down the embodied carbon involved in transport, I only wish I lived in a place where they tried to make transportation work for bikes. Out here in the sticks, everything is spread out and designed to require cars, or I guess the assumption is that cars will be available without question to zip us around.
I don't really see the point of differentiating between e-bikes and simply bikes. Bikes are great, and they have limits like all things. In temperate climates especially they are very useful.
Pundits and prognosticators have given us predictions about AI, self-driving cars, and other developments, while ignoring the transformation happening with electric bikes. They are nifty, way cheaper than cars, and can easily get you to most of your destinations.
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I love the idea of being able to commute with an e-bike. To drive down the embodied carbon involved in transport, I only wish I lived in a place where they tried to make transportation work for bikes. Out here in the sticks, everything is spread out and designed to require cars, or I guess the assumption is that cars will be available without question to zip us around.
Looking forward to getting my first e-bike!
I don't really see the point of differentiating between e-bikes and simply bikes. Bikes are great, and they have limits like all things. In temperate climates especially they are very useful.