Right.
It's now a nice continuum.
My son in China, for example, has his choice of bicycle, electric bicycle, or electric motorcycle to cover his travel needs.
A strong bicycle rider - he has done coast-to-coast and down-the-coast rides - he picked up the first electric bicycle well before age 70 while managing a B&B in Eugene that is found up one of those longish hills that is tough to walk, let alone, schlepping 40 pounds of groceries on a pedal bike. Cheap and easy to maintain for young guys with a lot of other things to do in life.
So quick question - how did your Garneau Urbania end up as a 3-speed? With disc brakes?
Go get 'em.
It's now a nice continuum.
My son in China, for example, has his choice of bicycle, electric bicycle, or electric motorcycle to cover his travel needs.
A strong bicycle rider - he has done coast-to-coast and down-the-coast rides - he picked up the first electric bicycle well before age 70 while managing a B&B in Eugene that is found up one of those longish hills that is tough to walk, let alone, schlepping 40 pounds of groceries on a pedal bike. Cheap and easy to maintain for young guys with a lot of other things to do in life.
So quick question - how did your Garneau Urbania end up as a 3-speed? With disc brakes?
Go get 'em.
"A good man always knows his limitations...."