Sysadmin from Heidelberg with to many bikes (allegedly)
Not in Europe.
Here, businesses and craftsmen use either vans like the VW T4, Renault Master or Ford Transit, or smaller “cargo station wagons”/small vans like VW Caddy, Renault Kangoo etc.
These offer way more practical room on much less traffic space.
What does your commute look like? Distance, hills, etc?
Do you need to transport luggage? How much?
What bike are you currently riding?
Are you looking for something more comfy or more sporty?
That bike is going to get you places, I love those utilitarian Giant bikes :-)
Thanks for being one less car on the road.
And who knows, after a while you might be taking the scenic route home on the bike instead of the train on good days.
The satchel is a Vaude Bayreuth III in Size M - just so fits a MacBook 16", tools, spare tube and a small change of clothes.
Oh, that’s so nice of you…
Better not gonna post my Max Bill then, it’s an even cleaner look.
…and of course i accidentally picked the out of focus picture.
Here’s a closeup.
I had the same problem, then i checked when lemmur was last updated…
Currently not: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/1985
But as there’s no global karma, an export of settings and subscriptions should be enough: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/506
One way about 1h10min - by car it’s 45min, so i get 2h20min of exercise by investing 50min of time :-)
Most of the way the motor is off because I’m pedaling at about 29 km/h in the flats.
60km round trip thrice a week. All nice and flat until i have to climb up the castle hill in Heidelberg at the end (switched to an E-Bike because of that)…
The article was about regulations in Paris, if you switch context or continents, you need to say so.
This is a European van, too. Where does the US truck best it in terms of practicality?