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RunForTheHills
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What's holding back the e-bike boom? Research, safety, and bias (article)
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As someone who actually bike commuted for 12 years and lived car free for a few years in the middle, I think you have an idealized and...
Today at 1:42 PM
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What's holding back the e-bike boom? Research, safety, and bias (article)
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Those are minor technical issues. Most are debatable on whether or not they are actually issues. They aren't preventing people from...
Today at 1:41 PM
RunForTheHills
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The transition
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You see quite a few Rivians on the road here in California. I can't stand the look of the front of the truck.
Today at 12:34 PM
RunForTheHills
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2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos
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I did 21 miles today, or about that. I keep forgetting to start Strava at the beginning of my ride. A picture of an old windmill which...
Today at 10:43 AM
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2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos
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Today at 10:42 AM
RunForTheHills
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Remember Highway 61 Revisited?
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My gas heater heats the house just fine and does it a lot cheaper than the space heater. My wife isn't one to consider that logic...
Today at 10:38 AM
RunForTheHills
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The transition
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95% of the population in the US see bicycles as recreation and not transportation even if most people own a bicycle. It's a cultural...
Today at 10:21 AM
RunForTheHills
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Remember Highway 61 Revisited?
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Unless I can get my wife to stop using the electric space heater, running the coffee maker for a few minutes isn't going to make much...
Today at 6:37 AM
RunForTheHills
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Remember Highway 61 Revisited?
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My Keurig K-2550 commercial coffee maker is plumbed into filtered water and brews 16 Oz right into my travel mug. My wife likes a darker...
Today at 5:46 AM
RunForTheHills
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The transition
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Can you imagine the heat that would put off?
Saturday at 5:23 PM
RunForTheHills
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teskow's post
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What's holding back the e-bike boom? Research, safety, and bias (article)
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I live in the South West desert so weather is usually not an issue bike riding except when it gets to over a hundred degrees and blazing...
Saturday at 4:03 PM
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How an Electric Motorbike Made LA Feel Smaller, Easier and More Fun
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My brother and I started riding motorcycles as teens. We were unlicensed and uninsured. One of our riding buddies was run over and...
Saturday at 3:57 PM
RunForTheHills
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How an Electric Motorbike Made LA Feel Smaller, Easier and More Fun
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There are PLENTY of Japanese crotch rockets with race pipes around here.
Saturday at 3:56 PM
RunForTheHills
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How an Electric Motorbike Made LA Feel Smaller, Easier and More Fun
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I have a motorcycle license as well. I have never ridden a full sized motorcycle in my life. 45 years ago, my dad had a 49cc...
Saturday at 3:56 PM
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Sizing Question
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It is pretty easy to install a longer seatpost, stem, and/or riser handlebars if the reach is close.
Saturday at 3:49 PM
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