stompandgo
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What body of water is that?
Now that’s a recipe for deterioration. Yikes.Squatters in massive Victorian houses.
Your pictures and commentary tell great stories. Thanks for posting them.Just an old gopro hero8, thats superview mode
It was the wooden strut across it about 12 inches high, you couldnt get past the bike to lift the front wheel over, I had to climb over the bike, lift the wheel.Hey, @Chargeride how much does your HaiBike weigh? It’d be a bit of a struggle for me to toss Fättie over a fence.
Great pix, by the way!! Lovely ride.
Oh, and yeah, unfortunately the way some people ride, it’s true that e-bikes have developed a rep and scare some pedestrians. Usually it’s the morons who have their heads buried in their phones.
edit: Oh, and what was difficult about the bridge crossing? Were your handlebars resting on the side of the bridge? Wow, that sucker is narrow.
Oy. You’re talking about that plank at the end of the bridge, right? What do you think? Is that to keep the cows off it?It was the wooden strut across it about 12 inches high, you couldnt get past the bike to lift the front wheel over, I had to climb over the bike, lift the wheel.
Then climb back to do the same with the back wheel.
It weighs 53lbs
It was the wooden strut across it about 12 inches high, you couldnt get past the bike to lift the front wheel over, I had to climb over the bike, lift the wheel.
Then climb back to do the same with the back wheel.
It weighs 53lbs
The issue I often experience here are the lifts at train and metro stations. While some are big and nice, others (made for wheelchairs only) require me to raise the bike's front wheel so the bike is on the vertical. Sometimes, a lift is out of order so I need to carry the e-bike upstairs or downstairs. With an e-bike of 56 lbs (Vado 6.0), it is not easy.Well, 53 pounds is a haul, Charge, but I’m glad you were able to manage it. That’s significantly (20 pounds) less than my RipCurrent. I’m not quite sure how I’d have maneuvered my bike to get over that. Probably do that same as what you did. As for getting mine over the cattle fence. Well, I might’ve given up there.
Or, come cycling to Poland, where there are no trails with gatesOr stop going down trails with gates.