Something I found interesting. I was in Amish Country (in Ohio) this past weekend and the Amish were riding electric bikes all over the place. Saw a family of five all on electric bikes.
Just something I found interesting.
Probably Mennonites, not Amish. No way Amish are toodling around on ebikes.
Amish. They aren't quite as strict as they once were.
In your neck of the woods, then! Which part of OH are you in, I.e., NE or ?
I have not seen any ebikes yet, but have frequently seen the Amish riding horse drawn buggies pulling fishing boats with 20hp outboards on them.Something I found interesting. I was in Amish Country (in Ohio) this past weekend and the Amish were riding electric bikes all over the place. Saw a family of five all on electric bikes.
Just something I found interesting.
On the farm, Amish use a lot of modern tools. Solar powered electric fences, Dewalt battery tools. The Amish dairy farm just 1/8 mile from me has a new dairy barn with oil heat and mechanized milking parlor. I watched it being built a couple years ago, as the dirt road I enjoy on my ebike goes right through the middle of the farm. They don't have those modern conveniences in the house.Seems solar electricity is pretty big now also.
https://www.saveonenergy.com/learning-center/post/amish-going-solar/
Something I found interesting. I was in Amish Country (in Ohio) this past weekend and the Amish were riding electric bikes all over the place. Saw a family of five all on electric bikes.
Just something I found interesting.
Different congregations have different elders. Hence there may be different rules. We have people named Stolfuss around here, but this isn't Lancaster cty. Pennsylvania. The people in the straw hats and bonnets near my summer camp do take their one horse buggies out for a ride in the cool of the evening.
Central. Sugarcreek area.
e bikes of holmes county .. they had several ebikes there when i test rode .dave the owner was great to work with