Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
Because it was a poor painter?Why does that bibiampol sign have a space between the first two letters?
(I guess he made a typo and later corrected it).
Because it was a poor painter?Why does that bibiampol sign have a space between the first two letters?
It must be Stefan screwing around at night because it ends at an ice cream shop.Bit of a clunky gimmick, but you can see the potential...would you use a laser projected gps?
thats it. wife was eating her chocolate cake so I was wondering around. here is the bike.Scanned it
Found your bike.
Behind the shitty.
Is it a restoration?
would you use a laser projected gps?
You don’t see a need for Varia as you don’t ride on congested roads, otherwise you would realize how valuable that device is.For instance, Garmin Varia
You seem to forget my Vado is a moped that is not allowed to ride bike paths. On contrary, I ride congested roads very often, and that allows me getting through Warsaw much faster than traditional bikes can. Note the equipment that is mandatory on a moped is the rear-view mirror. How many ICE scooters or light motorcycles need Garmin Varia? (None).You don’t see a need for Varia as you don’t ride on congested roads, otherwise you would realize how valuable that device is.
Yes I looked through Google Maps Street View through your city - reminds me quite much of suburbia in America. Huge wide streets and avenues. I’m actually envious . You should come to Tokyo and take a ride in traffic hehe - you don’t have time to look in the mirror to detect oncoming traffic from behind, because then you’ll miss traffic you are going to drive into . That’s where Varia really shines. It’s a fantastic tool, personally I think it’s the most useful safety device on a bike.This is my typical route
Would you ride a Vespa in Tokyo? If yes, would you need the Garmin Varia?Yes I looked through Google Maps Street View through your city - reminds me quite much of suburbia in America. Huge wide streets and avenues. I’m actually envious . You should come to Tokyo and take a ride in traffic hehe - you don’t have time to look in the mirror to detect oncoming traffic from behind, because then you’ll miss traffic you are going to drive into . That’s where Varia really shines. It’s a fantastic tool, personally I think it’s the most useful safety device on a bike.
NEED! Is quite different from USEFUL. Obviously, folks have biked along for years without it. Similarly, motorcycled and moped-ed without it. But that does not make it useless. Cars did not have EYE-SIGHT or whatever the sensors are called showing cars approaching on the left and right or a car or walker, walking behind your car. But they prove very useful safety devices. Now the Varia might be a tad less useful on a motorcycle or vespa since their inherent noise would probably drown out the audible beeps of the Varia-gps combo. But, again, USEFUL safety device. Needed, maybe not.Would you ride a Vespa in Tokyo? If yes, would you need the Garmin Varia?
You folks have great trees!A change of ride location…
Almost every week I'll ride the northern section of the Moreton Bay Cycleway. Enough of that! I headed to the southern section of the bay for a change. Why had it been so long? I reminded abruptly!
As pleasant as many parts of this ride are, the southern section of the MBC (south of the Brisbane River and the Port of Brisbane) is constantly interrupted by urban sprawl and canal developments. After three hours I was hardly out of sight of my starting point! (Factor in coffee stops and photo opportunities.)
Anyway, here are some reminders of that short, but enjoyable, ride …
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Moreton Bay Cycleway – ClevelandView attachment 103121
- To the left of my Homage is a housing development (pity it's there, but I must admit that it's the sort of place where I'd like to live!);
- To the right of the fig tree is an extensive preserved foreshore area (wading birds, mangroves and somewhere to moor a dinghy; good!).
Toondah Harbour, Victoria Point
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Redland Bay
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Grand View Hotel, Victoria Point
The 'grand view' was behind the old (1851) hotel. Who in their right mind would want to sit on one of those daft bar stools right next to a busy street with the cars zooming by triggering off their Garmin Varia every few seconds?
And in case you're lost (new version featuring laser projection coming soon):
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GPS Checker
Victoria Point Boat Ramp
Scooters and motorcycles keep pace with traffic, so no you wouldn’t need a Varia in as much you don’t need it on a car. On a bike - unless you can pedal at 45km/h (uphill) you’re going to need situational awareness on your backside. That’s what Varia provides.Would you ride a Vespa in Tokyo? If yes, would you need the Garmin Varia?
yopu mean that rectangle box looking thing? not sure mayve I can get a better look when I go that way again. we go that way at least once a week. we get about 50 miles on a battery on the flats. but hills can knock the battery down to about 30 miles with 2000 feet of climbing.@fooferdoggie I was referring to the port a potty.
I'm interested in what is being built next to it.
I'm sure you and wife will ride there again and show how it progresses.
Your bike is amazing two pedaler and motorised you must have long range capabilities.
Scooters and motorcycles keep pace with traffic, so no you wouldn’t need a Varia in as much you don’t need it on a car. On a bike - unless you can pedal at 45km/h (uphill) you’re going to need situational awareness on your backside. That’s what Varia provides.