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• #3501
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• #3502
That’s smaller than the 90deg into my garden and that was a definite nope!
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• #3503
Whats that with health and safety making you go around a corner like that?
So people in cars can race in and out of the Garage?If infrastructure and official bodies would help people on bikes, that would be nice.
Meanwhile in Germany we are about to get new traffic laws meant to help cycling.
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• #3504
exactly right?
the health and safety thing is compounded by the cunt @greenhell mentioned
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• #3505
the guys on a power trip and hates couriers riding into "his" loading bay so made up some stupid rules to punish all cyclists.
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• #3506
Im looking for cargo builder brand
Would like to buy a e cargo for my restaurant located in the mountain, to go shopping, to commute from home.
What brand can you think of?
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• #3507
Tesla
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• #3508
Nice
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• #3509
What sort of stuff will you need to carry? What capacity (weight wise) will you need? And budget?
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• #3510
Cold boxe 60x40, I think 50 kilo is fine
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• #3511
I’d probably get the omnium. It’s the only one of two (use an urban arrow XL a lot!) I have a bit of experience with so maybe someone else will recommend a bullit or something.. is there anywhere you can test ride a few to get a feel for which one suits?
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• #3512
Omnium or Bullitt (Android or iOS). Think about where your load is going to go and if it's going to interfere with your handlebars. Some big chunky stuff I strap to the front of my Long Harry would not go on an Omnium, but that's vs the fact that with smaller loads owners report that an Omnium is easier to ride than a longer drop-front bike. Do you want to be bending down to put your loads in if you don't have to, or would a crate on the front suit you better.
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• #3513
I’m in touch with recycle.it for the xl, they offer me more option like to convert in barista stand ...
It’s not heavy stuff, I go to the market for grocery. It’s just to use less the van.
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• #3514
New cycle truck design from Junto. The Metro Mule. I can't decide if the centre cargo section is groundbreaking or shitty.
Probably both. I kind of want one
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• #3515
It's great if you want to hurt your knees at every pedal stroke.
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• #3516
Sold! To the man with genu valgus
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• #3517
So he has one of the qualifications needed to become a politician.
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• #3518
recycle.it? Do you mean https://officinerecycle.com/en/ ?
Good looking Longjohns.I only saw three wheelers so far as coffee stall. But I guess if you don't need the power on the bike, a smaller design works.
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• #3519
I’m pretty happy with there offer, especially it’s really custom with paint logo ....
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• #3520
Eurgh, I hate using my small restrap frame bag because my legs rub it (more so when out the saddle but always a little) so I can’t imagine riding that thing!
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• #3521
Urban arrow handles really weird imo and super slack seat tube angle suggests it was designed only for very tall people.
Douze is worth a look too.
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• #3522
Urban arrow handles really weird imo and super slack seat tube angle suggests it was designed only for very tall people.
Actually, it's designed that way so you can put your feet down at a stop.
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• #3524
It's great if you want to hurt your knees at every pedal stroke.
This.
What a stupid design.
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• #3525
I'm sure you're already aware but I believe it was Jamie from SBC Cycles who made me aware of radar keys which can be used to open canal and some park gates on paths.
Pretty sure you can buy them on amazon