But...No mean tweets...
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Rural people buy more pickups. Pickups use more gas.
Biden is going to be mighty popular on the rural route...
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Closest grocery store is 23 miles.
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Seriously though: me on my bike means more gas for everyone else (you're welcome!
), and ebikes more than double the range, and about triple the load you can take on. Yes, the battery, but they aren't nearly as complex as an electric car's. So the more folks who get in a saddle, the easier it is to supply gas to rural areas. It could only help, right? -
Seriously though: me on my bike means more gas for everyone else (you're welcome!
), and ebikes more than double the range, and about triple the load you can take on. Yes, the battery, but they aren't nearly as complex as an electric car's. So the more folks who get in a saddle, the easier it is to supply gas to rural areas. It could only help, right?@Aqua-Letifer said in But...No mean tweets...:
Seriously though: me on my bike means more gas for everyone else (you're welcome!
), and ebikes more than double the range, and about triple the load you can take on. Yes, the battery, but they aren't nearly as complex as an electric car's. So the more folks who get in a saddle, the easier it is to supply gas to rural areas. It could only help, right?Sure.
We'll even let you wear a ribbon. What color would you like?
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@Aqua-Letifer said in But...No mean tweets...:
Seriously though: me on my bike means more gas for everyone else (you're welcome!
), and ebikes more than double the range, and about triple the load you can take on. Yes, the battery, but they aren't nearly as complex as an electric car's. So the more folks who get in a saddle, the easier it is to supply gas to rural areas. It could only help, right?Sure.
We'll even let you wear a ribbon. What color would you like?
@Jolly said in But...No mean tweets...:
@Aqua-Letifer said in But...No mean tweets...:
Seriously though: me on my bike means more gas for everyone else (you're welcome!
), and ebikes more than double the range, and about triple the load you can take on. Yes, the battery, but they aren't nearly as complex as an electric car's. So the more folks who get in a saddle, the easier it is to supply gas to rural areas. It could only help, right?Sure.
We'll even let you wear a ribbon. What color would you like?
Just give me a strong one to buddy-brace my spokes in case one of 'em breaks.
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