"This machine economically annoys fascists."
this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2025
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I was thinking that looked heavy AF from the thumbnail, but then I saw that it's an e-bike. I think it's fantastic, love the cargo capabilities.
The Viet Cong’s bicycle logistics chain was a massive aid in beating the US
Approximately $3500 - $4200 depending on options if anyone is curious as I was.
This machine does something to fascists.
It would make them very angry if they could read.
This machine mildly annoys them with an incessant bell as they dawdle in the bike lane?
Sometimes I will even say "I don't like it when you dawdle in the bike lane."
2 batteries? In this economy?
That sure is a big ass bike.
I had a similar child seat and foot rests - but only pedals no batteries. The seat position works really well for riding with small children.
It's really been a game changer for us. Been using this style seat about 2 years.