Worst part about living in Europe
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What kind of bike is that?
That's a lot of sugary drink
All I know is that it's beige and from 2011! Held up pretty well all things considered, the battery still lasts for 10km or so, which is plenty for getting to work and doing grocery trips
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Technically no sugar, it's the 'zero' variant.
It's Zero caffeine too! Which makes it the 'zero zero' variant, I think
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All I know is that it's beige and from 2011! Held up pretty well all things considered, the battery still lasts for 10km or so, which is plenty for getting to work and doing grocery trips
Looks pretty cool! Should have known it was an e-bike
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As someone who's lived on a cobblestone street before, it's nice to look at, but a lot less functional than asphalt or concrete. Especially trying to walk home from the bar with a few drinks in you.
They're apparently also pretty good for slowing down cars in pedestrian-heavy areas, but yeah, taking a fall on those after a few drinks does hurt like shit haha
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The cobblestone roads shook up all the drinks I was carrying home on my bike
No cobbles in the pictures
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Would have been fine if you bought real food/drink.
wrote last edited by [email protected]How would padding it with vegetables have helped? Would seltzer water have been less shaken up?
Shaming someone biking to and from the store for getting zero calorie soda is ridiculous. Post the contents of your last trip to the grocery store. Made on foot or bike I’m sure, right?
To be clear, even if the answer to that was yes and you eat nothing but ‘health food’ it wouldn’t give you the right to sneer at what other people eat and drink.
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How would padding it with vegetables have helped? Would seltzer water have been less shaken up?
Shaming someone biking to and from the store for getting zero calorie soda is ridiculous. Post the contents of your last trip to the grocery store. Made on foot or bike I’m sure, right?
To be clear, even if the answer to that was yes and you eat nothing but ‘health food’ it wouldn’t give you the right to sneer at what other people eat and drink.
nah they're right, I eat like shit
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As someone who's lived on a cobblestone street before, it's nice to look at, but a lot less functional than asphalt or concrete. Especially trying to walk home from the bar with a few drinks in you.
I was very fortunate to go on a vacation last month in Belgium where we rode bikes to several different towns.
It was awesome, but the cobblestone streets in some of those old cities are ROUGH. Just bone shaking. The chain on the bike I was riding bounced off once when I needed to shift.
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nah they're right, I eat like shit
Although, it is also bad for beer.
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nah they're right, I eat like shit
Hats off to those who recognize their own bad habits.
Although really, in terms of bad habits, this is relatively minor.
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nah they're right, I eat like shit
Still doesn’t give anyone a reason to be an ass about it. Nobody has a perfect diet and habits without having an eating disorder.
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The cobblestone roads shook up all the drinks I was carrying home on my bike
Now I'm gonna tell you a "secret".
We European drinks mainly water from the tap, when we don't drink beer or wine od course.
(except many Italians mi, they're stupid and buy water in plastic bottles).
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Although, it is also bad for beer.
Now that's an argument!! Gotta get a little trolley for my beer trips
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As someone who's lived on a cobblestone street before, it's nice to look at, but a lot less functional than asphalt or concrete. Especially trying to walk home from the bar with a few drinks in you.
I don't live in Europe, but I've heard horror stories about how slippery those streets get in the rain
