yes
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i also took the train and probably went past your other house but i don’ tknow where that is either
You sure did!
All of those answers are correct.
So what’s the best dad bike in the around $2k range? Neighbor friend is wanting to get an ebike that can be a car replacement for a little while. Has 2 little kids, both would probably need Maxi seats for a little while. He showed me some Lectric bike that looked kinda shit but I don’t think he’s trying to spend Tern money.
I keep seeing FLYER brand bikes around that look pretty cool and cheap. I know literally nothing else about them though. Radpower seems fine for most. I know several people who love theirs. And at least there’s a US company behind it.
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if he’s fine with replacing parts instead of fixing things a radpower or other shit bike will work. also if there’s not really hills.
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We’ve got a couple hills but nothing too serious lol. The nerd in me hates recommending Radpower because of the weird tire sizes but normies seem to like them
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If they can settle for one baby seat + one seated kid then the Xtracycle Hopper looks nice. They are $2500 but seem to frequently go on sale for $1000 off
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I just sent him the Hopper, shartmo it’s ugly but seems more like a real bike than a lot of the DTC bikes I see out there
What a world we could live in
Hopper gets death wobble. It’s an incredibly flexy frame and I regret ever recommending it because people don’t feel comfortable on it. The Flyer is also garbage. Low quality, bad design, bad support.
Honest recommendation at $2k is whatever Rad Power fits his needs.
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I will relay this. I did see that the Radwagon 5 actually had a torque sensor now so that’s cool
Instead we have to live in a world with Charlie Kirk oh wait nevermind
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have you seen me post hauling 20lb propane tanks in my bob?
Orc’s got you beat. That’s an oxygen cylinder.
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