The ideal number of #bikes, I've been told, is N+1. With N being the number of bikes your already own.
My next #bike won't really be a bike though. Planning on getting a compact e-cargo #trike. Not saying I'll buy one this year, or next year. But the next* purchase will* be a #CargoBike.
I hope I resist the temptation of getting another 2-wheeled ride. ๐ Well, ya never know. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
@evelyn Do you know that those adult trikes are marketed as mobility scooters, especially for the elderly in Japan?
Other people can still use them, of course.
@gowin
Nope. Mobility scooters are different. โ๏ธ Generally speaking, they don't have pedals. You don't expect PWDs to pedal at all.
I've seen a lot of those. We call them Ferraris. ๐ (They're usually glossy red in color.)
@lopta
I guess if you can't justify, then save your money. ๐
But if the #bikes are very different and are for different purposes (other than just having a second* bike), then I think it's a good idea. ๐
2 mountain bikes. What for? ๐คทโโ๏ธ
1 big bike and 1 little foldie in a size that's allowed on public transpo. Makes good sense, me thinks. ๐
@lopta
Ooh... Citizen #Bikes! For a long time I dreamed of having a Barcelona. ๐๐ฒ But I can't imagine ordering a bike from overseas. Who knows how much customs here will charge me for bringing that into the country.
I've seen taller/bigger-than-average adults using #foldies with 20" wheels. They say it takes a bit getting used to, but they love it.
If you plan on pedaling to the train station, take the train, getting on a bus, pedaling again... ๐๐
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lopta