I bought it because I liked how it looks. It's ok to ride too, weighing only slightly more than Portugal. Needs a bit of tlc.
this post was submitted on 01 May 2026
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It's practically perfect as it is! No need to ruin it with batteries!
This like it's in incredibly good condition and will keep rolling for years to come
I wouldn't dream of ruining this beautiful thing that will likely last decades or better part of a century with fragile (and ugly) tech that will be obsolete or broken in a few years.
I'm still trying to figure out it the parent comment was sarcastic...