*fuses
this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2025
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Aw I like the word "fusions," it just sorta came outta my mind like that ๐
Thank you I will check that out
I don't know any, but it would be useful. Charging stops along the way would also be nice. And directions for biking
I sure would hate to have an electric car.
And I sure would hate to ride my bike 600 miles in the rain LOL
I would hate to have to stop and charge a car on a long journey.
However, I imagine one day I will have an electric car and ill just have e to deal with that on the few occasions I drive that far.
It will be a small price to pay in order to produce less carbon.
As an aside, if I had a month to spend id also like to ride my bike 600 miles, rain hail or shine.
With a new EV you can charge in the time you need to go to the bathroom and have a coffee.
I rode my bike 50 miles one day. Usually rode my bike about 20 miles a day so I wasn't exactly out of shape but 50 miles resulted in agonizing ass soreness. Getting home the last 10-20 miles was just pure _______ (insert an adjective of your choice). Suggest preparing in advance to prevent agonizing saddle soreness.
I appreciate the warnings, but im well acquainted with bike induced ass-pain.
The most I've done on my bike is about 60 km in a day, two days in a row. It rained the entire first day, but it was still rather enjoyable. And I didn't get any ass sores.
Saddle and bike form matters a lot
Indeed