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choleblack · 06-19-2008, 12:12 PM

I guess to me it's a matter of "do you want to". If you want to no hill is going to be too much. There is even a Pedicab company in Denver.

About pedicabs, rickshaws, pedal cabs, and bike taxis in Denver Colorado

I love this calculator. Again, there really is no limit to what we can do on a bike given unlimited time & equipment. I think we're just trained in the US to think that it's going to be "hard" to ride a bike (take the bus, walk) and that paying for a non renewable fossil fuel powered vehicle is "easy".

How Much Weight Can A Bike and Trailer or Cargo Trike Carry?

OK rant over. It's taking away from the point, awesome vehicle choices

Chole

06-19-2008, 12:12 PM	#10 (permalink)
choleblack The Posting Proletariat iTrader: 2 / 100% Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: At the sign of the Threaded Needle Posts: 7,871	I guess to me it's a matter of "do you want to". If you want to no hill is going to be too much. There is even a Pedicab company in Denver. About pedicabs, rickshaws, pedal cabs, and bike taxis in Denver Colorado I love this calculator. Again, there really is no limit to what we can do on a bike given unlimited time & equipment. I think we're just trained in the US to think that it's going to be "hard" to ride a bike (take the bus, walk) and that paying for a non renewable fossil fuel powered vehicle is "easy". How Much Weight Can A Bike and Trailer or Cargo Trike Carry? OK rant over. It's taking away from the point, awesome vehicle choices Chole __________________ 18th century Mama to an nutty 9yr old, SO to a graphic novel guy BOOM!