You can't generate a meaningful amount of electricity with a bicycle, and it won't save any money, either, because bike power generates such a tiny amount of electricity versus the cost of the setup. And it might not even be green energy, once you consider the energy that's used to produce your fuel (food).

A typical bike generator can produce 100 watts. If you pedal for an hour a day, 30 days a month, that's (30 x 100=) 3000 watt-hours, or 3 kWh. That's less than 1% of what a typical family uses in a month (920 kWH). You generated 0.3% of your energy, and continue to get 99.7% from the grid. Good job.

4 bike niggers just to power the average family for a month

considering they will probably need like a combined 10000 calories a day

damn its not worth it...

I just read the "not worth it" part but yeah that's what I told you

dont take credit for my research bitch

@Kirischir i love big butts and I cannot lie

do germans really use the word sandwich

I use it to refer to those things made with sandwich presses

hello autist

hello

what is german opinion

on France

and the French

We don't really care.

weak and gay

Nur ein toter Franzose ist ein guter Franzose.

>we don't really care about our biggest and most relevant neighbour

yes

yes

yes

ys

stop using the french pronounciation for restaurant then morons

ok

ok

@bar you know what norwegians call umbrellas?

paraply

y sounding like ü

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@bar @Deleted User whats is the French opinion on Germany and Germans

we call umbrella

parasol

Regenschirm

german every tim

rainshield

Doesn't parasol mean sunshield

it means (object to)protect from the sun

Isn't a parasol for shielding you from the sun, rather than the rain

ive seen people use it for both

it was meant to be shielding from the sun at first