I like riding a bike and don't need a car, so I sold it and generally lean towards better (as in less car-dominant) road infrastructure

Breaking any current Photo-electric cells requires a hazmat response

but then you get people like seen in the screenshot

Until they figure out storage of solar energy i don't think its going to replace nuclear or fossil fuels for electricity

@Khanclansith she, unsurprisingly

And we should be suprised that the Dems banned research into Recycled Fuel Reactors to further reuse our nuclear waste so it sits around at power plants.

no

I thought they were different. Not gonna google it, cause its not really important to me

the only difference with the dems is that they lie and act interested, but largely aren't.

In Hawaii all the new Military housing is being built with Solar Hydro, so the water comes out of the attic and if by an act of god there isn't sun for three days there is no hot water.

though they're usually less opposed to better road infrastructure

I still have a license and infrequently rent a car throughout the year as needed, but for the most part, I ride a bike.

u live where its warm?

nope

jesus so u rent a car in winter?

nope, I bike in the winter

U cray cray bro lol

if I have to move heavy things (rarely), I rent a car.

probably

I'm not the only one

I just picked up a gas motor for my bike cuz pedaling is to much work and electric motor doesn't go far enough

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheldon_Brown_(bicycle_mechanic)

how the fuck do i keep failing at using a slow cooker to cook meat that isn't tougher than your mom's calluses

but i'm hanging out with palm trees so i don't gotta deal with blizzards

Oooh gas motor for a bike sounds nice

black friday $150.00 kit

it's not something to do lightly

I remember reading about an all electric motocycle. i feel like it was either bmw or harley

a lot of road bikes weren't meant to handle the torque and can fail catastrophically

wanna say that was bmw

I think both have one

gotta put the motor on a beach crusier

think thats usually what people do

there's a russian startup called Delfast that supposedly made one that'll do 200+ miles on a single charge

thick tires thick frame etc

anyways, it's a personal life choice

I fully expect to buy a car again in the future

but in the meantime, I like riding my bike

beach cruisers are typically super heavy though?

cheap steel ones are

yah but ur using a gas motor so you're not pedaling it anywhere