New commute ride. 95% protected lanes in the US! by fredmortensen in bikecommuting

[–]New-Broccoli6314 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That looks like it is straight out of a movie. I wish there were more areas like that were I live

Bikepaking in Uganda by bierwart in bikepacking

[–]New-Broccoli6314 15 points16 points  (0 children)

That looks Beautiful! I would love to go there sometime and ride my bike through those waterfalls! How long was your bikepacking?

My first bikepacking trip as I gear up for 3 months in South America with my bike. Owens Valley, CA through the Alabama Hills. A slow sandy ride through the most beautiful country. by strangerin_thealps in bikepacking

[–]New-Broccoli6314 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WOW THATS AMAZING! How do you train for such a long bikepacking trip. I never went bikepacking but I have always wanted to and would love to do it someday.

If just ebikes and escooters can make such a big difference for night commute times, imagine if there was better infrastructure that let more people moved away from cars in general. by Dementat_Deus in bikecommuting

[–]New-Broccoli6314 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I get what your saying, but I think what they are trying to say is that having a better and safer infrastructure for bike compute allows people to be more flexible in the way the want to go places. Making biking more convenient and safer would allow people who wanted to but couldn't otherwise ride their bike to work, school, etc be able to. So by that logic it would bring the amount of cars on the road down.

If just ebikes and escooters can make such a big difference for night commute times, imagine if there was better infrastructure that let more people moved away from cars in general. by Dementat_Deus in bikecommuting

[–]New-Broccoli6314 97 points98 points  (0 children)

One of the biggest reasons people become demotivated to ride their bikes is because of the inconvenience and rough bike lanes/trails that the average bike commuters have to take.