That's generally referred to as "The Alfonse d'Amato" around these parts.adverb, verb, and adjective all in one sentence - nice!!
I am becoming an e-bike evangelist ---- and this article articulates why very well
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I was going to " like " this but didn't want my fake name next to that muther f
You know who's jumping on the E bike bandwagon with both feet? The Amish, that's who. My neighbors Ezra and Caleb are starting to make Evil Knievel look like a piker...
Electric bicycles have been finding favor in a growing number of communities. From hunters to surfers and even soldiers, e-bikes and their low-cost, far-reaching transportation options have permeated a surprising number of different groups and use cases. The latest community adopting e-bikes en masse may be even more of a surprise: the Amish.
Amish communities, more often known for their black buggies pulled by horses, have been increasingly turning to electric bikes as an alternative form of transportation.
But how could that be?
It’s a common misconception that Amish communities entirely shun electricity and technology. Rather, each Amish church and its surrounding community decides its own rules regarding how much technology is integrated into daily life. There is no single Amish doctrine or set of regulations, since these rules are decided at the individual community level.
That means electric bicycles, which have become a much lower impact solution than cars, are booming in many Amish communities.
electrek.co
Electric bicycles have been finding favor in a growing number of communities. From hunters to surfers and even soldiers, e-bikes and their low-cost, far-reaching transportation options have permeated a surprising number of different groups and use cases. The latest community adopting e-bikes en masse may be even more of a surprise: the Amish.
Amish communities, more often known for their black buggies pulled by horses, have been increasingly turning to electric bikes as an alternative form of transportation.
But how could that be?
It’s a common misconception that Amish communities entirely shun electricity and technology. Rather, each Amish church and its surrounding community decides its own rules regarding how much technology is integrated into daily life. There is no single Amish doctrine or set of regulations, since these rules are decided at the individual community level.
That means electric bicycles, which have become a much lower impact solution than cars, are booming in many Amish communities.
Believe it or not, the Amish are loving electric bikes
Electric bicycles have been finding favor in a growing number of communities. From hunters to surfers and even soldiers, e-bikes...
electrek.co
You know who's jumping on the E bike bandwagon with both feet? The Amish, that's who. My neighbors Ezra and Caleb are starting to make Evil Knievel look like a piker...
Electric bicycles have been finding favor in a growing number of communities. From hunters to surfers and even soldiers, e-bikes and their low-cost, far-reaching transportation options have permeated a surprising number of different groups and use cases. The latest community adopting e-bikes en masse may be even more of a surprise: the Amish.
Amish communities, more often known for their black buggies pulled by horses, have been increasingly turning to electric bikes as an alternative form of transportation.
But how could that be?
It’s a common misconception that Amish communities entirely shun electricity and technology. Rather, each Amish church and its surrounding community decides its own rules regarding how much technology is integrated into daily life. There is no single Amish doctrine or set of regulations, since these rules are decided at the individual community level.
That means electric bicycles, which have become a much lower impact solution than cars, are booming in many Amish communities.
Believe it or not, the Amish are loving electric bikes
Electric bicycles have been finding favor in a growing number of communities. From hunters to surfers and even soldiers, e-bikes...
And some of them they’ve done a little tuning to bypass the throttle. There’s this same Amish dude that will go flying by me all the time between Riverside and Kalona. Orange bike and he’s never not maintaining 30+ mph. He always gives me a wave though.
I have removed my like for you, you complete and utter bitch snowflake who still can't bother to find out why I'm giving you so much shit for your absolutely ridiculously stupid-assed response to my first post in this thread.
Why? It's because you're a dumb, prideful dipshit of a man.
That's why.
Man up and ask me what my point actually is, maybe?
You goofy snowflake ƒuck.
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