I live in inner city Berlin and see them every single day, it's amusing to see how this is a foreign concept to so many people.
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"Gone in 60 Seconds" An electric bakfiets story in Winnipeg.
To be clear, I love this thing and would love to have one if this city had a) infrastructure that could support it and b) enough of a social support system that the constant bike theft wasn't just a daily part of life here.
Those might be ok here in summer, but the snow (and shitty city management) plus hills would not work out well in the winter.
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This sounds wonderful. I live in Oakland California, and I love picking up my kid from preschool with a trailer. It's not quite as elegant as this, but it is nice that I can remove the trailer and use the bike in its original fashion.
About 25 years ago. My dad would take me and my sis to daycare like that with a bike trailer. It was fun.
That was 25 years ago, it's even easier today because of electric bikes.