Fat tyres have significantly higher resistance, they're heavier and create more friction.
The benefits are the look and increased traction, which is essential if the thing is actually an off-road electric motorbike.
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Just Google "electric road bikes" and you'll see that there are loads:
https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/best-road-ebikes/
They're more popular in downhill mountain biking because the sport is going down a hill, getting back the hill is just an inconvenience to be mitigated as much as possible!
While obviously it's handy in commuting, so they're common on folding bikes, but road bikes are designed pretty much for racing, so there's less demands for electric versions (but obviously still enough that they exist!)
Absolutely was not fine...
Unless it's red...
Well...
For the equal partner bit they'd probably have had to respect election results and stop murdering political rivals.
And that would just be a step too far.
Why is anyone calling it X?
The sign still says Twitter, the domain still says Twitter, it's still Twitter.
Jaywalking is a bullshit concept.
Pedestrians should be allowed to cross regular roads where ever they damn well like.
Drivers should pay attention or surrender their licences.
Victim blaming is not helpful.
Wouldn't it make more sense to build slightly bigger semi detached houses?! They'd use less materials and look much better.
These are the size of a British 2 bed terraced house (we don't usually build semi or detached houses that small), it's livable, but very much a starter home for most people.
But ultimately the proportions of these look ridiculous!
It's really weird, as the whole EU deal was Margaret Thatcher's legacy, and her own party threw it away!!!
They reward them with high wages, then punish them with citizenship?
Odd...
Very odd...
Swiping is nice and all, even though you rarely write a whole sentence without it getting a word wrong and what you wrote not even being a suggestion, but it's nowhere near the speed of typing.
Unless you're doing that only with your thumb as well?
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