The trailers were absolutely essential. All of my trips were done on acoustic bikes, some of my friends brought ebikes on the day we moved the stuff that required two people to carry up stairs.
All of the loads could have been done without ebikes, but I probably would have had fewer friends willing to help on that day if we were on acoustic bikes.
My rent is $1k, not an insurmountable extra cost for just one month.
Even if I were going to do it by car, I wouldn't have wanted to start my new lease right when the old one ended, because the added stress of moving everything in one day would have been significant.
I host the Streets.mn Podcast, which is all about transportation and land use issues in Minnesota. Lots of stories about bikes, transit, and housing density to cover!
Haven't been there yet! I accidentally hear a lot about the Green Line extension, because we also have a Green Line extension under construction in the Twin Cities.
Carry what? Bet I can.
The trailers were absolutely essential. All of my trips were done on acoustic bikes, some of my friends brought ebikes on the day we moved the stuff that required two people to carry up stairs. All of the loads could have been done without ebikes, but I probably would have had fewer friends willing to help on that day if we were on acoustic bikes.
That's offensive! 😆 The shirts they got for that sketch are spot-on. "If it's fixed, don't brake it" is absolutely I could see friends wearing.
It's so good!
My rent is $1k, not an insurmountable extra cost for just one month. Even if I were going to do it by car, I wouldn't have wanted to start my new lease right when the old one ended, because the added stress of moving everything in one day would have been significant.
I host the Streets.mn Podcast, which is all about transportation and land use issues in Minnesota. Lots of stories about bikes, transit, and housing density to cover!
Haven't been there yet! I accidentally hear a lot about the Green Line extension, because we also have a Green Line extension under construction in the Twin Cities.
Not yet, the link in the post goes to the preorder Kickstarter.
The Kickstarter has an option for getting the ebook!
Feel free to steal the idea!
Fair enough, I'll edit the post to include that!