Madrid, yes
Does this gay shit happen in your city too?
Gabriel Foster
Jordan Phillips
i once saw a full grown male riding one of those goofy things and just couldn't stop laughing and pointing at him
he also had a backpack
Thomas Taylor
>gay shit
>posts cool ass shit
thats some cool ass shit
Tyler Cruz
Japan
NO
Caleb Morris
How long does it last until it needs recharging ?
Jaxon Richardson
>Steps happily into the lane in front of your car at 15 km/hr speed.
Juan Rogers
no
because we can't ride those skater in public road.
Christopher Johnson
Those morons leave those lying all over the sidewalks and fail to follow any traffic rules. The government should issue letters of marquee to let anyone hunt and kill them like pirates.
Evan Gutierrez
No idea, I don't ride retardomobiles.
And that's how it should be. Same for bikes. +1 to Japan.
Joseph Peterson
Paris
Its fucking everywhere, the drivers of these pieces of shit dont give 2 fucks about the law and leave them laying around all over thr sidewalk.
Matthew Jones
Yes and I hate them. The speed limit is 20 km/h which is too much. Also all the zoomers who use them leave them all over the place, sometimes in the middle of a walkway. Also they're not even that ecological because of the batteries. Apparently they have a two year lifespan. I just don't get what's wrong with city bikes. Either ban them or remove the engine from it and turn it back into a normal kick scooter.
Ian Clark
>Also all the zoomers who use them leave them all over the place, sometimes in the middle of a walkway
Pretty much this. Also the most popular brand here, in L.A. anyway, is Lime.
Nathaniel Gonzalez
i like them, they are pretty useful, especially when the metro is closed
Noah Butler
Yes, all the time
Isaac Brooks
Bogotá
They're everywhere
Angel Sullivan
They are starting to clog the cycling lanes
Julian Robinson
Yes, I secretly want one...
Thomas Scott
Yeah, everywhere in this city now. Popped out of nothing
Hunter Gomez
But it's good for the climate!!!
Colton Ross
Yes, those are everywhere here in Stockholm. People dump them all over the place...
Kevin Cox
They are literally everywhere now. I ride them home from the pub kek
Tyler Martin
Same here. Almost like it happened overnight.
Thomas Rogers
no
Charles Johnson
yeah, all the time.
Camden Powell
How did they become so prevalent? I saw a guy on one in like 2017. Did he start the trend?
Angel Peterson
delusion: they substitute cars
reality: they substitute walking
people are just gonna turn into fatter fucks than before, plus the battery production will fuck over the environmen without even substituting fossil fuels.
Brayden Cook
Not yet, but there are 3 companies right now that want to rent these things here soon.
If it wasn't that expensive I could totally see myself using these now and then in good weather and not sitting in an packed subwaytrain...
Robert Peterson
No idea. Felt like over night there was 100 of them on every street. Tried one once, not worth the money.
Justin Lewis
No, they're forbidden here
Oliver Nguyen
god I wish that were me
Anthony Adams
Based.
Jonathan Collins
This. It's the Euro version of these. I already saw some with a seat, the only thing missing are extra wheels.
Camden Hernandez
We have these though
Jason Harris
At least they are real vehicles. The damn tiny scooters we have are shit and people just leave them everywhere once they are done using them.. Middle of the road? Sure why not.
Nathan Garcia
I don't understand how those things are profitable to rent out
Luis Rivera
tons of people getting hurt and they are left everywhere because its used mostly by retarded teenagers fucking about to the point there is talk of a ban. the soy boys implementing this dont understand that the people who will use these are the ones already walking and it wont ever drag the fat boomers from their cars
Aaron Collins
>Middle of the road
I think that's deliberate sabotage
many people hate them, and there are countless cases of people smashing them, tossing them under vehicles, tossing them into canals, etc.
Christian Sanchez
Never seen them before
Tyler Parker
>tossing them into canals
They fished like 60 of them out off the canal near my house last week kek.
Liam Robinson
it is my understanding that the ones implementing it aren't soy boys but Chinabusinessmen, and they're making bank
Hunter Jenkins
Well, the probably cost like 300-400€ each and you rent them for 7,50€/hour.
Adrian Brooks
If i remember correctly in Italy you have to put a Plate and pay to tax to use it on public roads
Josiah Howard
If i remember correctly in Italy you have to put a Plate and pay taxes to use it on public roads
Nicholas Watson
totally agree
A few months ago our minister of transportation was talking about what strategies would they use to face this new kind of transportation, and the guy said something like "people gonna use these bikes as an "accessory" of their commute, for example for doing the last 200 meters from the subway stop to they place of work. It's not realistic to think that people will use these bikes as a total substitution for walking".
Well, guess fucking what, they totally will.
Alexander Bell
Yeah, they were recently legalized for usage in Germany. They dont have license plates so they cant go on the road though.