There’s your answer.\u00a0 That’s about as simple as it gets.\u00a0 If you’ve finally made the decision to buy and ride an eBike you have no choice but to accept why you did:<\/p>\n
I personally know people in their 80’s and others missing limbs who ride “analog” or “acoustic” bikes as the lazy hipsters no call them.\u00a0 And don’t you dare for a fucking second say anything about how you can now “go places and enjoy cycling” because you’re “pedaling just like they are” in reference to those who are tough and have strength.\u00a0 Ebikes are for the weak and therefore their riders must accept being labeled as weak.\u00a0 So when you’re called a Pansy Cranker or Sissy Spinner you simply say “Thank You” and ride along.\u00a0 You have no right to argue against your weakness and you will not be considered a real cyclist under any conditions.\u00a0 Most likely you can’t or won’t even be able to handle the bike under speed because you are not a conditioned or disciplined rider who got yourself to that speed.\u00a0 Motor+Pedals = Moped.\u00a0 Amazing some eBike riders will argue this.\u00a0\u00a0 These are the ones who are physically and mentally challenged.\u00a0 Understand that real cyclists don’t hate your eBike.\u00a0 We hate their weak riders.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There’s your answer.\u00a0 That’s about as simple as it gets.\u00a0 If you’ve finally made the decision to buy and ride an eBike you have no choice but to accept why you did: You’re lazy. You’re out of shape. You have a physical condition you cry about and use as an excuse. You’re a lazy commuter. … Continue reading eBikes are an admission of weakness. Yes, only weak people ride eBikes.<\/span>