Post #2391063
2025-10-19 13:41 UTC
@wesdym@mastodon.social ah but only if the human on top of the bike has proper experience. almost anyone can walk. not much fewer can ride a bicycle on level streets. but give me a mountain bike to climb a foresty mountain and I’d definitely end up hurting myself.
not to mention that legs will still be more efficient. after all, it’s a lot easier to run up a hill than to cycle up a hill, even at the same speed (assuming you don’t have enough momentum to clear the entire thing)
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@wesdym@mastodon.social 2025-10-19 13:44
@_r@donotsta.re Nearly anyone can learn to ride a bike. I'm not sure what point you're hoping to make here. I mean, I could also point out that any toddler can out-run a baby, on any surface, because babies can't walk. It's true, but what point does it make? What point are you hoping to make here, that advances this discussion in any useful direction, instead of just arguing for argument's sake?