Cycling with non cyclist family members

[AngryScientist]

thought this was a pretty interesting article, one i think many of us can relate to on some level, and sounds like an awesome trip.

https://www.outsideonline.com/240320...p-puglia-italy

[pncguy]

I think I just had an idea...

[paredown]

Nice.

I think the part that absolutely rings true (and is hard to communicate to a non-cyclist) is that travel by bike is immersive, 360 degrees and all the sights, smells and noises unfiltered. And it should be experienced by everyone at some point, especially in an unfamiliar country.

(We may do one someday involving e-Bikes...)

[HenryA]

Originally Posted by paredown

Nice.

I think the part that absolutely rings true (and is hard to communicate to a non-cyclist) is that travel by bike is immersive, 360 degrees and all the sights, smells and noises unfiltered. And it should be experienced by everyone at some point, especially in an unfamiliar country.

(We may do one someday involving e-Bikes...)

I like the way you think.