
Dropped the bike off just before Christmas and they’ve moved to a new location.
It’s massive compared to the old location and the workshop is a thing of beauty!
The result? The bike is running like a dream. Fingers crossed.
Dropped the bike off just before Christmas and they’ve moved to a new location.
It’s massive compared to the old location and the workshop is a thing of beauty!
The result? The bike is running like a dream. Fingers crossed.
I’ve had the VanMoof for over a year and completed over 5000 kms. The web is full of negative reviews. So what so I think?
It’s complicated!
I need to say at the start that I didn’t buy the bike for a daily commute, I brought it as a toy to play with and use once a month (yes, I know) but it’s been a life changer. With hindsight I don’t think that I’d start here but it’s been my daily use and it’s evolved a lot over a year.
Initially, I started riding around for fun during Covid and then as we started going back to the office I couldn’t cope with two hours of masks in an enclosed RER train. I tried getting to the office on a Sunday. It took 90 mins! Today I do the journey in 55.
So to the bike. The web is full of reviews of endless issues, I’ve not had endless issues but there have been some trying moments!
The good…
The bad…
Overall, if you want a bike to bomb around town and have fun this the bike for you. For everyday, it’s possible but you probably want to spend more money!
When Twitter is long gone, the ambition and impact of these factories will remain the Musk legacy, even if he gets to Mars!
Vettel prefers “proper tracks” like Road America to Miami · RaceFans
Don’t we all??? Seriously, this season was over before it really started.
Below in bold are the eight, of twenty, tracks this year that included a hill. It was two months before we saw if the cars could climb a hill!
Think about it, four of the races are in dark and one is in a car park.
Argh!
The sonic booms!!!
I remember the first time I heard about the boot room. In The Paddock…
I’ve written here before about how I hate using the Alexa App. It’s a series of bad web objects thrown together at random by someone with something more important to do elsewhere. To add to this, the screen is too small.
Think of the fun you have mapping your house assigning objects into a graphic representation of your home. Mapping sounds, colours and scenes. Instead it’s the SAP of Home management.
There is nothing more confusing than long lists of devices where the virtual model is out of sync with the app and reality…
So finally Amazon have decided to solve the issue. They’re closing the only large screen interface that they offer!!!
Argh!