“The message in the movie’s opening scenes is familiar: child-rearing is an exhausting enterprise, and if you’re not careful, you’ll spend 18 years behind the wheel, driving your kid to baby sing-along class and varsity soccer practice. Wake up when it’s over, and you’ll be a shell of your former self.”
It was the best place to ride. It was the worst place to ride.
That is the great irony of LA.
Rapha’s beautiful ode to tries to figure out Los Angeles. The diversity of places, landscapes, regions, colors, textures makes it hard to pin down and understand.
Yet even though its streets are often full of cars, “the bicycle is a way to travel between these things that mix.”
Since last year we’ve been looking for an affordable large electric scooter/moped that can be ridden comfortably on city streets with the flow of traffic. Key to this requirement is top speed: a vehicle that can do at least 40-45 mph.
We received no word from major manufacturers when we issued our challenge to them on Twitter last year.
The latest thing in urban mobility, a pogo stick??
With the dockless scooters now seemingly everywhere, Cangaroo popped out of nowhere claiming to be the next hottest thing in dockless sharable mobility. The concept was launched in collaboration a Swedish ad agency The Odd Company known for wacky marketing stunts. So the world still doesn’t know if this is for real.
But the idea of a sharable mobility stick might not be so crazy…if you put a wheel on it!
