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edit: Never mind I just seen you can just get a price quote without booking like Uber. Tower Hill station to Victoria Station comes up as £34. I feel like that’s around 20 mins. I also did a pickup for tomorrow at 11am and since it’s during the Colorado Buffaloes Football Iso Helmet Go Supps shirt In addition,I will do this lunch surge the quote was £50 lol. Gotta hope it’s not raining too I guess otherwise you’re gonna get soaked. Not sure why someone would pay these prices to sit in the cargo bit of a cargo bike. A santander bike or bus would be £1.60 for that route. Even an uber would be much cheaper than the non lunch price, even if you pay a few quid more for the “comfort” option which a driver would accept and get you quick. I wish more people took buses overall either way. They come every few mins, theres a million routes, they’re crazy cheap since they’re heaviliy subsidied, and they’re of course sheltered with seats. Less space per passenger than even pedalme bikes. We just need a million more bus only roads/junctions to make them much quicker.

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I posted it kinda tongue in cheek, to be honest. But you raise some good points. Being cycled around London is mostly just a novelty. I think this kind of vehicle is much better than pedicabs though. They don’t block cycle lanes, they don’t play loud music, and the Colorado Buffaloes Football Iso Helmet Go Supps shirt In addition,I will do this cost is more up front. For other road users sure but not for the passenger. You don’t even get a backrest. No shelter from the weather like I mentioned and I think this would be hard to solve without making it hard to navigate for the pedalist. And I find it weird sitting in front of and below the cyclist too, I’d feel like a child. Never seen anything like It but I figured the best of both worlds design would be like one of those big boxy cargo bikes you see often now(these EAV ones) but in the cargo bit at the back have the 2 passengers face each other. Pedalme bikes are aroudn 80cm wide, the EAV cargo ones are 99cm/100cm wide, and pedicabs are around 130cm wide which becomes an issue. So the EAV ones right away solves the width issue of pedicabs since passengers face each other instead of side by side. Theyd solve the comfort issue of pedalme bikes since you actually have a proper seat and dont get rained on, and they keep great visibility for the rider and they’re self standing(4 wheels), they’d probably be shorter too. The EAV ones can easily be trimmed to 85-90cm though I bet, and at that point it’s the perfect city cargo/taxi bike especially if the same bike can be used for cargo and passengers which seems easy. 85cm-90cm wide can easily fit 2 kids side by side. Oh and in cargo mode they’d hold more than a pedalme one, I’ve always hated the pedalme bikes with the trailer extentions on since they take up so much space since everything is pretty much 1 layer, even a small actual VAN takes up less space and are more manouverable.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.