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@andyw350 @ascentale @xtaran @bikenite
Yes! My method:
- wrap seatpost with thin card stock (Toblerone tube) & tape.. so skis can bounce up and down without chafing on seatpost
- put bubblewrap on top of rear rack
- remove rear "ski bones" from tail of skis and put skis around seatpost, tail forwards
- put "ski bones" back on tail of skis so they pinch the seatpost
- lay poles on top of skis
- wrap pole handstraps around stem
- wrap a bungee cord around skis at rear of rack to hold them down
Cost is the make-or-break feature of bikeshare.
Minneapolis had city-run bikeshare that cost $110(?) per year for unlimited 45 minute rides. Very practical bike-replacement
Then Lyft replaced it, switched to ebikes and raised prices. Now it's $1 + $0.39/minute. Riding 2 hours each weekend would cost about $200/month.
OTOH we have a great car-share network at $7/month + $0.30/minute, so driving 1 hour each weekend would cost $80/month (no insurance needed)
I *did* know about #WinterBikeToWorkDay but I had the day off, so biked to the ski trail instead.
#WinterBikeToWorkOUTDay maybe?
