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Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by morsch on Saturday September 12, 2020 @05:49AM (#24451223)
Here's a tip: Inevitably you'll sit outside in a restaurant, 3m from the street -- if you're lucky. Many streets in the Paris city center are one way, and many are on an incline. Pick one where the street slopes down. Most scooters will coast down relatively quietly. Conversely, avoid slopes going up. The locals don't seem to notice it.
Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by donatj on Saturday September 12, 2020 @05:58AM (#24451262)
Don’t slopes go both directions depending on what side you’re coming from? (Update: One ways, clearly. I blame brain fog, it’s very early)
Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by wnscooke on Saturday September 12, 2020 @06:00AM (#24451270)
One-way, so pick a slope where the one-way is downhill.
Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by msla on Saturday September 12, 2020 @03:19PM (#24454776)
Do mopeds usually respect those laws, or are they more like bicycles?
Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by pmontra on Saturday September 12, 2020 @03:36PM (#24454920)
They have a license plate (at least in Italy) so they respect the law much more than bicycles.
Re:Ami, a tiny cube on wheels that French 14-year-olds can d... by dndvr on Saturday September 12, 2020 @06:04AM (#24451294)
"_Many streets in the Paris city center are one way_ "