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I want to same money on gas. My car gets 37 mpg. Would it make sense to buy a bike? |
I commute on a 92 stock civic. I get around 37 mpg on average. And my insurance is very cheap. Lately, I have been thinking about buying a bike to save money on gas. Now, would it make sense to buy a bike? What kind of mpg can i get a from a bike? What bout insurance? Would it make sense to spend money on buying the bike or am i better off with just the car? Nope. Been there, done that, for 55 years. 37 M.P.G. is just fine. On a bike it is always too hot or too cold. Can't carry anything meaningful. You can get killed. Myself and every single male person in my family has been seriously injured on bicycle or motorcycle over the years. Nurses call riders "organ doners". what if it rains or snows i think a bike has like a 8 gallon take and gets like 100 miles to the gallon because it only has to drive one wheel and its a lot lighter then a car so i would go with the bike My 750 only gets about 55 mpg, my 1300 gets less than 50. I will get wet if it rains and you can't get laid on a bike. Doesn't matter what your car gets for mpg, the bike makes sense if you are close enough and can commute safely that way. You get that gas savings, you get the maintenance savings, less wear on your car means it lasts longer and you get the savings. |
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