Dopo settimane passate tra assistenza, denunce e richieste di risarcimento non so più che fare. Mi obbligano a richiedere il reso di un iphone 13 che ho venduto a questo ******* in olanda, precisamente ad utrecht. Sono sicuro mi abbia rubato lui il telefono. Non so piu che fare….
Hi everyone!
I’m about to buy my very first bicycle and, since I'm on a budget, I’m looking at Decathlon’s entry-level options. I see that their three main brands cater to different styles, but as a beginner, I’m having a hard time figuring out which one actually fits my needs.
I would love some advice specifically on the base models of these three brands:
Elops (City / Single Speed): I’ve been looking at their base city bikes and the Single Speed version. I know they are designed strictly for urban pavement.
Riverside (Hybrid / Trekking): Like the Riverside 120. It seems like the middle ground—decently fast tires but with enough tread for light gravel or dirt paths.
Rockrider (Mountain Bike): Like the EXPL 50 or ST 120. Standard entry-level MTB with a front suspension fork and wide tires.
My typical use case will be:
Mainly daily commuting and getting around the city (getting to work, running errands).
The roads in my city are far from perfect: there are plenty of potholes, uneven manhole covers, cobblestones, and speed bumps.
I’m looking for something that is reasonably fast but, above all, durable. I don't want to worry about getting a flat or bending a rim every time I hit a pothole.
No extreme mountain trails for now—just light park paths at most.
For those who use these entry-level models for daily commuting, what do you think?
Is a base Rockrider too heavy and a waste of energy if I’m not hitting the trails? Does the Elops (especially the single speed) suffer too much on rough, potholed city streets? Or should I play it safe with the Riverside hybrid?
Thanks in advance for helping a beginner out!
Sono stato truffato nella vendita del mio telefono, tutto questo per 180€, siamo seri??
Dio che schifo vinted non lo userò mai piu
I heard in Europe we will not have Siri AI, but what about AI tools for photo editing?
I cannot decide between these two because they have a similar specs. Is there anyone that has experience with these two models?
So I use AI for getting rid of imperfections in my pics. it’s really important to have them this kind of feature for me however I’ve been Apple user for ages and I’m scared of losing the simplicity of using a smartphone.
Is there a way i can use samsung ai on my iphone?
I am looking for my first folding e-bike.
I would like to use it for commuting to work, as well as day trips outside the city.
These are my current options:
Dahon E-hemingway 1631€
Coppi Gaeta 950€
Legend monza 1565€
UTO pro 20 2999€
Coppi looks incredibly cheap, it seems to be an Italian brand. on the other hand UTO is expensive but I love the closing system. Never heard of Dahon and Legend, but got suggested by a friend
Which is the best one between these two bikes?
I am looking for a folding bike with concealed seatpost battery.
My thoughts are for UTO and E-Hamingway by Dahon.
Do you guys have other brands to suggest? I have a budget of 2000€.
My local bike store sells these brands. He told me that these are the best ones
Brompton
Tern
Dahon
UTO
Birdy
Which is the queen of folding bikes?
When I try to send a request I have a problem withthe calendar. If I select 6-9 for example, it will result 7-10
Do you guys also have this issue when selecting the dates from the calendar?
Ciao, sto pensando di acquistare la mia prima bici elettrica pieghevole. Ho visto questo modello Coppi Gaeta, di cui peró non ne ho mai sentito parlare…
Ho escluso a priori altri brand cinesi (PVY, ENGWE, ADO, tenways…) perchè ho letto diverse recensioni negative.
Il mio budget è comunque di 1500€
I just love how Lime bikes work, they are comfortable, waterproof and a torque sensor. Im looking for a bike with similar specs. L20 Engwe looks alike
Which is the best e bike brand?
Other one im considering is hitway.
I didn’t like the fact that Fiido doesn’t have suspension and ADO have so many bad reviews, also not worth the price considering i want a bike for “everything” from commuting to work to enjoying a fun ride at the park.
What is the point of hosting if you have strict rules in your house? Hosting is about making people feel like they are home. If you start being pushy about your weird ass rules you simply can’t get the point of CS. It’s okay to have rules, but don’t expect me to “wake up before you do”, “have at least 3 showers in a day”, “being out of the house when you are not home”.
Hosting is also about acceptance, if you can’t get over it just quit being a host, because you are not doing it the right way.