My point is these are the same people who comment horrible stuff about indians and they wont spare any other immigrant too. Need unity more than ever.
Guys please report him both on instagram and facebook he literally posts dehumanizing and hateful videos of indians . Every single post is about indians and i need more people to report him
Indians can mass report and actually start taking down accounts who are spreading hatered. PLEASE REPORT THIS IS DISGUSTING
There is a video im trying to translate but i dont understand anything any help would be appreciated
Hey everyone!
I'm currently doing Uber Eats deliveries on a regular geared bicycle in Ontario, Canada. I've already saved about $250 toward an e-bike and I'm planning to keep saving until the Canada Day sales.
My goal is to stay under about $1000 CAD and use the bike primarily for Uber Eats. I'll be riding mostly in the city, including some colder weather later in the year (not extreme winter storms, but normal Canadian fall and winter days).
Right now I'm considering the Heybike Cityscape 2.0 because it seems to offer a good balance of battery, range, comfort, and price. However, I'd love to hear from people who actually use e-bikes for deliveries.
A few questions:
What e-bike are you currently using for Uber Eats/DoorDash/etc. (if you deliver)?
How has it held up after months of deliveries?
How much real-world range are you getting?
Any brands or models I should avoid?
If you had around $800-$1000 CAD to spend today, what would you buy?
I'm looking for reliability and value more than speed. I'd rather buy once and keep it for years than save a couple hundred dollars and regret it later.
Thanks!
Hey everyone!
I'm currently doing Uber Eats deliveries on a regular geared bicycle in Ontario, Canada. I've already saved about $250 toward an e-bike and I'm planning to keep saving until the Canada Day sales.
My goal is to stay under about $1000 CAD and use the bike primarily for Uber Eats. I'll be riding mostly in the city, including some colder weather later in the year (not extreme winter storms, but normal Canadian fall and winter days).
Right now I'm considering the Heybike Cityscape 2.0 because it seems to offer a good balance of battery, range, comfort, and price. However, I'd love to hear from people who actually use e-bikes for deliveries.
A few questions:
What e-bike are you currently using for Uber Eats/DoorDash/etc. (if you deliver)?
How has it held up after months of deliveries?
How much real-world range are you getting?
Any brands or models I should avoid?
If you had around $800-$1000 CAD to spend today, what would you buy?
I'm looking for reliability and value more than speed. I'd rather buy once and keep it for years than save a couple hundred dollars and regret it later.
Thanks!
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