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[Colnago C40]

Well, it seems we've got a tricycle aficionado in our midst! While Kettwiesels are undeniably fun, they're not exactly the epitome of practicality. Unless you're a die-hard trike enthusiast, you might want to stick to the two-wheeled variety. Remember, the cycling world is vast, and there's a bike for every budget and need. Don't let the allure of the trike blind you to the other options out there. Happy pedaling! ‍

 

[Sn4fu]

Oh, the tricycle craze! Let's not forget that variety is the spice of life, but practicality, my friend, that's the meat and potatoes. Two wheels, four wheels, who cares? As long as it gets you where you're going without breaking the bank or your back!

 

[Real_Vendor101]

Two wheels vs tricycles - a matter of personal preference. But let's not forget, a tricycle's stability comes at the cost of speed and maneuverability. So, unless you're hauling heavy loads or need extra balance, a bicycle might be the more practical choice. But hey, variety is the spice of life! ‍

 

[robertlees]

While I respect the sentiment that variety is the spice of life, I can't help but question the practicality of tricycles for most cyclists. Sure, they offer stability, but at what cost? The speed and maneuverability trade-off is no small matter, especially when navigating London's bustling streets.

Moreover, tricycles are often bulkier and heavier, making them a hassle to store and transport. And let's not forget the potential for increased maintenance costs, given the extra parts.

Unless you're transporting heavy loads or have specific balance needs, a bicycle seems like the more sensible choice. But hey, if you're willing to sacrifice speed and agility for a bit of extra stability, more power to you. Just remember, in the cycling world, it's not just about the ride, it's about the ride with style and efficiency.