I am thinking of the need of maintanance...
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I will write this entry, and this is rather long. You can read it without correcting it. Thank you for reading.
I will write about some minor/personal consideration. I found a billboard which shows "安いだけで(買って)はだめ 買って安心 修理がきく" while jogging at Nagahama. This is a bike shop's billboard. It may be translated " You should not buy it just because of its fair price. We serve full maintainance, which makes you feel safety." I agree with the phrase because the maintainance/promise will reduce customer's cost. On the other hand, a bike itself is not expensive and a bike itself is not broken easily. So I don't think it is important to assure the mainatnance for free. Of course, we encounter a flat tire sometime, but it is not a serious issue.
I don't know that how often people need to fix their bike outside Japan. I personally notice that people who live in San Francisco need to ride uphill and down hill. Especially when they ride their bike downhill they use break much. That's why they need more maintainance than people who live in Japan. I personally think the more important thing is how to ride downhill safely. Yes, I think what is the problem when people in Frolida ride a Mama Bicycle with their children. I am wondering what is the critical problem for them.
Ah, I saw a mother ride a Mama Bicycle at Nagahama yesterday. Nagahama is a suburb where cars are dominant. But she naturally ride it with her child. Some people seem to ride it in such a suburb.
That's ll for today. Thank you...
I will write about some minor/personal consideration. I found a billboard which shows "安いだけで(買って)はだめ 買って安心 修理がきく" while jogging at Nagahama. This is a bike shop's billboard. It may be translated " You should not buy it just because of its fair price. We serve full maintainance, which makes you feel safety." I agree with the phrase because the maintainance/promise will reduce customer's cost. On the other hand, a bike itself is not expensive and a bike itself is not broken easily. So I don't think it is important to assure the mainatnance for free. Of course, we encounter a flat tire sometime, but it is not a serious issue.
I don't know that how often people need to fix their bike outside Japan. I personally notice that people who live in San Francisco need to ride uphill and down hill. Especially when they ride their bike downhill they use break much. That's why they need more maintainance than people who live in Japan. I personally think the more important thing is how to ride downhill safely. Yes, I think what is the problem when people in Frolida ride a Mama Bicycle with their children. I am wondering what is the critical problem for them.
Ah, I saw a mother ride a Mama Bicycle at Nagahama yesterday. Nagahama is a suburb where cars are dominant. But she naturally ride it with her child. Some people seem to ride it in such a suburb.
That's ll for today. Thank you...
I will write this entry, and it may be rather long.
I found a billboard which shows "安いだけで(買って)はだめ 買って安心 修理がきく" while jogging in Nagahama.
It may be translated as "You should not buy it just because of its fair price.
We serve full maintainance, which makes you feel safe." I agree with the phrase because the maintainance/promise will reduce customers' costs.
I don't know how often people need to fix their bike outside Japan.
Especially when they ride their bike downhill they use the breaks a lot.
But she naturally rides it with her child.
What reasons do you think make it dangerous to ride downhill?...
Thank u.
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でも、坂道はブレーキが大事だよね ブレーキが問題なくても転倒するんだろうか？
I don't know why your pedal is so breaking. I think you can probably pedal if your pedal is rather broken because you seem to be able to pedal even that time. Anyway, secured breaking on the downhill is very important. Furthermore, is it possible to fall down on the downhill...
I found a billboard which shows "安いだけで(買って)はだめ 買って安心 修理がきく" while jogging at Nagahama.
「安い」は"Cheap"のほうが近い。
Yes, I am thinking of the problem experienced by people riding a Mama Bicycle with their children.
That's all for today.