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It seems to me that straight line motorway driving is going to be boring and you'll be sitting fairly still in a fixed position.
In all your other cars (!) you have had to change gear which requires a bit of body movement.
Driving on 'normal' twisty roads you wouldn't be sitting still for long periods.
Maybe that's part of a solution - go a bit 'granny'?
In all your other cars (!) you have had to change gear which requires a bit of body movement.
Driving on 'normal' twisty roads you wouldn't be sitting still for long periods.
Maybe that's part of a solution - go a bit 'granny'?
It seems to me that straight line motorway driving is going to be boring and you'll be sitting fairly still in a fixed position.
In all your other cars (!) you have had to change gear which requires a bit of body movement.
Driving on 'normal' twisty roads you wouldn't be sitting still for long periods.
Maybe that's part of a solution - go a bit 'granny'?
In all your other cars (!) you have had to change gear which requires a bit of body movement.
Driving on 'normal' twisty roads you wouldn't be sitting still for long periods.
Maybe that's part of a solution - go a bit 'granny'?
Years ago used to drive all over delivering stuff for me owd man.. just wrote a route, took an atlas. I might try that again..
mway is becoming less effective, the route down was littered with speed cameras and queues.
I recall hitting west London from Notts in 1hr15 as a lad. Admittedly we were not obeying the limits but a super low drag calibra was great for that. It was late at night.
I'll pull some stats off Google. Was shit.
Never thought of a car as a exercise system lol , but I take you point , however on an M way even a manual ICE you don’t do much.
i like regular stops and a coffee so I really don’t see the issue that some anti BEV people come up with , range , fire , ect.
imdid drive once Chelmsford to Glasgow with one stop for fuel, but I was in my twenties then !
i like regular stops and a coffee so I really don’t see the issue that some anti BEV people come up with , range , fire , ect.
imdid drive once Chelmsford to Glasgow with one stop for fuel, but I was in my twenties then !
Never thought of a car as a exercise system lol , but I take you point , however on an M way even a manual ICE you don’t do much.
i like regular stops and a coffee so I really don’t see the issue that some anti BEV people come up with , range , fire , ect.
imdid drive once Chelmsford to Glasgow with one stop for fuel, but I was in my twenties then !
i like regular stops and a coffee so I really don’t see the issue that some anti BEV people come up with , range , fire , ect.
imdid drive once Chelmsford to Glasgow with one stop for fuel, but I was in my twenties then !


There is a place in Notts err indoors won't go, called 200 degrees, good coffee but full of what she describes as 'laptop wankers'
I have no idea why you would take a laptop to a coffee shop
But I do love Monmouth.. I'm a contradiction lol. Dic for short
Well , the Reno has arrived , and was a very pleasant drive across the fens despite a detour thanks to Google maps and us asking it a silly question.
by comparison to Qashqui , smooth quiet and very civilised and so far the tech has worked and been fairly simple to navigate.
Regen is interesting pretty much one pedal operation down to 3 mph , last bit touch brakes and it stop and applies a low level parking brake imperceptibly
plugged it in , thought shit , can’t unplug , worked it out lol obviously the lead is locked in ! Numpty user
by comparison to Qashqui , smooth quiet and very civilised and so far the tech has worked and been fairly simple to navigate.
Regen is interesting pretty much one pedal operation down to 3 mph , last bit touch brakes and it stop and applies a low level parking brake imperceptibly
plugged it in , thought shit , can’t unplug , worked it out lol obviously the lead is locked in ! Numpty user








