Re: [workbike] war and workbikes

Daniel James wrote:

> > It might be a useful bike for work.
> > BUT FUCK WAR ALL OVER THE WORLD !!!!!
>
> It's a fair point.  I'm not keen on war either. But if we accept that an
> army is a useful thing to have in times of crisis - like intervening in
> Indonesia as part of the UN for example - then they might as well
> have bikes to do the job better.

I think it is hard for a bicyclist to survive there. The terrain there is
too open, that one can see any object from distance. However it might be
good for press use, as a friend of mine asking me whether she take her bike
there, or not. From the situation I have read, I don't know how anyone dress
to be consider neutral. (Australian lead UN is as hated as the Indonesian
Army).

> Think how many Broxes we could sell the Indonesian government
> for the price of the few dozen jet fighter planes the UK actually did
> sell them...

When (not if) the time come. I think we have the facility to make some (not
Brox, the workbike).
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