Talked to a few drivers at the company I just started for. Sounds like there will be abundant down time. That is not a deal breaker for me.
Anyone have an electric bike they bring with on their truck? Is it a bad idea for any reason? If you do bring one with you, where do you store it? Some electric scooters are surprisingly small, I already know that I can store one of those under the bed. Not sure about a bike.
Anyone bring an electric bike or scooter over the road?
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There's threads on here about that very subject.
Wait until you have your own assigned truck.
Get a folding one and keep it in the sleeper compartment.
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See Folding Electric Bikes For Adults
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Lectric eBikes® Official Site | No Assembly | Folding eBikes
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I’m definitely waiting until I have my own truck. Just wanted to start shopping around, and make sure it’s even feasible .Chinatown Thanks this. -
If you have a double bunk, can store it on the top bunk.
Otherwise, anywhere in the sleeper compartment.Chi Town Steers Thanks this. -
I never had one with me, but I had my wife with me so I found other methods of entertainment.Chi Town Steers, austinmike and Chinatown Thank this. -
When you going out with your trainer ?
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How about an electric unicycle?
See Electric Unicycle
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An electric unicycle is a self-balancing personal transportation device with a single wheel. The rider controls speed by leaning forwards or backwards, and steers by twisting or tilting the unit side to side. It is powered by an electric motor and does not require pedaling
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This unicycle can run 68 mph. Probably the one you need.
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