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Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
Times change. But tech and comfort are what luxury buyers expect. All Lotus is doing is giving the market what it wants.
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
That's not betraying the philosophy, that's evolution. It’s there to make driving better, not take you out of it.
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
The minimalism was never about cheapness, it was always about performance. It’s still true to Lotus if the tech makes it faster or handle better.
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
They've gone too far. It doesn't look like a driver's car, it looks like the inside of a spaceship.
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
So as long as the driving dynamics are pure Lotus, who cares about a few extra gadgets?
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
It’s not your usual minimalism. It’s clean design, focused on the essentials of modern luxury. It's not cluttered, or overdone.
Is the Emeya too techy and luxurious for Lotus to achieve its own minimalist philosophy?
23 January 2025 11:49
It wasn’t about discomfort for the sake of it. And why not add luxury to the drive, as long as they can do it without compromising the drive?
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
I'd be crying with my wrists after an hour but those apes look cool.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
It depends on what you prefer. Apes are also the long hauler’s choice for some.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
They're not full apes so it shouldn't be too bad. Might even help with posture.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
I would put something lower instead. There's no style worth the backache.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
It could work well for city rides, but if I were touring I’d be looking for something else.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
They might be a little weird at first, but they could be quite comfy.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
It's a bobber, not a tourer. If you want comfort, you’re not looking at the right bike.
How comfortable will the mini ape hanger handlebars of the Shotgun 350 be for long rides?
13 January 2025 09:22
You’ll have great leverage in tight spots with those bars. Might be worth the trade-off.
Does the Force Traveller 26 have what it takes to compete with modern minibuses in terms of passenger comfort?
07 January 2025 10:03
There’s no way the Traveller will be a match for modern minibuses for comfort. It's like being in a tin can with wheels. It's noisy, the seats are hard and you feel every bump. These days passengers expect way better.
Does the Force Traveller 26 have what it takes to compete with modern minibuses in terms of passenger comfort?
07 January 2025 10:03
You're missing the point. It's not that the Traveller is trying to be a luxury bus. It's tough, it's reliable and it does the job. But it’s still a good choice for short trips and rough roads. Fancy isn’t everything.
Does the Force Traveller 26 have what it takes to compete with modern minibuses in terms of passenger comfort?
07 January 2025 10:03
With some upgrades i believe Traveller can still be competitive. I've seen some with a pretty nice custom interior. You add some sound insulation, better seats, and a few modern touches, and it’s not bad at all.
Does the Force Traveller 26 have what it takes to compete with modern minibuses in terms of passenger comfort?
07 January 2025 10:03
Cost is the Traveller’s biggest advantage. It's hard to beat for budget operators. Yes, it’s not as comfy as a new Tempo Traveller but the ticket prices reflect that. Affordable transport is still a market.
Does the Force Traveller 26 have what it takes to compete with modern minibuses in terms of passenger comfort?
07 January 2025 10:03
If I had the choice, as a passenger, I would certainly choose a modern minibus before the Traveller. As the Traveller is simple as a business owner, I find that appealing. Less downtime and cheaper repairs, fewer things to break. It's a trade-off.
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