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Q: Is it more efficient to travel with a bike than taxi in 2nd-3rd tier cities?

That's bike or E-electronic bike. The distance is about 12-14 kilometers (1 hour by bus) from the outskirts of my city to downtown (city center). Would it be faster to use a taxi or bike or e-bike and does rush hour make one or the other a better choice? I know during some rush hours I can sit in the back of a cab for 20-30 minutes for just one intersection, so in this case would using an bike or e-bike be any better? how good are e-bikes on battery power...can you run out of battery at the worst times...say the middle of nowhere in a 2nd-3rd tier type city?

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E bike is best transportation in my experience in China...hands down very little hassle...14 miles should be easy to handle

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I agree, don't know anybody could survive without an e-bike in my home town.

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a bike wud give best of both. flexibility on road n no risk of battery runnin' out.

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E bike is best transportation in my experience in China...hands down very little hassle...14 miles should be easy to handle

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I agree, don't know anybody could survive without an e-bike in my home town.

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