Makes me think, maybe we need to really focus on educating electeds about the experiences of nondrivers in their communities.
Plus the expectation that elected officials should absolutely be riding the bus.

I absolutely adore this one.

I really want to get my hands (feet) on a Specialized Turbo Porto, but they're not selling them states-side. They can move up to 20, but I guess belgium would limit them to 15, too.

I don't have a good feel for the interplay between gearing and motor. There's definitely a narrow 'sweet spot' among assist levels and gear ratio on the CVT IGH where I feel like my work is being amplified, and I'm not ike just spinning an electrical switch to activate the motor.

Was everything you tried mid-drive with torque sensors? I don't feel like I'm 'spinning' on my wife's Priority Current to get up to speed. (and it's not exactly top-of-the-line components)

The Seattle Art Museum used to do this.

Tips for navigating that world presented specifically for a late diagnosis parent of a ND child would be distinct and welcome.

Parents who didn't receive support for their neuro divergence may imagine that their children also do not require special support, and sometimes lack the NT interpersonal skills to make advocacy a natural inclination for them.

I mean, good grief.