I think I share the thought of all those who have made the scooter a philosophy of life (or rather, a philosophy of movement!), describing the frustration of those days snow and ice even at low altitude when , for work or to move anyway, we must necessarily resort to 'self (our own or someone else!). fatigue Repressed desire to go out looking for scooters chains (not
not so much the problem of finding them, as to be able to mount!), Once freed from the snow and the bike after tried to do a few feet slipping and embarking ,
we give convincing a cercare un'auto disponibile.
Generalmente la si trova anche se non " nostra " (devo ancora vedere uno scooterista "coperto" che si vanta di possedere anche un'auto, praticamente mai usata; casomai è l'auto di "famiglia", della moglie, dei figli, della compagna, ecc.), ce ne appropriamo per cause di forza maggiore (tanto tutte le attività non strettamente necessarie degli altri membri della famiglia sono rallentate o soppresse causa maltempo) e ci avventuriamo in questo " amarcord "
automobilistico.
Se eravamo arrivati ad abiurare l'auto in tempi normali causes congestion in traffic, lu
ngaggini, congestion, etc.. let alone now with snowy and icy roads, emergency vehicles, motorists more clumsy than usual, small lanes and so on and so forth. . . walked a few meters we repent bitterly
to be canned, but we know they had no choice then. . . stoically endure!
But endure only until they reach their destination when , numerous rounds
concentric unknown to us one way streets and long snakes semifermi culminating in the absolute impossibility of finding a parking space (real and authentic drama that concerned us from the start!), there are blurted in assorted curses and imprecations new and colorful with the solemn and vowed never to use the car even in the event of environmental catastrophe, confident that with the advent of three-wheeled covered can be overcome, in the saddle, even very bad weather as the car (but without the stress to which we can not ever get used!)
