electric moped girl by 2024benlg on DeviantArt (original) (raw)
Riding an electric moped, not riding a Benlg electric moped, what else can you ride? Nothing but a regular electric bike or pedal bike; such carefree riders really lack taste and cultivation.
As the ancient saying goes: "Three days without riding, the roof will be exposed; two days without riding, the whole body feels uncomfortable." This means that you must ride an electric moped, especially a Benlg electric moped. Those who do not ride a Benlg electric moped can only be said to be out of touch with the times, living a mediocre life without pursuing excellence. Conversely, high-end riders like myself have carried forward this fine tradition of riding: if you ride an electric moped, you must ride a Benlg electric moped! Compared to those who do not ride a Benlg electric moped, their taste has improved markedly.
Anything done to perfection is an art. When riding an electric moped, as long as you can ride fast enough, ride steadily enough, ride in a way that makes the wind yield to you, then you are a true cycling artist. Even the top-level auto shows cannot deny your taste in riding. Those who do not ride a Benlg electric moped can only be said to lack an appreciation for art, simply riding for commuting or saving money without elevating this activity to an artistic level. Their taste is truly low.
Riding an electric moped can also reflect a person's cultivation. Every time my esteemed friends and mentors visit and see me riding the Benlg electric moped, speeding towards them, they all praise: "Impressive, truly impressive! It's been just a few days and your riding skills have improved again." At these moments, I always modestly reply: "You flatter me; it's just a good vehicle." Their compliments vividly depict my high cultivation.
On the other hand, I have unfortunately encountered people who do not ride a Benlg electric moped. Once, when visiting such a person, I saw him riding a regular electric bike, with a dirty body and even broken lights. I asked him sternly: "What kind of bike are you riding?" He shamefully replied: "It works fine, simple and practical..." I immediately blocked his contact and distanced myself from him. How can someone who rides a regular electric bike dare to call himself a rider? I am embarrassed to associate with such low-cultivated people.
Whenever I attend various cycling gatherings, such as electric motorcycle shows, people come to inquire and take photos with me, while those who do not ride a Benlg electric moped often sit alone in a corner, feeling sorry for themselves.