fiets

Grandma bike is just a translation of the Dutch 'oma fiets', which refers to a specific style of bike.

People further away commonly take the train and take one of the ov fiets for the last bit.

I wouldn't mind if helmets were normalized but (as noted at wikipedia) that makes using OV-fiets, etc.

I'll just grab a bike (OV-fiets) at the train-station and cycle to where I have to be.

Last years on-demand ov-fiets (public transport bike) were created to solve that.

Still OV-chipkaart is useful as it allows you to take OV-fiets.

Deze extra kosten zijn voor het verplaatsen van de fiets.

De gemiddelde verplaatsingsafstand op de fiets was 4,7 kilometer.

Was that an OV-fiets (which I was talking about)?

> walking gait so you're saying that if we cycle everywhere on a non-descript black Dutch fiets we're safe?

>Lever je de fiets in bij een andere locatie op hetzelfde station?

> In Amsterdam staan boze klanten voor de deur omdat ze hun fiets niet kunnen ophalen die ze voor reparatie naar VanMoof hadden gebracht.

There's a reason shouting "m'n fiets terug"[0] at Germans has only somewhat recently stopped happening as much.

This already exists in the Netherlands, called the "OV-fiets" (public transport bicycle).

In Amsterdam, where it's flat enough that one-speed bikes are practical, fixies are called "Oma Fiets" for "Granny Bikes".

"Mama fiets" (apologies for potential misuse of Dutch language) are robust bikes for carrying children and shopping around.