+Simple
+Cheap
+Not so many moving parts
+Easy to repair
+Same avarage speed speed as bicycle 20km/h (12,4 miles/h)
+Down hills are very fast
+Minimal wind resistance
-Uphills are slow
-Speed is always same without hills.
I think Sweden is probably up among the best countries to wild camp in. You are basically allowed to camp anywhere you like if you stay away from peoples houses and provided you don't stay at the same place for more than a few nights or so.
Gotland is also a magnificient place to go biking. It's very flat and there are few cars.
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