Average Polish Chap Sharing His Journey of Pushbike Deliveries. Appreciate you all.

[Delivery Unplugged]

Delivering is my part-time gig—where I exercise and earn some extra cash. 🚴‍♂️ Every week, I hit the streets to capture the reality of delivery life on my trusty pushbike. From struggles to happy moments, I share it all with 100% transparency, including my earnings.

 

[alicat]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Drago]

I like that you're planning to share your earnings with us.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Where are you based? I'm famished and looking to get some Greggs steak bakes delivered tonight.

 

[slowmotion]

Welcome @Delivery Unplugged.

 

[Paulus]

Welcome @Delivery Unplugged .I look forward to hearing your tales.

 

[Brandane]

Delivering is my part-time gig—where I exercise and earn some extra cash. 🚴‍♂️ Every week, I hit the streets to capture the reality of delivery life on my trusty pushbike. From struggles to happy moments, I share it all with 100% transparency, including my earnings.

Welcome to the forum. If you are actually pedaling a delivery bike you would be in the tiny minority of those in Glasgow! They all have the fat tyred e-bikes of dodgy origin, fitted with the "for private off road use only" motors which allow them to zap around all day at 30 mph without turning a pedal. So well done you if you are actually pedaling 👍.

 

[Beebo]

I like that you're planning to share your earnings with us.

The only time I’ve ever earned money on a bike was my weekend paper-round.
I got £9.50 a week back in 1991 For about 3 hours work.
but im not sharing it with you as ive spent it already.

 

[EltonFrog]

I’ve earned money on a bike, paper rounds and butcher delivery lad in the 1970s and more recently, indirectly, using my Brompton for ferrying mini buses too and fro servicing centres, drop off bus, back to office on bike, collect another bus and so on. I also get paid for taking visually impaired people on tandem bike rides.

 

[Drago]

The only time I’ve ever earned money on a bike was my weekend paper-round.
I got £9.50 a week back in 1991 For about 3 hours work.
but im not sharing it with you as ive spent it already.

I've been paid tomrire a bike (proper salary in the dibble, expenses in SAR) but never actually used a bike to earn some coin.

 

[oldwheels]

I also did a paper round for which I got 15shillings per week and later was a postman for a while with a supplied postoffice bike as I had a big area to cover.

 

[Delivery Unplugged]

Hey everyone,

Thanks for the warm welcome. Apologies for including a link in my previous post, I understand and respect the forum rules. My bad.

I'm really digging the sarcasm here! I'm hoping to build a mini-community where people can subscribe to my content, casually comment, and share their cycling experiences. Let's inspire each other to cycle more and promote good manners on the road, especially through delivery using standard pushbikes.

Working full-time Monday to Thursday, putting in 10-hour shifts in precision engineering as a CNC grinder, isn't easy. But cycling and delivery offer a refreshing change of pace.

Once again, thanks to all of you, and sorry if my joining here seemed like I'm only here for self-promotion. I'm here to connect and build a network. Cheers!

 

[Delivery Unplugged]

Welcome to the forum. If you are actually pedaling a delivery bike you would be in the tiny minority of those in Glasgow! They all have the fat tyred e-bikes of dodgy origin, fitted with the "for private off road use only" motors which allow them to zap around all day at 30 mph without turning a pedal. So well done you if you are actually pedaling 👍.

appreciate it man.

 

[Cycleops]

Come on @Delivery Unplugged we're all waiting with baited breath for the revelations but all we've got so far is remenisances of CC members paper rounds.

 

[Delivery Unplugged]

revelations ? WHAT DO YOU MEAN please?