小雪的懂车小世界

车内按钮好不好用，开车时盲操顺不顺手｜用车体验 @mothio1201

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@F1 my outfit formula involves a linen at least once to prove I read a denim style section? exact

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@whemohere Love seeing this

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@big_daddi3535 主页那些都是随手记，图也不修，就是想让同城的朋友看个真实日常。你也在看踏板的话可以多翻翻之前那条。

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

郑州这台本田踏板像邻家姐姐，每天都能见，越用越发现很多地方特别省心。洛阳、开封、新乡想看日常通勤体验，主页有记录。

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@AIRWALK101 哈哈是的，天天使唤它才觉得这车哪哪顺手，不是摆那儿供着看的。你平时骑车干啥通勤多还是闲逛多？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@macmack2 对，实车脚踏那一下必须坐上去才知道，我图里也拍不太出来空间感。你去店里要是坐过了，说说你觉得座桶装得下啥？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@therealsexy17 看你从开封哪儿出发，走郑开大道一路过去大致一个来小时，周末来店里坐一下坐高挺合适的。要不要我把常走的那条路简单说一下？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@dimplesce 新乡跑四十公里腰不累这点我信，我这边一天二十来公里也差不多，坐垫和脚踏果然是一天天骑出来才觉得很省心。你那边路况早上堵不堵？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@Blllahhhh 确实，车是死的，怎么骑还是看人。我也见过同一台车被折腾得够呛，平时该注意的还是得注意。你是见过哪种比较费的骑法？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@Rick5960 哈哈对，就是图个拧油门就走，堵车的时候少操一半心。你平时通勤路况堵得厉害不？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@JojoBaybeee 想先看日常通勤就从最早那几条看起，比较连贯，后面省心的点都是慢慢出来的。你是更关心油耗还是保养费用？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@conradbeliconi 我在南三环那边提的，落地价得看当时优惠和上牌情况。你要是在二七区，先问两家店比比价，想聊的话我也可以把当时大概的数给你参考。

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@smktobe09 说得对，我基本也是按点换油、顺带瞄一眼刹车皮。你一般多少公里换一次齿轮油？

[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@roberts14 对，冬天早上拧一下就着，这点我也特别满意。你那边冬天最冷的时候停一晚上起步也顺吗？

[Shelpid.WI3M @Shelpid_WI3M]

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[小雪的懂车小世界 @flykeyonna]

@Slonski_rt set everything on one wooden tray and dinner started smoothly

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@SolSt1ne a sheet pan of eggs doing so much weekend work