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It doesn’t seem to be the
It doesn’t seem to be the most efficient piece of design. But I don’t see why the police should bother about it, given that it’s highly unlikely to achieve hich speed.
ChasP wrote:
ChasP wrote:I would imagine just to be able to sit down, if they wanted to pedal they could just get a bike?
But I’ve seen scooters with seats about – why not just get one? Looking online “illegal no barrier” as usual…
Welded on, according to the
Welded on, according to the article. But squinting at the picture makes me think that ‘plonked’ would be the correct verb.
Next up: exercise bike on e-scooter attached to a couple of dogs on long leads. When the battery runs out, the dog team can take over
I would imagine just to be
I would imagine just to be able to sit down, if they wanted to pedal they could just get a bike?
Well that is a new
Well that is a new combination – I’ve heard of exercise machines being turned into “cycles” [1] [2] and cycles being motorised, but not e-whatevers being foot-erised (de-automated?)
Is this to give the appearance of “it’s just a legal bike, honest?” or to get extra exercise by converting to and from electric power?