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They do have group rates... on the Rouvy side, but those pre-date the acquisition.

@Wales56 Thanks for that. As an ex-technical author, the writing could do with a bit of tidying up. "With a gradeability of up to 18% it is an excellent climber, taking ramps in any conventional parking garage in a stride....." "......and includes less wear-prone components that need servicing." "...maneuvering..." Also rather strange use of the word 'recuperating' to describe regenerative braking: is this some modern definition? That writer wouldn't have passed the tech author course.

Yes. Surprised they haven't introduced some sort of family subscription rate.

It does say which suggests it gives you a 'start assist' boost, meaning you'd need minimal pedalling to get moving.

Very generous - I was expecting to be accused of trolling under the cross-chaining bridge...

@Wales56 Thanks for that link. Yes, it was one of the cargo bikes that I saw, but no pedalling needed! I'm going to pay more attention to them now, to see if that was a one off.

A simple keyword search would be a great improvement for the iPad/IOS version to help finding workouts.

@eburtthebike https://www.mubea-umobility.com/en/products/technology and https://www.aboutamazon.co.uk/news/sustainability/amazon-electric-delivery-vehicles

@neilmck The DfT figures for the UK say if you do the same journey by bicycle and motor vehicle (Say a commute) you are up to 30x more likely to be killed or seriously injured on the bike.

@chrisonabike Cheeky! If the honourable gentleman will allow me, I rephrase my remark to "so that the line of the chain was always absolutely as perfect as possible for the particular gear I was using at that point in time."