That post would probably get you banned on the Zed.Originally Posted by NA4BH
That post would probably get you banned on the Zed.
All the world’s a stage, but obviously the play is unrehearsed and everybody is ad-libbing his lines. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to tell if we’re living in a tragedy or a farce.
Take it easy next time.
Bicycle mobile, or is it to far for that to be realistic?
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Lots of electric bycicles here with electric motors of 250 - 350 watt here, range on flat land 60 - 80 KM average speed 25 KM and getting better all the time.
Not seen a lot of mopeds or scooters electric though, the kids here use mini cars with 500 or 600 cc 3 cylinder diesel engines max speed 50 km/h but removing a few washers they will go to 100 km/h.....
30 km to the litre diesel though...;) no road tax just insurance.
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I already do that :) I thought I posted a pic here of the setup, but I'll post one when I get back home.
I was thinking electric bicycle, too. The prices for a quality electric bike and electric moped/motorcycle are about on par.
maybe it does and I have no problem with that. :)
I keep my 2 feet on the ground, and my head in the twilight zone.
I own an old gas moped a Peugeot (1970's). Last I checked it still runs but it is buried under debris in my dad's garage to the point where I can't even see the bike much less get near it. The gasoline in it has probably turned to varnish and the tank will have to be dumped and flushed before it will ever run again. In any event it was always a great bike on relatively flat streets and mild inclines but on steep hills it was a lousy climber. On more than one occasion while climbing a steep hill I had to pedal it to help take some of the load off the motor. I think the more modern mopeds are more powerful and hopefully better hill climbers. I am also wondering how are the electric mopeds with hills. Just something to consider if you live in an area with rough terrain.
I keep my 2 feet on the ground, and my head in the twilight zone.
Oh No No! Of course you don't.
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