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[Miles Hellon]

I quite like the design, myself

esp@cenet document view

[flecc]

Originally Posted by Miles Hellon

I quite like the design, myself

esp@cenet document view

I do actually, some scooter and Ducati features there.

But then, I've never really grown up.
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[Miles Hellon]

Anyway, if you think that looks "naff", what do you make of the entrants to IBDC 2008?

International Bicycle Design Competition

[simonbarnett]

Doesn't look like my old Ducati Monster! Where does the battery go?

[flecc]

Originally Posted by simonbarnett

Doesn't look like my old Ducati Monster! Where does the battery go?

Not the Montrosity.

This one has somewhere for batteries.


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[simonbarnett]

Imagine the range! where do you get this weird stuff?

[flecc]

Originally Posted by simonbarnett

Imagine the range! where do you get this weird stuff?

I dug deep in Miles' link above. There's an endless source of fun out there masquerading as cycle design.
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[simonbarnett]

I won't check it out as Senior Members must hit the sack to face bright young things in the office tomorrow . Though am tempted to stay on line as I see 50C are on line too- doubtless checking what we're saying... . Have PM'd you on similar vein.

[flecc]

Seen and replied, thanks Simon.
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[PsionicWiz]

I'm new to the forum.... the reason I stumbled here is from the interest I have in the Gocycle. Knowing the designer personnaly I know how much research and development he has put into this bike. From the lightweight materials and cutting edge technology this bike is incredible.

Someone wanted to know where the battery pack is located. It is located in the frame section. the pack can be removed from the back of the bike.

The speed is capped at around 15mph Europe and 18mph US. The motor is capable of faster speeds via a different battery pack "Lithium-ion battery" (not available at this time)

For more information see the website @

gocycle