Here's one near me almost as steep, ignore the terrain profile graphic as there is no downhill bit in this hill. A 12.2 mph climbing speed seems reasonable enough despite not being in the least bit bike fit at the moment. https://www.strava.com/segments/11810750
We have quite a lot of more challenging hills here, as of course many other areas of the UK have. https://www.strava.com/segments/10040936?filter=overall
I've used Komoot a few times, if I remember correctly you can use one location area for free, and a one-off payment for greater coverage. https://www.komoot.com/
It is how the community responded that I find the most disconcerting, for me it conjures up an imagine of a lawless ghetto where lawbreaking is seen as normal and acceptable, and this attitude is spreading throughout the country.
I don't think I've seen any discussion here about the burning of...
Yes the batteries have done well because they've been hammered with me and the steep hills I have tackled, rapid discharges to flat on every ride then fully charged.
No mention of why, from https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0yjyZHQLyahZk7urqeAUXSA8jY1empbgq4eMX6kZCSC8MkAjFddmvR5da58bArGzul&id=100064176393359
I'm the complete opposite in that I can't understand why anyone would find a bike that gives a set amount of assistance regardless of the power you put in enjoyable, give me a bike that works with you and rewards your efforts.