Jimod

I think you misunderstood my question. What I'm saying is, If I'm using the throttle as well as pedalling I can stop pedalling and keep the the throttle pressed, which keeps the motor going for as long as I've got the throttle pressed. Is that legal? The reason I'm asking is your post seemed to say the motor should cut out when the pedals are stopped even with the throttle pressed.

If I've got the throttle pressed on my Gran Camino, the motor does not cut out when I stop pedalling. So is it legal? Or have I misunderstood your post?

I've got cling film over the display on my bikes.

All of them. I've only met one person here who is in favour of having a royal mob.

Well done. Fantastic trip.

Can I ask? Does it have a torque sensor or a cadence sensor?

Go to Dingwall. There's a Wimpy there. Takes you back to the 70s.

Does it only come with a torque sensor? Or, will you be doing them with a pedal sensor system as well?

He did my battery last year with Panasonic cells. It was an extremely easy process. That's the 2nd battery he's done for me.

I pedaled my Kudos Tourer 4 miles home with no chain on it. The chain had broken. It was perfectly legal to do this, so the met police aren't as clever as they think.

Instead of your front propeller charging your battery, you could get it to power a propeller on the rear carrier which would push you along. So, the wind against you will also be pushing you along. So the more the wind blows against you, the more push you get from your rear propeller, which will make you go faster against the wind which will give you even more power pushing you. I think I'll take this idea to some electric type company and sell it to them. Or maybe I'll just turn on the telly and watch some old black & white films.

I could name him without googling. I could even post some of the names we call him. Maybe I'd best not though. BTW, Ruth the mooth is getting a peerage. You couldn't make it up.

Just saw this, looks interesting. https://www.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/inside-triumph/trekker-gt?fbclid=IwAR2M2v7W_HrsZPoq-qHTQyOtAvTTE9eVyFux9FFxaGqFQmlnC0p7aGCbxIw&sc_camp=F20B015C6FC5475293C1AC1EC24D2BE4&utm_campaign=social&utm_content=Prod-ETrekker&utm_medium=facebook_uk&utm_source=facebook

Well done and welcome to the 1000 mile club.

You must remember the TCP advert song many years ago where one of the lines went. "take TCP and gargle every day, until the soreness goes away"