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It is not as simple black and white picture. Added mass would increase risk of injury in case of a fall and there would be also a risk of child loosing control, but I think potential benefits far outweigh risk. I am really tempted to make such conversion just to see how would that work...

I guess for children low power assistance and low speed would be sufficient. Just enough to help them with hills.

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By proposed changes DfT wants to marry low powered mopeds into EAPC class. It is a very bad news for us. This is how those mopeds look like...

What is the number of poles? Spokes?

Good spot. I hope he meant 42V charger...

Tag-a-long might be a good solution for toddlers. Don't think older children would find it attractive.

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Earth calling @Woosh! Earth calling @Woosh! Can we have your opinion on this subject please?

You might have been sarcastic, but it is a very good point. Such batteries pose a great potential risk, especially they are usually installed under stairs.

I think it all depends very much on conditions and ability. My son is 15, he doesn't need an e-bike and he didn't need it earlier. My daughters would very much benefit from having electrical assistance though. Steep hills are very problematic for them and there are a lot of steep hills around...

Any luck with partial refund?

Just like Seneagle I would choose aluminum too. I have never had a problem with a frame in my life and luckily most manufacturers offer lifetime warranty on frames. I also agree with Seneagle on longevity. Look after your bike well and it will last forever.

Positively crazy people. Have nothing but respect for them. It must have been fun. ...but it won't change fact that most people won't go that far.

Still in the box waiting for nicer weather.

It would be funny though to have whole family stopped and all bikes confiscated ;) You guys don't have children, do you? My girls were never left unsupervised in their entire life. Ever.

Wait... do you plan on making the frame yourself?

That is exactly what my 10 years old girls need. Hills just drain all their energy. What do you guys think about 14 years legal limit?

Nah... any material should be good as long as frame was designed by a proper structural engineer.