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Unlikely, unless they are planning to emigrate.

I have a Rambletta. You can ride on flat hard paths in the forest but not recommended for off road or very bumpy ground (eg mountain bike type terrain). Main thing is while foldable to some extent, it (like most e bikes ) will be very heavy and quite cumbersome - it doesn't hold closed when...

This is a confusing and confused BBC report . Reading it on the UK BBC site , it starts off and mostly covers the US standards with a couple of paragraphs on the UK situation . If I were a prospective UK e biker , I would probably be none the wiser after reading it. Yes, the UK regs are...

https://news.cision.com/chalmers/r/big-breakthrough-for--massless--energy-storage,c3309393

Anyone seen the Met bragging about stopping illegal motor scooter riders pretty much everywhere in London these days? I doubt it, and they are more obvious.

Some discussion here: https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/discovering-the-joy-of-electric-route-planning-app.38489/

Even the BBC report url link for the guy's company at the time (Alta Supercaps !) now goes to a site promoting dodgy New Age Snake Oil Secret Knowledge type products that will change your like blah blah blah. The whole thing stinks (pun partially intended)

That's deaths, I wonder what the relative risks of serious (eg life changing) injuries are for each mode and are they similar?

It was prompted by over zealous use of Fixed Penalty Notices: https://www.cyclinguk.org/article/whats-legal-and-whats-not-your-bike

Well obviously that signpost was clearly moving towards you faster than you were riding so it was at fault .

Certainly more available common batteries are better to have and replace but with unusual shapes isn't there at least the potential option to get the battery re-celled depending on what is inside?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jan/22/electric-vehicles-close-to-tipping-point-of-mass-adoption

Lead acid battery anyone? Interesting attachment on the second bike.

At least it was in 1952...

As discussed here: https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/fastest-ebike-charge.40175/

If you can't find a welder would a good metal hard setting putty be worth a try? Plenty of it pressed well in and all around to reinforce the joint?

Just bough this for my e bike as it gives me more locking options compared to my New York Kryptonite U lock- good price currently - almost half price compared to some online sellers, as recommended by the Lock Picking Lawyer: (yes he can pick it but otherwise it's well made and a good choice...

I Googled Vanwoof and got this: https://vanwoof.com/

Might help if they knew how to spell "Pedal" One of my bugbears...specially on a so called specialist site that should know better.:mad: