The far Greener battery technologies that are scaling up for mass production coupled with the recycling already in place for lithium (lasting longer than projected), it looks pretty clear that electric-assisted future is very strong.
15.5mph is the maximum legal electrically assisted speed. There is nothing either technical or legal to stop riders going much faster, simply by pedalling.
Estou ficando paraplégica (por causa de discopatia lombar ) preciso desesperadamente de um carrinho desses mas não tenho dinheiro como faço para conseguir um desses ?
#make an ebike for high mountain hills up to range 2hours runs on hills road province can be run easy and speed up to hills up to 2hours up hills road.make a big wheels like mountain bike size on minicar ebike for suffient on enegry power on battery saving
Perdón... quiero saber, sí es una MENTIRA TODO ESTE VIDEO, O SI ESTAMOS VIVIENDO VEHÍCULOS CONSTRUIDOS VERDADERAMENTE... Espero atentamente su respuesta, muchas gracias.
4:38 Not hydraulic brakes!!! Avid cable operated disc brakes shown. Lots of other little mistakes throughout the presentation. Apart from that, an enjoyable video.
You can tell this person has never rode a tadpole type 3 wheeler claiming all of these tall 4 wheeled things are more stable... Of course no pricing or availability info either
The future of velomobiles should be fully human-powered. If we create e-assisted bicycles by the millions we end up with tremendous e-waste after 10 years (life span of battery and/or e-bike technology). And when you push the pedals yourself, it will help you reduce obesity (western society health hazard nr 1). I ride a human powered velomobile, have no speed restrictions and a lot of fum cruising at 40 km/h or 27 mph, passing all e-assisted bikes with ease.
In a perfect world, your self powered Velo Mobile would be a perfect idea, but for myself, I was rear ended by a car a few years ago while on my pedal bike in the legal bike lane. This left me unable to pedal a bike more than a few miles because of damage to my left leg, hip, knee and torso-back. I am now dependent on an E bike pedal assist in order to make my daily commute Treks. Thank You
My parents couldn't pedal bikes without assist, with their local hills, heart, and knee issues. Then there's people who commute and want to appear showered and we'll groomed, instead of sweating like they just took a 10 mile ride.
finally someone who sees the bigger picture! Powering everything with batteries and calling it green is the biggest lie. I understand people who have disabilities/injures etc, but that doesnt account for the remaining 97% who just dont wanna pedal their BIKE themselves.. :D
