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Snap! (almost) with mods my eRace has turned out much like yours

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The odd thing is apparently the restricted bike is significantly more expensive than the unrestricted version...

I was just checking here - as on another forum (motorcycle one) coincidently a chap was saying he was interested in buying that particular one and said the that bike as it was 250w fell in some grey area and he would be able to use it. Here's some quotes from him: "Just needs registering...

Seeing more and more pedelecs down south. Just the other day I saw an old boy cycling up a steep hill, thought I'd rush him on mine but he kept up a good pace, only as I caught him at the top did I see he was riding a Kalkhoff!

http://justebikes.co.uk/products/bulls-e-stream-evo-45-speed/ "As with all Speed pedelecs this high speed e-bikes you need to hold a driving license, have insurance and register the e-bike with the DVLA to use it on public highways." Just to confirm will this also need a registration plate...

The owners of the first horseless carriages got much the same attention - it's a historic inevitability...

As a KTM eRace P 29 rider of almost two years and after testing a variety of Bosch and Kudos pedelecs at the Redbridge cycle track both on road and off road, uphill and over dale :-) before making my purchase as it stood out from all the others for the purpose of mainly assisted hill climbing...

Down my neck of the woods much the same - except in my neigbourhood where a local Labour councillor does a fantastic job organising young offenders doing commumity payback to cut back undergowth on local cycle paths, and chasing Council to remove fallen down trees etc.

Plus if you've ridden after they've salted the roads then that will need washing off before you store it.

Mmm early April fools anyone - It'll need a bit more than a PC strapped on a rack to make it work http://www.gizmag.com/yamaguchi-bicycle-riding/20478/ http://thekneeslider.com/ghostrider-riderless-motorcycle/

CycleCharge.org.uk morphix was last seen: Feb 27, 2015 http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/members/morphix.4445/

And in the last century US flew aircraft with atomic reactors aboard and tested nuclear rocket engines, so presumably the tech has now matured and achieved a degree of miniaturisation that a Geiger counter will be needed by scrutineers at the Tour de France to catch out the North Korean team...