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You mean this one :rolleyes: http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/electric-bikes/carrera-crosscity-electric-bike We love links!

I feel safe at 60 km/h on my current bike and I walk at 6 km/h (yep that is 10x slower). Now there are a lot of faster walkers out there but I can walk at 6 km/h up hill and down dale for 8 hours a day. I wanted to go faster on my bike initially, now I just want to average 25 km/h for 8 hours a day.

EddiePJ of course! As long as we get to eat roast rabbit cooked in his outdoor oven after :rolleyes:

They found Trumps gun! Someone get it back to him quick!

Tip Tip #1: Always wear gloves!

D8ve needs a Bosch motor and badass dongle in his Quest vélomobile! :) 75 km/h on the flat no sweat in that. Or just add a fairing...

Can't put like, agree and funny...

That is the general idea. You will gain time on accelerating to 25 km/h and be able to maintain 25 km/h on hills and into the wind so you should do a little better all the same.

That is still 800 W when the battery is hot off the charger and 720 W at nominal charge! I'm happy with 550 W!

I like those! I see quite a few when I am in S. Sebastian, I think you will enjoy it.

The Dutch are only 13% "populist" it seems, so they will be staying in the EU.

I haven't ridden much over the winter so they don't have many charges yet.

What was the Monty Python line? "We fart in your general direction..." :D

If it is an LCD-3 then yes the throttle can be turned off in the advanced options. You have three options PAS only, Throttle works only with PAS and throttle only.

They used to have a bad web site. The latest "upgrade" managed to make it worse! I have an account but it doesn't remember that I want the site to be in English, money in Euros and the warehouse the EU one. Take everything you read on there with a very large grain of salt.

I can't go to China - too much air pollution, I would die within days thanks to my fabulous lungs :(

They have more rail but cover less of the population. Interesting factoid the km (ticket) is cheaper in France than in China! In terms of the amount of high-speed tracks, Spain ranks first in Europe with 3100 km worth, putting it second in the world behind China, which has 19369 km.

No Japan first place then South Korea, China are only third. Japan has speed record but no one goes over 350 km/h in ordinary service. France and Spain are in the top 5.

I was thinking more along the lines of "special, not all there..." So yes! We do tend to think you are :rolleyes:

That was the speed I was obtaining unrestricted, it is now restricted because the speed sensor works.