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That's not true I'm afraid. You can drive whilst wearing a helmet, headphones or earpieces, use a hands free bluetooth set to hold a conversation, blast out your music choice, and even be deaf whilst driving. All without penalty or lawful impediment. :)

Use a bulldog clip to hold the walk assist button in, it helps a lot. :)

Have a look at your local area on google earth. It's handy for finding trails. Enjoy your bikes. :)

@mermeo29 What's up with your legs? How long are they? :) My 'not very tall' 8 year old grandson has no problem riding my ebike with a suspension seatpost fitted. Springs compress with weight on them, so there's not much more of a height raise over a regular seatpost there. Generally...

Do you know about this yet @Andrewscotsman ? https://www.bikeradar.com/news/northern-ireland-ebike-laws/?utm_source=Adestra&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=BRR&utm_campaign=Bike%20Radar%20PROD_309141_BikeRadar_Newsletters

Leisure ebike riding up the woods today. :D

Is it not just displaying the portion of the battery that is in use at the time?

Great looking bike. Define 'more power' please. :)

My better half wasn't too keen on ebiking until I showed her where the throttle was. :)

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/birmingham-trial-e-scooters-revolutionary-18228677

That's some battery you have there! :D

A lockdown leisure ride. :)

Is this it? :) https://www.google.com/search?q=Raleigh+Centros+with+hub+gears&rlz=1C1RXDB_enGB554&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwitpZO1w6HpAhXlnVwKHfObDnoQ_AUoAnoECAwQBA&biw=2048&bih=1166

Personally, I'd have gone with the Rio. Good luck though. :)

Indeed. :) Although going off road with ease is one of an ebike's best abilities. Going off the beaten track is a desirable option for me. Especially now that almost every bugger on lockdown has bought a bike. :rolleyes:

Then again, I found that a cheaper seatpost also does a good job. :)

I made this video a while back. They do make a good difference, especially when going cross country. Are they worth the money.. For me, the answer would be yes. :)

That does make some sense. In that most people usually walk for a lot less than 10 miles, or so, for their daily exercise allowance. How far does a roadie go before they're deemed to be taking liberties with the guidelines? :oops: