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There are still some bikes available. I actually come across some used once in a while. Yes the lead acids are very heavy but I think the bike actually rode decent for its weight as I rode it for over 10 years to work everyday! I didn't do any off roading with it. I think it was made more for...

I'm still taking all of this in. I suppose the best way to do things like lighting, fenders, racks is to add them as an option rather than coming standard as people like different things. Its easy to fit different brakes, seats, tires etc... Having a choice of batteries is a good option...

How about a rear hub motor? or Brad Hori's 2007 HP Velotechnik SpeedMachine

Ok on the mudguards and sprung seat. We could put those as an accessory. Its easy to replace. I'm also looking for styles of motors. Do most people like hub motors, front or rear? I myself like the motor to drive the crank or rear freewheel, so you get the benefits of the rear gearing! I love...

Solar charging would be easy! Probably wouldn't need 250 mile range, at least a seat to go that distance would be useful too! Speed.. I thought you guys have a speed limit there?

I know of a manufacture who is interested in producing another electric bike. I'm wondering what you guys would like to see as far as features, price, materials etc... Tell me all. I know you are limited in power and speed. The pedelec function worked great on our last bike. We are trying to...

Also remember that the device that is plugged into the fan and wall is probably drawing in the order of 3 watts all the time! So how much are you really saving after subtracting that?

As far as electric bikes available to the public, I have several Charger Bicycles made by Aerovironment, who I work for. I also have an EV Global that has a bad battery pack. But I ride the Charger everyday to work till now, as I built my own electric cycle. Brad