Then there may be some pick and mixing of what she has been charged with. There is a possibility of walking from the lot but then again it is a Magistrates Court so you never know.
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The speed limit is adjusted like you do with most LCDs. I doubt that she could have figured that out or even thought of derestricting it herself. The only thing is if she had a son or husband that also uses it. I can't read that Daily Mail article. Is it clear yet whether the bike was derestricted or not? I wonder if the police just lifted the wheel off the ground, and it overshot, just like any ebike would. I wish I were there to defend her, assuming that the bike hadn't been tapered with.
Engwe L20 250W Step-thru Fat Tire Ebike|140KM Long Range
Engwe L20 is a step-thru fat tire e-bike, equipped with a 48V13Ah battery, 20*4.0 fat tires, 50Nm torque, a long range of 140km and a top speed of 25km/h.engwe-bikes-uk.com
Formula-1-inspired carbon electric skateboard shoots riders up to 45 mph
"Manufactured by Australian startup Radium Performance, the Mach One delivers 8,000 watts via two rear-wheel motors which take it from 0 to 30 mph (48 km/h) in a claimed three seconds.
Those motors are also part of what is reportedly "the world's first torque vectoring system on an electric skateboard." In a nutshell, this setup automatically delivers more power to whichever wheel has more weight over it in a turn. According to Radium, doing so increases traction, allowing riders to power out of corners earlier."
newatlas.com
"Manufactured by Australian startup Radium Performance, the Mach One delivers 8,000 watts via two rear-wheel motors which take it from 0 to 30 mph (48 km/h) in a claimed three seconds.
Those motors are also part of what is reportedly "the world's first torque vectoring system on an electric skateboard." In a nutshell, this setup automatically delivers more power to whichever wheel has more weight over it in a turn. According to Radium, doing so increases traction, allowing riders to power out of corners earlier."
Formula-1-inspired carbon electric skateboard shoots riders up to 45 mph
Some electric skateboards are nice sedate things, designed for leisurely commutes on city sidewalks. The Mach One isn't one those boards. It boasts a Formula 1 racecar-inspired design, a carbon deck, and a top speed of 45 mph (72 km/h).
newatlas.com
Castle Hill Hospital goes green with e-bike for porters
The electric-powered quadracycle will be used for carrying linen, gas cylinders and other equipment around the site
www.hulldailymail.co.uk
"Continuous rated power
250 W (As per National Regulations)"
https://www.cargocycling.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Technical-Specifications-Doer.pdf
The electric-powered quadracycle will be used for carrying linen, gas cylinders and other equipment around the site
Castle Hill Hospital goes green with e-bike for porters
The electric-powered quadracycle will be used for carrying linen, gas cylinders and other equipment around the site
www.hulldailymail.co.uk
"Continuous rated power
250 W (As per National Regulations)"
https://www.cargocycling.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Technical-Specifications-Doer.pdf
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Not convinced. How do you pedal that thing with such small wheels? Maybe the half mast trousers help.Castle Hill Hospital goes green with e-bike for porters
The electric-powered quadracycle will be used for carrying linen, gas cylinders and other equipment around the site
Castle Hill Hospital goes green with e-bike for porters
The electric-powered quadracycle will be used for carrying linen, gas cylinders and other equipment around the site
"Continuous rated power
250 W (As per National Regulations)"
https://www.cargocycling.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Technical-Specifications-Doer.pdf
Surely can't be long until a "250W rated" pedelec super eSUV/lorry crossover twice the size becomes available to buy. With free shorts. I really hope so, can't wait.
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Lime’s scooter and e-bike batteries will be recycled by Redwood Materials
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Lime's scooter and e-bike batteries will be recycled by Redwood Materials | TechCrunch
Shared micromobility company Lime has reached an agreement to send batteries used in its scooters and e-bikes to Redwood Materials, which will extract and
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Three teens arrested after boy ambushed and attacked with machete in robbery
Finley Leech was found with 'blood pouring' down his arm
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Finley Leech was found with 'blood pouring' down his arm
Three teens arrested after boy ambushed and attacked with machete in robbery
Finley Leech was found with 'blood pouring' down his arm
Teenagers 'shaken up' after electric bike stolen in Cwmbran
The two 14-year-olds were approached and one of the men pushed one of the teenagers off the bike before riding away.
www.southwalesargus.co.uk
The two 14-year-olds were approached and one of the men pushed one of the teenagers off the bike before riding away.
Teenagers ‘shaken up’ after electric bike snatched in front of them
Two teenagers were ‘shaken up’ following reports that an electric bike was robbed off them by two men in Cwmbran.
www.southwalesargus.co.uk
Is the definition of an ebike about to change?
At the risk of playing up to national stereotypes some countries do like their rules.
At the risk of playing up to national stereotypes some countries do like their rules.
That's the same daft selfish argument as many on this forum spouted, "We want riding EAPCs to be just like riding a non assisted bike". In that case, get an ordinary bicycle and leave electric ones to us.
I wonder is there perchance a German manufacturer that already has all this technology ready to go?
Definitely sounds like when an ebiker and Pedestrian come into contact, the ebiker will *automatically* be considered liable? :-/
www.irishtimes.com
E-bikes Q&A: What are the obligations and rules for using this form of transport?
A court case this week illustrated that those using e-bikes could be held liable for injuries caused
Yeah, EUSSR is all over it :-/ May 2024 mostly new regs for e kick scooters?
www.gov.ie
New regulations for e-scooters and e-bikes come into force next Monday
The regulations have been developed in consultation with a range of stakeholders
www.gov.ie
Be careful when publishing Irish requirements here.Definitely sounds like when an ebiker and Pedestrian come into contact, the ebiker will *automatically* be considered liable? :-/
E-bikes Q&A: What are the obligations and rules for using this form of transport?
A court case this week illustrated that those using e-bikes could be held liable for injuries caused
In the UK a driving licence IS required for L1e-A:
L1e-A Classification:
L1e-A vehicles are type-approved low-powered mopeds, which are generally restricted to 1,000W and 25kph (15.5 mph).
- Licence Requirements:
To legally ride an L1e-A on public roads, you'll need a valid provisional licence or an AM-category licence.
- CBT:
If you don't have a full driving licence or an AM-category licence, you will likely need to complete a CBT course to ride an L1e-A.
- Other Requirements:
In addition to a licence and potentially CBT, L1e-A vehicles also require registration, insurance, a number plate, and the wearing of a motorcycle helmet.
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True, true, the clue would be in the *Irish* newspaper origin of the post though. Would like 1000W, y
Likewise, in the UK I would be able to ride a Motor Trike if the front wheels were more than a certain distance apart. But if they were any closer, it would require a motorbike licence.
And in the Philippines, I think i would need a motorbike licence even to ride a 50cc moped.
But they never bother with anything that weak!
Different strokes for different folks..
Eyesight rules for motorists unsafe, says coroner
An inquest into the deaths of four people killed by drivers with failing eyesight has found enforcement of visual legal standards for motorists is "ineffective and unsafe".
"He labelled the licensing system as the "laxest in Europe" as he pointed out the UK was one of only three countries to rely upon self-reporting of visual conditions affecting the ability to drive."
www.bbc.co.uk
An inquest into the deaths of four people killed by drivers with failing eyesight has found enforcement of visual legal standards for motorists is "ineffective and unsafe".
"He labelled the licensing system as the "laxest in Europe" as he pointed out the UK was one of only three countries to rely upon self-reporting of visual conditions affecting the ability to drive."
Coroner's call for older driver eye tests after fatal crashes
Visual legal standards for motorists is "ineffective and unsafe", a coroner says.
www.bbc.co.uk
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