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Still laughing. Brilliant photos of your bike surrounded by "cows". I particularly enjoyed the picture of the cow looking at your bike (frame 2, I think) - sheer genius.Please click on the following link to see a short slide show aldby01's latest slideshow on Flickr
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True John, and hardly justified when we have a multiple roundabout complex in Surrey named the "Scilly Isles", there being so many components to it, and Swindon has the notorious "magic roundabout" system. Other examples are too numerous to mention.the populace of MK are well used to it along with jibes about roundabouts, like no other town has them!
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It will easily do 19/ 20mph even on slight inclines,that would drop the restricted bike to 12/13mph,but it seems to make little difference on steeper hills,range wise i do not know as i try to use full power very sparingly and only have a short commute,it does make a noticeable difference to the power meter,it spends far more time in the red and i am sure it would shoten the range considerablly,but it is a real boys toy derestricted, i am planning to fit a switch to my bike to allow derestriction when i want it,and to make sure i do not use full power when i do not wish to,it is a very fine line on the throttle and almost impossible to tell apart in the dark.Paul,
How does your Torq 2 perform derestricted, range and speed? I think I will leave mine restricted for the time being in the belief that it will have a greater range.
I will be keeping this one and the Kalkhoffs for the foreseeable future.
Maybe I should contact EBA (Electric Bikes Anonymous) to get some help with my obsession
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