In that case, as a self-build job, you could have restricted the machine to ensure compliance with the regulations but you chose not to. It's the likes of you who will bring about more stringent legislation for the rest of us through your wilful defiance of the law, compounded by your public boasting about the fact.oh dear! faster than yours then indalo?. the question was asked and i answered. i never said if it was on or of road you jumped to that conclusion. if you must know i have as i said only tried it once, and being a senior citizen, and having an incurable lung complaint will probably never be as fit as the younger members , i no longer strive for speed. it is simply that i can no longer put the effort in that one needs for accelerating and hill climbing. also dont forget e bike riders regularly exeed the speed limit for powered bikes.you to can reach those speeds powered or not on a long downhill, who would you be impressing in those circumstances ?
I am happy to presume your illegal machine does not comply with legislation unless you can prove otherwise but I don't particularly care about that. My difficulty with people like you is that there are legal methods by which you can achieve the kind of speeds you like to boast about. Mopeds and other light, internal combustion powered bikes are readily available. That unpowered bicycles can be ridden to speeds much higher than the maximum powered limit of ebikes is neither here nor there. They are legal; yours is not when on public roads!
Perhaps we should just ignore all laws, rules and legislation? My guess is that those cretins who boast about their illegal machines or advocate the "live and let live" philosophy on here would be the first to run to the police for assistance if some nasty person chose to break another law which affected a family member for example.
Regards,
Indalo