Totally, whats hard to swallow that signposting to relevant help in the event of a problem would be available, there are 1 or 2 bods in here with real legal experience and knowledge that have helped inform the rest of us..
The police would be wide open to lawsuits if they tried that. Didn't you read the attached letter in my post #27, which explains why they can't do that. If they did apply that rule, they'd seize every single ebike because a wattmeter would show more than 250w on every one of them except the Argos E-move folding bike.
my bosch ebike has a 1000w motor under the 15mph limit a motor can use as much power as it can, 25ow isn't going up any hill.
tho my controller is limited to 20 amps but with the speed limit removed i can hit near 40mph on the flat
Ever thought what would happen should you be involved in a mishap?my bosch ebike has a 1000w motor under the 15mph limit a motor can use as much power as it can, 25ow isn't going up any hill.
tho my controller is limited to 20 amps but with the speed limit removed i can hit near 40mph on the flat
I deal with guys that earn their living using electrically propelled cycles. They lose money fighting the police. Go figure.
The bike in std set up is legal as are most Bosh bikes.
I meant say a serious/ fatal accident involving a third party..while operating that bike in illegal mode?
How do you deal with them? Are you one of the crooked police? How do they lose money? I don't get what I have to figure. Can you please explain?
