Pedelecs that you like, but perhaps shouldn't.

[EddiePJ]

Legalities of use aside, there are three for me, the first being the Cheetah E-Hardtail.

For some reason I liked the look of this bike the moment that saw it a couple of years ago. It wouldn't be on my list of bikes to own, but the simplistic looks of it really appeal.

Now this really is random, the Volt Bike Mariner and Rad Rover Mini. I love the utilitarian almost agricultural design, and see potential with the design, or rather the wheel/tyre size. If legal, I'd be tempted own one or the other, even if it was just for my wife to use for trips on the SD and disused railways lines, whilst I could use it for carrying clutter for when I'm trail building.

 

[Fordulike]

Stunning bike, but instant divorce

 

[anotherkiwi]

To replace Number Two for the shopping run, going fishing etc:

 

[Gringo]

Just for looning around on, 3000 watts of nuttiness for a miserly $10,000
https://electricbikesbrisbane.com.au/collections/vintage-retro/products/vintage-electric-scrambler-ebike

 

[soundwave]

 

[grldtnr]

To replace Number Two for the shopping run, going fishing etc:

I likes that!,but doubt I could get it through my front door,my recumbent is hard enough, besides the trike takes a lot of room up,another would be foolish.

 

[flecc]

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We've got virtual everything else, now virtual mudguards.
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[anotherkiwi]

I likes that!,but doubt I could get it through my front door,my recumbent is hard enough, besides the trike takes a lot of room up,another would be foolish.

Which fits perfectly with "why I shouldn't" like it, won't fit through the door and nowhere to park it The +6000€ price tag (with options) is off putting but it is a car replacement after all. What is missing from the accessories page is a Vespa like windscreen for the rainy season.

 

[topographer]

I also like those small chubby-wheeled bikes but the fold down bars would make me nervous if bobbing over wooded hillocks.

 

[mike killay]

I also like those small chubby-wheeled bikes but the fold down bars would make me nervous if bobbing over wooded hillocks.

I also like the look of the two small wheelers.
As an aside. what is the SD?
I have googled and found all sorts of references but nothing relevant.

 

[flecc]

As an aside. what is the SD?
I have googled and found all sorts of references but nothing relevant.

Maybe South Downs? Eddie's in Crowborough.
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[Nealh]

Yes SD is the S.Downs a lovely little playground for general riding or mtb for more adventurous, a bit claggy when very wet. Fantastic in the summer.

 

[mike killay]

Well, I didn't think that it would be South Dakota, but possibly Scenic Drive, South Devon, or Derbyshire.
Why use abbreviations unless you want to be deliberately obscure?

 

[Deleted member 4366]

Why use abbreviations unless you want to be deliberately obscure?

Because they all think we're FMRs

 

[flecc]

For Mike, take your pick:

List of 41 FMRs
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[mike killay]

For Mike, take your pick:

List of 41 FMRs
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I prefer FHC











(Faith, Hope and CLARITY)

 

[EddiePJ]

Why use abbreviations unless you want to be deliberately obscure?

Or simply hadn't given it a second thought.

 

[anotherkiwi]

Pedelec accessories you shouldn't? I can't really but I probably will:

Now that I have a trike and most two wheel trailers become dangerous above 40 km/h. But $340 for a trailer? You can buy a push bike for less than that!

 

[Woosh]

this Ghost Lector 7 is not a pedelec but I'd convert it:

 

[MikelBikel]

A Deutsche Terminator bike? See how they've snuck in an Iron Cross on the motor casing. ;-)
Mikel