The above copied and pasted from this Bosch web site. They would say that wouldn't they, Bosch only make mid drive units!
The majority are invariably wrong. That's why only the minority are wealthy. That's why only the minority are successful. That's why only one wins a race.
I see why you are saying that now.
Minority is wealthy mainly because they inherit money and there are rules in place to keep this status quo.
Nope... I didn't miss that point at all. It makes me depressed for a really long time now.
Sadly that wouldn't work either, as you'd know if you'd ever been a member of Mensa, the High IQ society.What would be a solution in democratic society? All with IQ below 120 are not allowed to vote?
That's roughly correct, except too many members just wanting to feel superior and constantly trying to demonstrate it to each other.
True, but it doesn't depress me since it's good that it has self destruction built in. Far from being the superior species that we think we are, we are actually about the dumbest due to our evolutionary advancement. Other species are largely satisfied with reproducing and getting enough to eat to live another day, each day as it comes. The most socially advanced like the Hymenoptera (Ants, Bees, Wasps) are all, from queens to workers, just slaves in a perfectly working system with no dissent and 100% satisfaction, not something any human would want.
Indeed, a bike for a daily commute !
Front hub works. A rear one will always be better if you have the choice. It's safer, has better traction, is quieter, doesn't affect the steering and doesn't affect the front suspension. You don't need to file the forks to get it in and you don't need a torque arm for a 250w motor. Not so important, but still a consideration: You don't have to figure out how to get the motor cable fixed so that it can move with the steering and not get pinched. Eventually, the motor cable will fail due to metal fatigue and probably take the controller with it.
www.electricscooterslondon.com
They sell bikes with bigger and easy to replace batteries
eleglide.com
That philosophy pretty much describes how I've lived my life up to yet, also gratitude that I'm physically able to get out of bed in the morning.
custombuilt-ebikes.co.uk
Hi Mate,
Thanks for the link, spend approx £600 - for the money these bikes seem look like phenomenal value for money, especially if it's your first ebike.They sell bikes with bigger and easy to replace batteries
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Keep in mind those bikes have batteries worth maybe £100 - £150, so they offer good value for money for somebody who doesn't want to do some DIY, but you are not looking at deals of the century. You can still get better bike if you convert yourself.
