Stealth bomber arrived this week with a 5400w motor
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I bought it from Evo bikes In London and its black with red color coded wheels handlebars and rear suspension I paid £10,500k
Money is not a worry I had 200k spare and the main thing is the weather and getting out in the sun shine so saddle time is maxed out
Money is not a worry I had 200k spare and the main thing is the weather and getting out in the sun shine so saddle time is maxed out
Should have saved some money. This is much cheaper, faster, it can be used legally and has better range.
The zombie video is hillarious. The fact that it's meant to be serious just adds to the hilarity.
The zombie video is hillarious. The fact that it's meant to be serious just adds to the hilarity.
But your pizza would arrive hotter delivered by Stealthbomber!This is much cheaper, faster, it can be used legally and has better range.
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Are you sure it's cheaper?Should have saved some money. This is much cheaper, faster, it can be used legally and has better range.
The zombie video is hillarious. The fact that it's meant to be serious just adds to the hilarity.
You need to buy at least a 125cc to compete, you need insurance, mot, pay congestion charge, pay for parking space (very expensive on london)...
and also pay for higher maintenance cost (garage charge at least £40/h), insurance is higher, and petrol cost.
I say you need at least £1K-1.5K running cost plus initial cost where you need to get all the equipment, purchased the 125cc and test.
So more expensive initially but in few years time there wouldn't be so much difference!
Ps: 200K spare? Why don't you do a donation
Where the Stealthbomber could be used there wouldn't be congestion or parking charges for a 125cc. No MOT for the first three years either, and MOTs on motorbikes are under £30.
And the running costs of a 125cc are peanuts compared with replacement battery prices.
Get caught using an unregistered Stealthbomber on the road and the court will make it seem far more expensive than a 125cc!
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Steve, just out of interest and nothing more than that, did you look at the e-Volz trail before making your decision? http://voltz-bikes.info/
I just seem to recall that Lee and his brother both purchased Stealth's, and by memory Lee had issues with his, and those issues culminated in the start and development of the Volz bikes.
I just seem to recall that Lee and his brother both purchased Stealth's, and by memory Lee had issues with his, and those issues culminated in the start and development of the Volz bikes.
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I suppose it all depends on how much you use the battery and scooter. If we consider an average weekly travel of 150 miles. Let say it cost about £10 petrol per week, or £43 / month, and almost £500/year.
Makes it run 2 years and you have it for the cost of a new battery!
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Most of those costs apply equally to the Stealth Bomber (snigger at the name). I don't know what a new battery costs but, but the pence per mile of battery deterioration could we'll be approaching the pence per mile for petrol. The little Honda is just as good, if not better than the Stealth Bomber (titter), in most respects. Also, I doubt that it is possible to mount a whicker basket for transporting pigeons on the Bomber. Another plus for the Honda.Are you sure it's cheaper?
You need to buy at least a 125cc to compete, you need insurance, mot, pay congestion charge, pay for parking space (very expensive on london)...
and also pay for higher maintenance cost (garage charge at least £40/h), insurance is higher, and petrol cost.
I say you need at least £1K-1.5K running cost plus initial cost where you need to get all the equipment, purchased the 125cc and test.
So more expensive initially but in few years time there wouldn't be so much difference!
Ps: 200K spare? Why don't you do a donation
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I have said this before cwah, but if I were you this would be my choiceAre you sure it's cheaper?
You need to buy at least a 125cc to compete, you need insurance, mot, pay congestion charge, pay for parking space (very expensive on london)...
and also pay for higher maintenance cost (garage charge at least £40/h), insurance is higher, and petrol cost.
I say you need at least £1K-1.5K running cost plus initial cost where you need to get all the equipment, purchased the 125cc and test.
So more expensive initially but in few years time there wouldn't be so much difference!
Ps: 200K spare? Why don't you do a donation
But scooter will never be as easy and free to park as bicycle... It may be a parking nightmare in central london!
Isn’t motorbike parking still free in central London? I always used to park for nothing. Then there are always lights on pavements. A copper gave me a ticket for parking on some once and would not accept that they were not part of the pavement. But I got it overturned.
Probably some place are free. But lots of time there aren't any space.
For bicycle, all you need is something you can attach your bike on...
For bicycle, all you need is something you can attach your bike on...
Not any more John, in some areas it's been charged for a while now. First introduced as a trial in August 2008 in Westminster borough and made permanent there in June 2009.
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I think stealth bomber is more off-road riding and not 4 a Honda 50
u would get laughed at and the style of the Honda is 50 years old now
u would get laughed at and the style of the Honda is 50 years old now
stevebills, I really hope that you are enjoying your new purchase and good on you mate. I have to say, what a stupid advertisement for a 10k plus change ebike.
Can someone please explain why this bike is soooo over priced imho I'm not impressed and a total rip off. Sorry stevebills I am not knocking you, I respect you for your own personal choice.
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I never looked at the e-Volz trail and decided on the Stealth Bomber after all the support on Endless Sphere.com
I had an Optibike 600 over 3 years ago and its was rubbish with its crappy looking console and against the Bomber it doesn't compare
I never said the bike is worth 10K and is a sports car worth
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