Hi Cakey, I didn't know it had been on the Gadget show, do you know when that was?
All the best
David
All the best
David
Im just a bit confused still, David, as to why you were sent an illegal 'S' class to test in the uk.Thanks Grasshopper, got it!
Just to confirm the Grace MX sent to me as a sample was indeed a 45kph speed pedelec. Confusing, as it did not feel super quick but it did aid me to sustain a steady 28mph. However, because the bike had been designed and built to travel at such speeds, it is absolutely solid and the brakes are superb.
My personal opinion is speed pedelecs would be a boon to the industry in the UK for the obvious reasons. My only worry is that car drivers did not expect me to arrive at a junction as quickly as I did, more than once a car pulled out of a junction, necessitating my having to brake quite heavily. If the speed pedelec was ever to be introduced here, I would advocate MOT testing to ensure the bike was road worthy. Bad brakes on these bikes would cause problems.
All the best
David
Ditto - it does require you to be on your toes riding at 25mph'ish.My only worry is that car drivers did not expect me to arrive at a junction as quickly as I did, more than once a car pulled out of a junction, necessitating my having to brake quite heavily.
Im just a bit confused still, David, as to why you were sent an illegal 'S' class to test in the uk.
Or did you not even know that it was an S class when you first rode it ?
If not,then how on earth did you NOT realise ?
Lynda