read the petition......it will answer your questionwhat law wants changing?
its a UK government petiton....not a random website for god sakeIf it's so good & you support it why not advise what it's about, I won't be clicking a random link on a random website
it feels more sluggish and harder to maintain speed after the cut off point.......but when you can ride an ordinary bike at way above 15.5mph and car engines are not limited to speed or torque and motor bikes are not limited to speed or torque, then why should ebikesThis is an interesting one - 15 mph is pretty much my average speed over a long ride so I can understand why this is picked as cut off point. However, checking the stats for my commute through London, which is essentially a series of sprints between traffic lights, and my top speed was 32 mph for a 47 second dash so I can also see why losing the electric assist at 15 mph would not be very helpful.
Having never ridden an e bike it would be good to know what it feels like when the electric assist cuts out - is there a dramatic change in the feel of the bike or does it just become slower and more sluggish ?
i posted a petition, i didnt post a debate on whether it should happen to try and sway people.........It would be good manners to explain what the petition you're asking folk to support is about.
Just saying 'read it and find out' isn't the way to sway your audience.
US limit is 20mph and no insurance is requiredIt's OK raising the limits, but you are getting into compulsory insurance etc as it's a mechanically propelled vehicle.
Mopeds are restricted to 30mphit feels more sluggish and harder to maintain speed after the cut off point.......but when you can ride an ordinary bike at way above 15.5mph and car engines are not limited to speed or torque and motor bikes are not limited to speed or torque, then why should ebikes
US limit is 20mph and no insurance is required
i posted a petition, i didnt post a debate on whether it should happen to try and sway people.........