My wife rides a Zugo (about the only ebike she could find to fit her short stature). Juls, the owner of Zugo, told us that one of her main motivations was to develop and sell a bike that would do well at Burning Man. I've never been to Burning Man (and won't, absent a time machine to go back...
Humans are tribal creatures. Throughout most of history, anybody not in your tribe was less than human and could / should be killed. We're trying to get past that, with varying degrees of success. Making fun of the other tribe is human nature, and better than actual fighting. Me, as a member...
My son in law that ride a few years ago. He's done a number of long distance rides, here in the US as well as the UK and NZ. He tows a trailer with his supplies and camping gear.
My old friend was supposed to stop at our house enroute to look at a sailboat, but he cancelled, as he usually does. I was going to take him to the Shipwreck Tavern, so instead I rode my Radster there, about 6 miles on back roads
Was going to sit outside to keep an eye on the bike (not that...
You do realize you replied to a post from last year? Since then, the company went bankrupt, has been acquired as detailed in a later post in this thread, and appears to be operating; bikes and parts are still available.
My Radster works that way. In class 3 mode (user selectable 1,2,3) the throttle maxes out at 20mph, but if you pedal you still get assist up to 28mph. I like that... I rarely touch the throttle when moving, but it's nice for quickly accelerating across an intersection or starting out uphill.