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jabberwocky
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Automated Safety Destroys Critical Decision-Making Skills
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So more classes, with presumably a lower bottom end for kids and a much higher power limit at the top (750w is the current limit, so...
Jul 15, 2026
jabberwocky
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I'm unclear what you are proposing. If you had your way, how would ebikes be legally defined? The rest of the world regulates ebikes...
Jul 15, 2026
jabberwocky
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By access I mean everything that isn't strictly motor vehicle infrastructure. So bike lanes, MUPs, paths/sidewalks, unpaved trails...
Jul 15, 2026
jabberwocky
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Can you point at someone making the claim that power limits/assist cutoffs/whatever are primarily a safety measure? They are almost...
Jul 15, 2026
jabberwocky
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Riders and lawmakers must understand the actual regulations and intent....
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On roads, maybe, but on trails and such it happens all the time. National Wilderness still bans all bikes, and MTBers lose access to...
Jul 13, 2026
jabberwocky
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There are plenty of places where, if a jurisdiction was forced to accept vaguely limited ebikes if they allow bicycles, they would...
Jul 13, 2026
jabberwocky
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This is definitely the way a serious advocate talks. Best of luck with your windmills, Mr Quixote.
Jul 12, 2026
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it's amusing, the idea that some obscure federal commission's definition of what an e-bike is would magically make such a device...
Jul 12, 2026
jabberwocky
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I mock the idea that theres some shortcut to take instead of doing the hard advocacy work. The idea that some government agency...
Jul 12, 2026
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Surronster has totalled himself on a 80hp emoto and his entire world view has matured overnight. I believe its a genuine reaction, hes...
Jul 12, 2026
jabberwocky
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But what if its tried in a court with gold fringe on the flag?
Jul 12, 2026
jabberwocky
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The transition
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For most people it just comes down to the economics of it. It costs X to install a system, which will save Y a month. Whats the...
Jul 2, 2026
jabberwocky
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The transition
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Grid energy storage and home energy storage batteries are usually lithium iron phosphate, which have much better lifetime...
Jul 2, 2026
jabberwocky
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Theres a wack-a-mole effect with regulation. When something becomes a perceived problem among the public, it becomes politically...
Jul 1, 2026
jabberwocky
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Eurobike 2026 ebike news
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Ray at dcrainmaker had an article on that. Hes been attending for many years. I think its how all the large trade shows have been...
Jun 29, 2026
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