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I wanted to avoid any back pressure, that is why I went with the old fashioned pedalec design. Did you have it on regeneration mode?

All those motorbikes! It looks like Saigon hasn't changed much in 35 years, except that you are carrying a racket ball paddle on your shoulder instead of a M-16.

Put them inside the frame of the bike. How to do that? Drill 3/4 inch holes in the frame for entrances and exits . Slip wires and cables through and then connect everything up. Have I done this? No way! You first.... Actually, like you suggested, I would probably just use wide electrical tape...

But, but... it has pedals!

Can't meet to do an interview? Always busy is he? Sounds like a sublime warning to me.... wouldn't want to invest in or buy a product from that company. Then again, perhaps you need to knock on his office door.

I'm ordering mine today, can't wait to hook it up to my battery! Click on graphic for a human model. http://www.solarcoterie.com/.

Minimalist credentials aside, do you think that any of these machines qualify as legitimate transportation? Article: http://cleantechnica.com/2014/07/29/best-electric-unicycle/.... Solowheel video: .... The SBU V3 video: And finally the RYNO: The main limitation appears to me to be the...

From the people who brought you the first 1000HP electric car: (http://gas2.org/2012/09/10/croatian-built-rimac-concept-one-electric-supercar-might-actually-happen/ ) have decided to produce a 16 HP e-thingie that looks pretty wild, link to article...

Although not listed on their website as of yet, Jim Turner recently posted a YouTube video introducing this commuter bike. It looks pretty sweet. Now for the price?

Yes, they are quiet:

I received my pair of Windblox from Amazon. I would guess that the noise reduction is about 60 percent, depending upon how you fit them on the straps and how far away the Windblox are from your ears. For me, they actually need a third strap extending down from the helmet to just in front of the...

Serious elevations call for at least a 48V, 500 watt geared rear hub motor and matching (bigger the better) battery. Look here for lots more info on ebike builds: http://www.electricbike.com/category/build/diy/

In another thread there was a discussion on shifting techniques: http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/changing-gears.149/ ... At redbull.com there is an article with a video embedded concerning electronic shifting advantages...

This is a five minute YouTube overview of the Brammo electric motorcycle technology using a cutaway.

Cathy Rogers has been riding a Pedego Interceptor across the country as a part of a human powered bike group raising funds for the American Lung Association: http://www.evworld.com also here is her blog: http://aerotechdesigns.wordpress.com/category/big-ride-across-america/ scroll down to see...

You are correct: http://www.interbike.com/show-info/interbike-2013.htm, Methinks I need more than "one day" to see and try stuff, if I go for a visit.

Warning: It looks like everybody and their mother are building, and marketing ebikes: https://www.google.com/search?q=electric+bicycles&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=KU3VU6rJJ4jhoAThjoLoDA&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw&biw=1496&bih=734 Stick with the well known manufacturers, assemblers. The best frequent...

Yeah, It looks like they give you a NSA style pre-employment scrutinization reserved for terrorist applicants: http://registration3.experientevent.com .... Are all your documents in order? Yes they are Sir! ....Have you always cooperated with the authorities? Yes I have Sir! ...Sorry Calvin...

Ha Ha! In anticipation of a green light, I prepare to use the throttle to initially to get going, then start pedalling. On hills I throttle and/or pedal at an assist level that doesn't require much effort. IMHO hard pedalling on an ebike!!! with a torque sensor is reserved for newly hatched...

How can you get in? You have to be associated with a bike store or related business I do believe.