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Cadence and speed are 2 different things with multi-geared bikes. Without exception, if my wife complains her knees are getting sore, increasing her cadence to 80-90 resolves the pain; no change in ground speed. It is unnatural for many/most to do 90ish; in my younger days we rode long and...

Lots of rwisted panties today; transitioning? [Trying to get back on topic]

Not a fan of $ talks, BS walks?

What's wrong with a civilian nuclear program?

My curiosity was peaked, so I checked my bike spec. What's with all these bikes that are 750 or higher? Do you tow auto transport trailers? Or are these primarily Class 2s? Full disclosure: although I don't do it often, 20 mph is no big deal for the C380. Don't spend much time on "steeper"...

If one can believe an AI summary, 3 times. Full disclosure: I don't agree with any federal government bailouts or subsidies.

Lots of overthinking on the subject. I'll stick with "don't ride like a dick and no one will care what you ride." This will likely turn into lawyer problem, not a police problem.

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Another data point for knee health: my wife is a natural 50-60. When she mentions knees, I coach her up to 80 and the pain goes away.

90-95

Pretty basic math. Comparing higher volume (ICE) to lower volume (EV) change in sales.

@David42000 do you mind sharing what aspect of the legal world you work(ed) in? I understand if you don't care to share. I'm a retired Engineer, retired Certified Safety Professional and supported our legal team in product liability cases (accident investigation and discovery analysis.) Also...

Would you agreee the vocal group on this website is smaller than a bump on a gnat's butt compared to the population of ebike riders? I'd bet a very small percent of ebike riders know or care what these folks are talking about.

Who is teaching kids what you describe? Do young parents these days really suck that much when it comes to teaching their kids? Who would teach that a bike is safe because of its software limited speed? Speed is one of many considerations in safe riding that need to be taught...

Outside academic mumbo jumbo, do you think ebike riders actually think that a software speed limited motorbike with pedals is safe because of the limited speed? I suppose there are feeble minded people.

That only restricts assist, not the riders ability to pedal faster. In my younger days, we traveled low 20s on the level. I tried going over 20 on my Class 1 Gazelle. Failed 1st attempt. Pumped tires to max and hit 22 for about 5 seconds; probably wont do that again.

Is there a bike with pedals that limits top speed?