
We might respectfully disagree. 💁
We might respectfully disagree. 💁
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“…it looks like one major gear maker is finally taking the plunge to make motorcycle helmet recycling widely available—in Europe, at least.
The program is called Life Impacto. It’s a new program that’s funded in part by the European Union.
The only thing is, the helmets eligible for the Life Impacto recycling scheme can only have thermoplastic shells. No carbon fiber or other materials at this time, unfortunately.
You can find a full list of participating European Dainese store locations here.”
"Young people are leading the UK’s charge in electric bike popularity, according to new research <…>
E-Bike Positive says more young adults aged 25-34 are planning to travel by ebike over cars or public transport, with nearly half saying they’re more likely to buy an ebike than they were a year ago."
Ever seen a potato tree? 🤦
"…a US patent application from SRAM shows a radically different chain design.
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A conventional chain is made of a pin, roller and a set of alternating inner and outer plates. SRAM’s patent removes the need for inner and outer plates with the stepped design acting as both."
"In April, Zweirad Industrie Verband (ZIV), the German cycling industry association, published a paper with these recommendations:
ZIV’s position has been interpreted as potentially blocking the development of heavier e-cargo bikes. Disabled people or those who cannot generate sufficient power could also struggle to use ebikes if ZIV’s recommendations are implemented."
Exactly! And i’m glad the story has this stated clearly: “The reason scooters are riding on the sidewalks is because they don’t feel safe on the streets.”
There is nothing wrong in trying to make a PEV a budget-friendly mode of transportation. Zero motorcycles are far from being affordable (for any market, but especially where Zeno is aiming).
Tltr: Avoid extremes.
E.g., bad scenarios: charging to the fullest/depleting to 0; usage/storage/charging in hot or sub-0 environments; going full throttle (vs eco mode); too high/too low tire pressure.
You’re welcome.
Could you tell whether you usually ride in car lanes? Is it a choice (meaning, don’t you have separate bike lanes)?
In any case, i wouldn’t dare to constantly ride a bike in traffic (if i would have a bike lane to use), and no bicycle radar would settle my concerns. Call it excessive caution or trust issues (myself and other people on the road). 💁
I wonder: To make a turn, do you only follow what radar tell you (or does not signal anything)? Do you still look over your shoulder to check yourself if it’s safe to maneuver? 🤔
Also: What kind of warnings do these radars provide (and how do you react)?
Considering how small it is - there is nowhere else to move the battery to.
If you want to keep the vehicle compact and maneuverable (and less prone to tip over), you keep the battery where it is now: low and near the centre of mass (or you can basically sit on top of it)).
“E-Cells, an e-bike brand in the US known for its all-wheel-drive fat tire e-bikes with extremely high performance, has announced that it is terminating operations and closing its doors.”
Have a look at Ampler Bikes. That’s an estonian manufacturer, and i believe they’ve recently made their first usb-c rechargeable ebike.
I’m more interested in belt-drive bicycles, and this market is much broader. Quite hard to make up one’s mind, which bike to consider to buy)
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