> The more useful case ime is turning cyclists with reduced mobility into regular cyclists.
replyThat's exactly my use case. I've got a bad leg and this thing made all the difference for longer rides.
The more useful case ime is turning cyclists with reduced mobility into regular cyclists.
replyYou mean, turn weak cyclists into strong cyclists, like GP said? :-)
No. Reduced mobility doesn't mean "weak." It means reduced mobility. It's right there in the words. People who cannot pedal much at all, even the motion, no matter how light it is. Joint issues / surgery, deformities, etc.
replyDon't be smarmy.
If you can't pedal at all, then an e-bike definitionally won't help you. An e-moped might be suitable.
replyElderly on a basically unlicensed motorcycle is a good recipe for injury. Pretty sure the stats look bad for this group especially
replyYou just repeated W²s point.
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