What are you talking about?Nobody is taking any of that away from you.
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What are you talking about?Nobody is taking any of that away from you.
You don’t get the difference between driving a pickup on a roadway and riding an ebike in a place that until recently was non motorized access only?
But you can SEE the motor in the first one, so it is motorized...the fact you can't SEE the motor in the second makes the difference. Odd part is, the second one probably has more power and can go faster...BTW- do they make trailers for the second one to haul out elk?
Lol... so yeah
Apparently this is a motor bike.
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and this isn't...
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new levels of stupid...
Lol... so yeah
Apparently this is a motor bike.
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and this isn't...
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new levels of stupid...
Lol... so yeah
Apparently this is a motor bike.
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and this isn't...
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new levels of stupid...
That has 2 750 watt motors, so twice the amount of watts allowed by the order.
Not my post... BTWI din't say any of there weren't motorized.
But what I was laughing at was your childish reaction to someone post. You want his post deleted because it doesn't align with you. He was right...you both are.
Yeah, just rivet some pedals on the side. Avoids the need to license it with the Dept of MOTOR Vehicles too.So if I buy a Rivian can I drive that on closed logging roads... cause you know it's electric, so not motorized.
Yeah, just rivet some pedals on the side. Avoids the need to license it with the Dept of MOTOR Vehicles too.
Use dry ice.Wapitibob said to pack the ice on the E bike. I say that may inhibit the necessary elevation to hop a corneroff the ramp. Plus, twice a load to ride out, mitigating the time to get an animal on ice. Probly gonna run out of ice. Antelope only of course. With elk, two or three bikes I suppose. mtmuley
Not many "average joes" rode professionally for 20 years like Chris Smith.average joe