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  • Category: Transportation
  • Founded: Oct 4, 2000
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Hugh Currin's Honda 22cc 4 stroke

The purpose of the list is the discussion of power assistance for primarily human powered vehicles. Vehicles is a broad term which includes anything from bikes, upright and recumbent, to light cars and non-land transport. The only limitation is that the prime power source must be human.

Eric Peltzer's belt drive electric


In reality, most of the discussions centre around electric bikes and trikes. There's an extraordinary range of expertise and opinions here on the list and we cover both home and factory built machines.

Everybody's welcome, whether you're a novice who wants to know more or you've got some ideas to kick around, explore the files and bookmarks areas and come and join in!

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Re: Most Bicycle Freewheels out of round
Evidently they do make the one way bearings with inner and outer key slots. I finally found some. Mostly in China but one company over here in the US. (less
Posted - Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:39 am
Lee
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Re: Gas is ain't King...
I TOTALLY agree!!! Of course then there is the common consumer that makes excuses for driving a 300 HP heavy weight vehicle for commuter duty ('cause they need
Posted - Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:35 am
Joe Average
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Re: Gas is still king
Dunno about Canada but here in TN the taxes we pay on fuel go to pay for the maintenance of the roads. Enough tax free EVers (thousands?) and our state would
Posted - Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:25 am
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Re: Gas is still king
I find anyone who thinks they have to have 100 mile range on an ebike a bit of an oddity if you want to know the truth.. 50 mile range with as little or as
Posted - Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:11 am
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Re: Gas is ain't King...
Yup. Too bad the bailout money in the U.S. is being used to fund Chinese manufactured clean energy plants! Like China needs more jobs.. This country is
Posted - Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:07 am
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