Okay a funny, where I went to high school, a kid got pulled over for biking too fast. He was going like 20+, had nice road bike and strong legs, in a school zone. He didn’t get a ticket but it was funny.
Yup, where I am e-mopeds are a hazard more than the ebike riders. Fat tire e-bike riders aren’t around as much as they used to be because I’m guessing they figured out they’re not easy to pedal if the battery dies.
The scooters are around they’re chill.
The e-mopeds riders I’ve seen are all impatient and go full throttle on the trail.
It’s 15mph on the trail. Usually 5mph on the turns.
15 mph here. And now there’s E-Bikes, which I like but they go up to 40 mph, so essentially motorcycles. And nobody wears the appropriate protective gear either.
Okay a funny, where I went to high school, a kid got pulled over for biking too fast. He was going like 20+, had nice road bike and strong legs, in a school zone. He didn’t get a ticket but it was funny.
School zones are like 25mph aren’t they?
Slower. At least the ones where they care are signed slower.
I think typically it’s between 15-25 mph. But honestly, in my area, people don’t even follow that
Yup, where I am e-mopeds are a hazard more than the ebike riders. Fat tire e-bike riders aren’t around as much as they used to be because I’m guessing they figured out they’re not easy to pedal if the battery dies.
The scooters are around they’re chill.
The e-mopeds riders I’ve seen are all impatient and go full throttle on the trail.
It’s 15mph on the trail. Usually 5mph on the turns.
15 mph here. And now there’s E-Bikes, which I like but they go up to 40 mph, so essentially motorcycles. And nobody wears the appropriate protective gear either.
Welcome to downtown Coolsville. Population? Him