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New LBS has got going on east side of Melb at Ferntree Gully. The guys
there are quite friendly and have just given me a motorized bike to play with. Longer and more detailed assessment may follow if enough people are interested, and when I have time to write one. First impressions, though, have been fun. Very laid back to ride, though you're aware of the large weight of battery on the back when hitting a bump. Handling similar though not identical to heavy-load bikes of other types, ie, full touring load or tandem. 200W motor has enough grunt for 1 in 20 incline, but a bit more laboured on 1 in 10. Will take it for a few more runs during the week and see what comes up. Cheers, Ray |
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On 2008-04-05, ray (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea: Apropos of nothing but your name and subject line, I just finished watching last nights' Dr Who, when the last remaining Dalek made an appearance. And now I see a post titled "ray zap now". -- TimC 'Vegetarian' -- it's an old Indian word meaning 'lousy hunter'. -- Red Green 'tofu' -- Old Eskimo word. Means "whale snot". -- GB in ASR |
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