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As a bicyclist who can sustain >20mph for minutes at a time, I find the 20mph cutoff as implemented quite frustrating. It feels terrible to easily accelerate t
by jasone 10y ago
As a bicyclist who can sustain >20mph for minutes at a time, I find the 20mph cutoff as implemented quite frustrating. It feels terrible to easily accelerate to 20mph, and then struggle mightily past the cliff of assisted pedaling. The assistance curve needs to (at least optionally) taper off as the rider approaches 20mph, so that the cutoff doesn't feel like a cliff.
- rwmj 10y agoIt's 15 mph in the EU, which is even more annoying.
- masklinn 10y agoTechnically the EU[0] limit is 25kmh+10%, so you can e.g. implement a progressive cutoff from 25kmh to 27.5kmh to allow a comfortable ride at a constant 25. [0] and norwegian, but not english
- grogenaut 10y agoAt least in Seattle the trails mostly have a speed limit of 15 mph for ALL vehicles. It's real fun when they actually put cops on the Lake Sammamish river trail and bust (actual tickets) the spandex warriors who think 25 mph is a good idea on dead flat river trail (real hard there buddy) full of strollers and kids and dogs on leashes.