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I've seen both, the Electric-assist seem less common [or maybe just harder to identify?]. The ones that I see as not really fitting in are the larger ones that
by verelo 9y ago
I've seen both, the Electric-assist seem less common [or maybe just harder to identify?]. The ones that I see as not really fitting in are the larger ones that look kind of like an electric Vespa.
- detaro 9y agoAh, yes, those really don't mix well with neither bike lanes nor cars.
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoThey seem to be the worst of both worlds, I think there has been a lot of controversy about them using bike lanes in The Netherlands lately.
- yardie 9y agoThat's not a bike but an electric scooter. They shouldn't be on bike paths nor pedestrian sidewalks. They have more in common with a motor bike or dirt bike than they do with a bicycle. EA bikes just can really only be identified by their battery packs. The motor can be embedded in the wheel hub or in the pedal crank.