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It'd be dangerous to pedestrians and non-motorised cyclists though. Of course, fit cyclists can cruise at 30+. But to get to that level, you've to put in serio
by mantas 9y ago
It'd be dangerous to pedestrians and non-motorised cyclists though.
Of course, fit cyclists can cruise at 30+. But to get to that level, you've to put in serious effort and by the time you got the power, you know your responsibilities too. But giving anybody 30km/h vehicle that is legal on shared paths ain't good idea.
If you're afraid of cars overtaking you, get a small motorcycle.