Yeah, at least someone not used to using a normal bike is very obvious on an e-bike, as their cadence is often waaaay too slow. That speed with that cadence wou

Yeah, at least someone not used to using a normal bike is very obvious on an e-bike, as their cadence is often waaaay too slow. That speed with that cadence would basically translate to doing non-stop 100kg squats. Bikes have gears for a reason. I do think the regulations in EU are fine as they are. 25 km/h max speed before it cuts the power etc. It happens that I see someone that should've "earned" their speed by getting used to lower speeds first and then naturally progressing, but I don't think adding a new license for that is worth it.