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A typical walking pace is 2.5-4mph. A 250% increase would then be 6.75 to 10mph, which is a jog to a run. I wonder how stable these are at speed vs a kick sco
by alistairSH 4y ago
A typical walking pace is 2.5-4mph.
A 250% increase would then be 6.75 to 10mph, which is a jog to a run.
I wonder how stable these are at speed vs a kick scooter or an electric city bike? At some point, I'd think the larger two-wheeled mobility devices would actually be more stable vs trying to hop from foot-to-foot?
- t-writescode 4y agonit: 6.75 is a run for a lot of people. It's even a sprint for some. 4mph is a very, very fast walk for a lot of people. A "becoming healthy" 5k (3.1-2) time is 30 minutes, which puts the runner at more than 6 miles per hour. A friend of mine is returning to health, and he was winded after a 30 minute walk at 1.8 mph the whole time.
- aidenn0 4y agoAccording to Wired it's 7MPH max speed.