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I used to ride a regular trek (not even a road) bike at excess of 45km/h uphill, overtaking some slower cars. I see no point in this dual-style speed separation
by treprinum 3y ago
I used to ride a regular trek (not even a road) bike at excess of 45km/h uphill, overtaking some slower cars. I see no point in this dual-style speed separations for e-bikes, any athletic person can do the same damage on a regular bike.
- jacquesm 3y ago> I used to ride a regular trek (not even a road) bike at excess of 45km/h uphill, overtaking some slower cars. That's fast for sustained uphill. I wouldn't have been able to match that in my best days. Consider going pro, that's not just 'any athletic person' that's insane. TDF riders average at about 20 kph (12-14 mph or so) uphill...
- treprinum 3y agoDepends on how steep uphill you have in mind ;-)