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They can provide assist up to 15.5 mph IIRC, but aren't limited to a top speed apart from your legs and/or finding a big hill.
by ndsipa_pomu 2y ago
They can provide assist up to 15.5 mph IIRC, but aren't limited to a top speed apart from your legs and/or finding a big hill.
- tim333 2y agoYeah. It's quite interesting watching it develop in London. Basically all the Deliveroo guys use ebikes, often converted mountain bikes. A fair number of commuters use the Lime bikes, though far less than who use the tube. We are also starting to see some ebike delievery van hybrids like the DPD ones here https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/advice/features/alternatives-to-e-bikes-what-other-light-electric-vehicles-can-you-ride-in https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/advice/features/alternativ... that could be a win for the environment and I guess they replace normal vans. And I just saw a two seater ebike taxi with a roof.