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Thanks for the reply wasnt really sure where to put it.I know a couple of people who have them , but to be honest while they have fun on them they where bought with the intention of getting fit and loosing weight and its not worked for either of them. I would think one of them has gained weight and the other lost nothing , by there admission the temptation to press the turbo button on any climb takes some overcoming so any fitness advantage diminished
Considering you have posted this in "fitness and weight loss" maybe you need a normal mountain bike ?
Yes one road one hybrid. i do need to find some new people to ride with since I moved away lost the group I rode with almost daily before I moved we were doing 300 plus miles a week of mtb.They are both road bikes are they ? Thy Guys I was on about bought Mountain e bikes that seem far more common than Road E bikes.
I do a bit of both but on non e bikes , I road ride on Mountain bike with road tires i find it pretty easy effort wise even including big hills but mountain bike gearing does help but it weighs 15 KG so take a bit of effort much more than a Normal road bike . Putting a motor on road bike would i think in all honesty be pretty pointless as the effort level would be reduced to almost zero
However I find motivation to ride on the road much harder than mountain biking, That I love , climbs and descents I love them both I find there is much more to think about picking a line etc that make it much more absorbing that takes your mind of the effort involved.
There are some great e bikes out there and for £3K you will get a good one but i think you would benefit more form just having a mate go for ride with you , there is nothing like someone else to motivate you to get out .
Yes one road one hybrid. i do need to find some new people to ride with since I moved away lost the group I rode with almost daily before I moved we were doing 300 plus miles a week of mtb.
I worry though if I buy another normal mtb I will then be annoyed I didn't get an e
I think I joined the tff strava. I'm so torn I think I need to try and get one to try I think I will like to start but then love will wear and i will want to back to regular.£3k does buy you a hell of a non e bike perhaps that’s worth a think. If you want to see what the TFF cyclists are up to look for the TFF Velo club on Strava
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I was gonna put a kit on my sirus but going to keep it standard and by a e mtb I thinkUniversal eBike Conversion Kit - Swytchbike
www.swytchbike.com
I am converting a decent hybrid bike I no longer use with a Swytch kit, for basically going down the pub and the sort of journeys where I hate taking the car for environmental reasons. An E car will be outside my price range for some time. I have two good road racing / touring bikes and I don't want to buy another bike so converting my old hybrid is an excellent and cheaper way of going electric. I am a cyclist who competes in Triathlons and the occasional 100 mile Sportive, but I hate going to the pub for an evening out sweating from a headwind.
Think they apply on a normal bike.if you take your ebike down the pub do drink drive laws apply
I believe that you can be guilty of being unfit to bike or ride a horse or drive a boat, etc and prosecuted as such, but it will not affect your vehicle license. However, if that is wrong, I would be grateful for someone to correct my assumption. By the way, I am too old / sensible to go on massive drink benders, I am only talking about a couple of pints or perhaps 3 or 4 pints max on special occasions, and the nearest pub is 5 miles away, and the one I prefer is 7 miles away, and always head wind going.if you take your ebike down the pub do drink drive laws apply