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standard sized, interchangeable batteries is the norm, across many many many different kinds of products, for many many years now....
Ah. Apologies, I didn't notice them. I only saw this because it's blown up on the UK Reddit subs, where I get notifications.
You know what their entire argument is?...
Maybe they could employ the same investigation techniques they used to track down the Sycamore gap tree cutters, just an idea.
Think someone (Rendel?) has had a look on another thread - IIRC highly unlikely wattage to achieve that posted?...
Perhaps John doesn't like the idea of throwing otherwise perfectly functuonal equipment away for want of a battery, it's maybe something to do with...
Please say that has not been approved. Even if somehow the whole sustainable travel/ environment thing wasn't an issue (which it is), two vehicle...
Not sure the glass roof is up to that.
Brompton isn't a Brexit poster-child their "most successful region for turnover remained outside of the UK and Europe" as indeed it was before...
This is a subset of what Rendel posted - Tite St to Chelsea Bridge Not bad for 101W Bike calculator for 70kg rider gives 24.02 kph for 600m