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Re: (ET) fixing up a faster ET



Here in Seattle there's a dealership selling these bikes.  he brought one
to our last EV mtg.  It's an impressive machine with a Li-Ion battery in
the front wheel and the motor in the rear.  Actually I think it's 14 spd
I'm pretty sure their were two sprockets up front and 7 in back.  You can
hang a second battery from the frame as well.  It has regen braking and
does 28mph.
Evidently there may have been a 750w model that would've been legal
without licensing.  and the X in the model denotes the larger motor. 
Paint out the X and everyone would think you were legal with a 750w motor.
 Would I do that?  damn right I would  ;^)
Dave

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> Someone wrote in that they were fixing up a faster ET for travel around
> the neighborhood.<br>
> Here is a better way.&nbsp; An electric mountain bike that is so fast it
> is
> not even street legal.<br>
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