http://dysonbikes.com.au/portfolio-i...electric-bike/
be awesome to use on the mountain bike trails etc. --->but is it legal u reckon?
http://dysonbikes.com.au/portfolio-i...electric-bike/
be awesome to use on the mountain bike trails etc. --->but is it legal u reckon?
wow that totally sucks! but r the plod switched on about this, it does *look* like a normal bike..
if i ride one what offence would it be classed under? points on driving license or other?
This bike appears to be electrically assisted pedaling only, is that still considered an "electric bicycle"?
To me this almost defeats the purpose of a bicycle but I guess it would be good to have this power available for the last few miles home after a long trip.
waht a load of miserable sods in the TD.
stoob mate I am coming from it from the motorbike aspect - the concept of pedals seems a bit backward to me
but I will forgive that inadequacy if i can ride thru some of those mountian bike trails
I would think if you were pedaling it no one would know but if going uphill at 30kph and not pedaling probably.
is it so hard to understand. The TD says very clearly....NONE
Under the Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap. 374), the use of motor cycle and motor tricycle on roads in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region requiries a licence. It will be necessary to pass type approval of such motor cycle and motor tricycle on eg. lightings, brake systems etc match stipulated standards. Also under Road Traffic (Registration and Licensing of Vehicles) Regulations, the Commissioner for Transport reserves the rights to determine the suitablity of vehicles for roadworthiness. The driver should possess valid driving licence for motor cycle and motor tricycle. Electric skateboard and electric bike currently available for sale in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (electrical or petrol driver) fail to meet the above statutory requirements. Transport Department has licensed NONE of these products. It is an offence to drive or use unregistered and unlicensed vehicles on road under Section 52 of the Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap.374). Commission of the offence is subject to a fine of $5,000 and imprisionment for 3 months.