Biking in Boston

[guitarguynboston]

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No class 2 is up to 20mph with throttle

I can hit 40\45mph with throttle and pedaling but I only go that fast if I'm alone or on the road competing with traffic. You can always get a 2nd or 3rd battery with that speed and travel pretty far. So much better for the environment and safer than cars.

 

[KCasiglio]

The trails don't go everywhere so you wa

I can hit 40\45mph with throttle and pedaling but I only go that fast if I'm alone or on the road competing with traffic. You can always get a 2nd or 3rd battery with that speed and travel pretty far. So much better for the environment and safer than cars.

Your bike won't even be class III it will (and currently does) require a license, registration, and insurance at those speed capabilities.

 

[TheRatmeister]

Your bike won't even be class III it will (and currently does) require a license, registration, and insurance at those speed capabilities.

As it should, mine peaks at ~22mph if I go down a hill (or bridge, there aren't many hills here) and I pedal real hard. That's already terrifying if there's anyone else around or anything but a dead straight road with green lights.