TurboKenny
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Absolutely take the levo. I ride my Kenevo there all the time, you can go up part of beast of burden and cut through the woods to the top. When you are there someone on an eeb will direct you ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
if I hire a bike each time it becomes quite expensive.
My 2nd visit will be 19th and 20th March, I ride an ebike all the time so wouldn't use anything else at BPW, and I use the uplift. Albeit a bit of a heave to get the bike on the trailer... I'm old.You'll find that 50% of people there are on ebikes. I believe they now have a steep direct route to the top of the mountain specifically made for ebikes. This will be quicker and use less juice than doing the beast of burden or any other routes to the top.
I’ve done bpw a few times on the eeb. First few times, I rode up the fireroad route next to beast of burden and got 6-7 full (blue/red) runs plus some messing around on popty ping. Usually ended up with around 25-30% left on my 700w battery (trail mode) and body knackered before the bike.
the last time, I did that new eeb trials climb. It was a trail/turbo combination and swore I’d not do that again
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