Electric bikes: licensing, tax and insuranceYou do know your CX020 produces double that, eh?
Yeah. I'm perfectly aware of the law.
Bosch claim the the motor offers up to 340% support, so that makes it’s peak power output around 850 watts, with a torque output of 75Nm. Interestingly that’s still a bit short of the Brose Mag S (90Nm / 410% support) and the TQ 120 (120Nm).You do know your CX020 produces double that, eh?
it doesn't actually matter how I came to know your motor outputs more than 250w.if the motor produces more than 250 watts it's not an ebike by legal definition. its an electric motorcycle.
Mountain Games at Vail CO - Sunday 7th JuneDoes anyone have any info about Ebike racing in the normal USA-- ie East of California
(I'm for the NE)
Class 1 eMTB models are defined as “a bicycle with fully operable pedals, and an electric motor under 750 Watts peak power that must be pedaled to activate the motor and that ceases to provide power above 20 mph”.
Only eMTBs that meet the following specifications for a Class 1 electric bicycle are allowed to race:
Bikes operated by the following systems: Bosch, Brose, Shimano, or Yamaha
E-GRAVITY
The world-famous trails chosen for the inaugural WES Enduro in 2019 will challenge again the very best e-MTB riders, this year in the new e-Gravity shape. Shorter trails, repeated stages, timed up and downhill for a more compact and spectator-friendly format. Rocks, greasy mud and technical liaison stages to push riders and their bikes to the limits of their abilities.
Mountain Games at Vail CO - Sunday 7th June
Class 1 eMTB
Bosch eBike MTN Circuit | Mountain Games
What's very interesting is that while the race is based on the majority of US States electric bike speed limits on roads - 20 mph 32 km/h - if you were thinking of racing your slightly modified 80 Volt TQ motored FLYON, forget it.
Yes and inexplicable. Let’s say I wanted to race on a Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay - ironically in Colorado - I couldn’t.It's interesting they are making up their own definition of a Class 1 ebike.
Yes and inexplicable. Let’s say I wanted to race on a Rocky Mountain Altitude Powerplay - ironically in Colorado - I couldn’t.
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By that interpretation a Bosch CX Performance - at ~850W peak - wouldn’t be allowed either and Bosch are a major sponsor of the event.Or any of their approved bikes that can peak over 750w. "Sorry guys, no Levos"
Or any of their approved bikes that can peak over 750w. "Sorry guys, no Levos"
Watch specialized have a race mode that limits it to the approved or something along them lines, they wont not be involved.
I think that EWS-E will dominate the numbers this year.I wonder if it was affected by the Corona Virus though? There was a pretty big turn out for the WES Ebike event last year, I would have thought the expanded series this year will be a bigger draw for a lot of riders.
Did you discuss any racing with your new rock climbing pro pal?I think that EWS-E will dominate the numbers this year.
Yes. He’s doing all the EWS-E racesDid you discuss any racing with your new rock climbing pro pal?
What if you hold UCI world cup races and no one comes?
It’s the virus. All sporting events, music, entertainment, conferences, tourism, gatherings of any kind will increasingly be in doubt for an unknown period of time.I wonder if it was affected by the Corona Virus though?
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