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Old 10-11-19, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by gregf83
We have a number of riders in our group who have 'aged out' over the years. They tend to ride slower amongst themselves or solo and meet back at the coffee shop after a ride. While I can see the attraction of adding power to keep up with the group I think it's best not to. Along with lack of power comes slower reflexes and other issues that an e-bike won't fix. I don't think e-bikes belong in a group. Husband and wife riding side by side - no problem; riding 6-12" off a wheel in a paceline - plenty of opportunity for problems.
Totally agree.
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