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Old 09-19-21, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Doc_Wui
I sure hope not. Says a lot for the mentality of ebikers if that's what they want. There's no way to feel the slope, or a headwind, or the terrain with your body. All you're doing is spinning a generator. Ugh. No physical input to the wheels. If I was a pedicab driver, I'd want one. But as someone who likes the feel of riding, might as well hop on q mpred and throttle around.
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My understanding is this is not how the pedaling will work. The controller will adjust the magnetic resistance of the crank based on the ‘gear’ selection and grade of the road much like a smart trainer so the pedaling will feel like a normal chain driven bike except the resistance is generated electronically rather than by a physical gear ratio or force on a chain.
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