Front brakes on any 2 wheeled vehical are over 75% of your total stopping powerAfter adding the front brakes to mine, I can say with certainty that "front brakes are a lot better!"
Yeppers.Front brakes on any 2 wheeled vehical are over 75% of your total stopping power
You can't out run the radio, though.... I stay off the nicely paved 'bike paths' around here for the most part, and usually kill the motor for the short stretches I do use. I haven't tripped over a cop for a while, but as long as I cut the throttle back and ride sanely past them they just smile and wave. Then I wait a half block or so before opening up the throttle again.This path is patrolled by bike cops every once in a while. Granted, that's not to say I can't out run them, of course. Shoot, I could prolly out run 'em on my '68, not like I would.
I've ridden my mtn bike at night a little bit, it's kinda weird when you're used to riding with sunglasses. lol
That's the truth.You can't out run the radio, though.... I stay off the nicely paved 'bike paths' around here for the most part, and usually kill the motor for the short stretches I do use. I haven't tripped over a cop for a while, but as long as I cut the throttle back and ride sanely past them they just smile and wave. Then I wait a half block or so before opening up the throttle again.
Today I'm planning some tinkering, then a ride or two. Yesterday I took the new bike out for a little 16 km/10 mile round trip to the coffee shop and back. It handled it well, I'm happy with it.
I've got the Bridgestone Titan 35cc and 48cc rack mount rear chain drive. My chain drive is to the HUb .Blakenstein, which motor system do you have?