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I ride a class-3 Tern cargo bike with 400Wh battery and this range is very optimistic, especially since this is pedal-by-wire. Also what happens when the battery runs out, because you can just ride without assist on any Bosch e-bike.


Game over with a dead battery, I would think, though I suppose it's possible that the generator you're pedaling is enough for very slow movement without the battery boost...


It absolutely can be imported and registered.


go to spz.penize.cz and lookup license plate 001CYBER, legally registered in Czechia go to ufg.pl and lookup the insurance policy for license plate S1K6, legally registered in Poland both countries are EU members and you can drive those cars anywhere in the EU


Afaik there are some ways to get approval for individual vehicles to be imported in the EU, even if non compliant with EU rules, for specific purposes and with a case-by-case basis, which grants such vehicles an exemption.

This requires a per-vehicle (not per model) specific flow which may take long and cost a lot, and you may be fined if you use the vehicle outside its stated purpose.

I can remember some collectors importing cybertruck indeed, I don’t know the limitations for its use.


And the U. S. Army says otherwise. Soooo, got anything else?


How? Even if it violates the safety standards? Or are you saying it doesn’t?


In many East European countries you can likely still get a license plate by bribing the right people


Old Maxtor campus in Milpitas was supposed to look like an HDD https://goo.gl/maps/JbRWqZseAVL14n167


Or use DDG and do !r ____.


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