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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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Posted: Tue Mar 31, 15 1:51 pm Post subject: |
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Treacodactyl wrote: |
For cutting up felled trees into logs or even planks a water powered table saw would be a more likely option for me. A future project possibly but I expect it'll require doing everything yourself rather than finding a suitable, modifiable, kit.
On the subject of bikes we're looking at an electric bike as well, but that's for a different thread if I can muster the energy. |
re electric bikes we have a pair of whisper se 905's .electric off road ,quite heavy but very strong and go anywhere .1 in 3 up on tarmac no prob ,muddy field no prob,>30kmh easy on flat.comfy ,30kg luggage or load on rack.
i dont know about city bikes apart from our ones are good for city as they dont mind potholes and on good tatmac locking the pneumatic front forks stiffens the ride for extra speed.
ps the 14a/36v batteries are bigger than many and give about an hour flat out not peddling ,far more/further if you pedal
i recon the "cheap"ones look carp compared to these which are very tough.
in five years one has done a lot of distance and the other has done off road and loads and moderate distance,both are still in good nick.
very similar to this |
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