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Posted by Razzi
 - Yesterday at 15:33:45
Bad idea.
There are far too many e-bikes as it is, we want LESS not more.
They are a silent menace and help increase crime in most areas of the country.
Posted by Billy Bunter
 - Yesterday at 13:22:16
Like the Sinclair Zike of decades ago
Posted by Peter Zuaboni
 - Yesterday at 06:31:52
I was wondering if you were looking for anyone to do trials with your product or products to help gain a following or to help with that matter I would love to hear from you guys thanks

                     Peter Zuaboni
Posted by Spectrum48k
 - August 14, 2026, 19:21:07
This reminds me of a Sinclair ZETA. In 1994 "uncle" Clive released a product which does exactly the same thing as this modern update. Obviously, battery technology has come a long way since 1994 but the basic concept remains the same.

(Unfortunately, like quite a few of Clive's projects, this one was a commercial failure.)
Posted by AnonAnon
 - August 14, 2026, 15:00:34
Was something similar on kickstarter a few years back. It was rightly pointed out that any dirt / filth / grime would come up and eventually coat the system. Worst case, for places with lax dog toilet laws, you readily risked getting the device and yourself hit with excrement.
Posted by Redaktion
 - August 14, 2026, 11:20:43
Anyone who owns a bicycle can use the Asus Oxiis E250G1 Intelligent Bike Booster to transform it into an e-bike in just a few simple steps. Equipped with a cadence sensor, it is designed to respond just as quickly as a conventional e-bike, and can be charged via a USB-C charger.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-Oxiis-turns-bicycle-into-e-bike-with-USB-C-and-500W-motor.1368559.0.html