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Currie E-Bike

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  1. I saw two of these strapped to the back of a car the other night. 'Looked interesting and not so
    cumbersome. My first thought was that it seems like a great idea for making it possible to bring my
    wife along on longer, hillier trips,

    Has anybody had any experience with these? At $599, it seems like a much more reasonable option than
    many other electric bikes.

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  2. anonymous said:

    I saw two of these strapped to the back of a car the other night. 'Looked interesting and not so
    cumbersome. My first thought was that it seems like a great idea for making it possible to bring
    my wife along on longer, hillier trips.

    E-vehicles are notoriously bad for climbing hills so that would not be a good plan unless you can
    recharge underway.

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    Has anybody had any experience with these? At $599, it seems like a much more reasonable option
    than many other electric bikes.

    I think there is also less there for that price. There ain't no free lunch. Besides, these devices
    are more motor cycles and scooters than bicycles in the sense of this forum.

    Jobst Brandt [email hidden] Palo Alto CA

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