this description is pushing it a bit

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cgi.ebay.comeBayISAPI.dllOpen ↗ ok it goes 12mph so it
needs to be aerodynamic???? light weight but has cast iron wheels?????

and quote: "Make history in your neighborhood. Be one of the first in the world to pilot this
amazing new innovation".

Make History!¬!!! i'd rather do that by being the 1st to invent self sealing innertubes (i think id
call it slime 🙂) anyway my 36 mile round trip to work would leave me short by 6 miles in a bad area
of town called 9 mile bar, i draw the limit at 3 miles walking to get a drink!!!

Yeah, this is a bit over the top, like a Snake Oil salesman, but at least it's entertaining. I give
this guy credit for all the time he spent on it.

He should be writing scripts for TV shows, not selling on eBay.

C.Q.C.

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cgi.ebay.comeBayISAPI.dllOpen ↗ ok

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it goes 12mph so it needs to be aerodynamic???? light weight but has cast

iron

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wheels?????

Steve Knight said:

cgi.ebay.comeBayISAPI.dllOpen ↗ ok it goes 12mph so it
needs to be aerodynamic???? light weight but has cast iron wheels?????

Heheh... this too: An electric super bike that reaches speeds over 12 MPH and travels distances of
over 30 miles with a normal weight load of 180 lbs. Even a maximum weight load of 280 lbs. will
allow a cruising speed of 13 MPH.

It "reaches" over 12 mph, but if you put 280 lbs on it, it will happily "cruise" at 13 mph? How's
that work? Or did he mistype 12 for 21?

Lightweight? "Weighs 75lbs" I imagine a 30 pound cheap bike with an average power assist motor
weighs significantly less.
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Rick Onanian