Wednesday, August 28, 2013

what is the key technical difference between a standard enfield bike and the electra model?

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harycool


i am planning to buy a second hand enfield bike (due to budget constraints). i have initially decided to go for standard bike but am open to suggestions. what is the key diff betwn electra and standard bike. which one is better. what is the difference in performance (power, mileage). which one should i go for?


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Well, the standard one is a motorbike with a kick start, not a bicycle, and the electra is a motorbike with an electric start, not a bicycle, so as far as we in the cycling section are concerned, they're both the same. Ask again in Cars and Transportation -> Motorcycling.

How can I raise enough money to buy this electric scooter?




redduke


I'm 13 and my birthday is in a week but the budget is only $50.00. I have some Friends in my neighborhood who have electric scooters and on every Saturday bring them to x-treme skateboard parks to jump them off ramps. They even play scooter tag in my neighborhood streets while I sit and watch. So, my question is, how can I raise enough money to buy this $400.00 scooter before school gets out in a month?


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get your mower and a gallon of gas, get your bike and pull the mower, go door to door looking for lawns and yes you take payments, god your dad will get your money or your buddies. why not pull a tooth and go for a motorbike or quad hmm shom them electric cuties whats up.
hey you could earn over 100$ A DAY IF YOUR A GOOD HARD WORKER.OR MORE SORRY BOUT THE CAPS, EARLY 80'S I HAD A MOWER SHOP AND LAWN BUSINESS FROM ABOUT 13 ON, NOTHING WRONG WITH IT BUILDS CHARACTER




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Where can I get a motor trike (3 wheel) in the Dallas / Ft. Worth area that I can make payments on?

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redriverwo


If you know of someone or a dealership please provide me w/ the contact info and send to redriverwoman42@yahoo.com
I am looking for a motorcylce trike 3-wheeler such as a Honda Goldwing-something that the conversion has already been done on.



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The Pep Boys auto parts stores, as well as AutoZone and others, sell very cheap Chinese ATV's and small electric and gas bikes. They are priced under $1000 in most cases, and some are even under $500 so making payments wouldn't be needed unless you're really broke.

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David


I would like to have an electric scooter or an electric bike. The scooters I like are the Ezip 500, and the Ezip 750. They both can go about 17mph with my weight. The ezip 500 only has an 8 mile range. The Ezip 750 has a 12 mile range but is more expensive. I am trying to decide if I might like an electric bike better(I'm a guy so i don't know if that might look wierd). It goes the same speed as the scooters and has a 15 mile range. I only will go on short 5 mile rides. I love how the scooters ride but the bike goes farther. Also I havn't ever riden an electric bike. I don't know any1 that has one. Which one would be easier to maintain. Are there any other electric vehicles UNDER 400$. Are there any other brands. What is best for me???


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These guys specialise in electric bikes
http://www.electricvehiclesnw.com/

If you can I would go for one that uses a hub motor they last much longer, currie have a bad reputation as they use a cog system which wears out pretty quickly, currie are the cheapest for a reason.
The cheapest place I have seen hub motor kits is ebay $200-400 a retail one is more like 800-1000.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m570.l1313&_nkw=electric+bicycle+kit&_sacat=See-All-Categories

At the extreme end of the market there is this for $2600
http://www.greenspeed.us/e_%2B_plus_electric_bicycle.htm
For that you get speeds of 30 mph unassisted and a range of about 30miles




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