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Posted on : 22-05-2011 | By : admin | In : Uncategorized
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Rider Road
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Bsa Street Rider
This electric bike is without doubt an environmental friendly bike on the road. You will find four shiny, stylish and sleek street Riders in vibrant colors of red, bright yellow, black and silver grey. The looks of this bike can be compared with any other stylish bike, but the leg space is more. It is difficult to guess on first glace that it is a not a petro bike but an electric bike. It gives an admirable 70 km mileage for eight hour duration of charging.
The battery power of the BSA Street Rider works automatically and can turn the power off when the street rider is completely charged. The important feature of this electric bike is the power cut off by the charger detector if there is a fault in the power supply and the battery. The Street Rider is powered with a 250 W engine and has a 22 A>H battery capacity. The bike does not have an ignition switch; you simply push the keys in and accelerate.
It's a no hassles bike in the real sense. The BSA Street Rider does not make any kind of noise. You will only know that you are gliding smoothly on the bike. You do not need a registration or a license. The perfect one for people who want a trouble free bike. Youngsters especially under 18, who cannot have a license, can own this bike. The easiness with which you can handle this street rider is amazing. The weight of the BSA Street Rider is 75 KG only. The speed of this bike is a maximum 25 kmph. Good for those who want to feel safe on the road. Parents can now relax and not worry about the children speeding on the road, and thus avoid accidents. You will also find a first aid kit and a one year warranty with this Street Rider.
The BSA Street Rider has an exclusive feature which is a protective safety switch, ergonomically designed seats, side reflectors, and twin passenger foot rest. You will find the finish and the fit of the e-scooter to be great and smart because of the use of decals makes it appealing. The most unbelievable fact is the maintenance free batteries and motors. You can compare this eScooter to an efficiency of 82 to 85 percent to the petro utilized bikes, which give 35 to 38 percent efficiency. So now what's stopping! Go and do your bit for the environment with lots of fun.
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Are single speed bicycles good training for road bike riding?
I have a 45/15 geared single speed bike, and I want to build my legs so I can be a better road bike rider.
That is pretty high gear ratio, good for you.
I've found riding single-speed and fixed-gear has helped develop my spinning form and climbing muscles. Especially at a ratio like that - you have no granny gear to bail you out on the hills and you have to keep pushing!
I usually ride my single or fixed for shorter rides (quick trips to the store or when I have little time) and more in the "off-season". In a few years it has really helped with my "real" road rides.
Riding single speed is really really fun too!
