Increase in seizures of illegal ebikes

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Drago

Legendary Member
Location
The Urban Fringe
What was the telling of bit for then? :biggrin:

The inspector was an awfully nice fellow, ex Sandhurst, asked if I wouldn't mind awfully not calling them the No active Team, at least to their faces, as it was making them jolly batey.
 

annedonnelly

Girl from the North Country
Location
Canonbie

classic33

Leg End Member
I like this bit from the article linked above.
“If you decide to spend thousands of pounds on an illegal bike, or adapt a bike to overcome legal restrictions, please do not expect sympathy when the bike is seized and crushed."
 

mjr

Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
I like this bit from the article linked above.
“If you decide to spend thousands of pounds on an illegal bike, or adapt a bike to overcome legal restrictions, please do not expect sympathy when the bike is seized and crushed."
If e-bike batteries are so volatile that it justifies banning them from trains, why haven't any crushed e-bikes burnt down a police station yet?
 
Location
Widnes
And I have thought the battery would be removed before its crushed and sent for recycling.

2 people got in before me

but also - even the dodgy Chinese made cheap batteries held on by Gaffer Tape only burst into flames 0.1% of the time

so the chances of it happening before they can get it off and sent to a recycler are quite remote
but put it in an environment where the chances of an "event" are higher - i.e. it being used or charged - and keep it there for many hours a day for a year and the chances of an event are much higher
 
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