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New Govt Guidance for e bikes
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Re: New Govt Guidance for e bikes
New legislation for Ireland in progress as well
https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/fe2 ... transport/
https://www.independent.ie/life/motorin ... 35652.html
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Re: New Govt Guidance for e bikes
Just saw a youtube video on this by a guy in America who does computer repairs. He bought the parts to build his own e-bike and it burst in to flames on him. Apparently he asked for a specific battery from the company in China and paid extra for it, but they sent him crappy chinese versions instead. His video was about the fact that the UK have now made it illegal for those sorts of batteries to be sold here.
