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Anyone own or ridden one of these?
I did a search on here, but it only came up with being mentioned as a possible option for people.
They seem to have full-on dirt and also road legal.
Presumably, the road legal one has to have all the things a normal road bike would? Registration and plate, insurance, MOT, road tax? Anyone know?
Might be something I'd be interested in, as age, one hip replaced and the other due to be done in a few weeks, means I struggle to pedal, so a 'normal' pedal/assisted bike is no use to me. Just fancy being able to bimble quietly along the myriad of tiny back roads we have here in Northumberland, with the very occasional venture off the beaten track.

Cuddly toy on the end of a long pieces of string, an open field and hours of fun with the greyhounds!

Best crazy hybrid bike available...you wont do anything quite as you'll be screeming with laughter

Lots of UK agents..try one but have a big lock as they get stolen often

I watched this a while back but cant recall what the verdict was but trust the author.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Cjpzae ... hireByways

Richard Simpson Mark II wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 12:05 pm Cuddly toy on the end of a long pieces of string, an open field and hours of fun with the greyhounds!

That made me chortle - what an image!

Thanks guys, I'll follow up on the agents, hadn't realised they were so well known. Their website seems to indicate very limited stock, must be doing ok. I'll check that video, never thought to look on Youtube.
Cheers.

I like the look of that .

The Bultaco Brinco R has also had a good review...and I believe you don't have to pedal it, you can just use the throttle so it's quite stealthy...

https://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/fir ... o%20pedal.

Some advertised on Autotrader

Scott_rider wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 4:13 pm I like the look of that .

The Bultaco Brinco R has also had a good review...and I believe you don't have to pedal it, you can just use the throttle so it's quite stealthy...

https://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/fir ... o%20pedal.

Rear hub motor, massive unsprung weight will mean the rear suspension will be shite, mid motor is the way to go

Aren't they the bloody lethal thing that nearly killed Simon whats his name and guy Martin flipped
Seen some on fb marketplace