Electric F3
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02-21-2007, 01:47 AM
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Electric F3
http://www.austinev.org/evalbum/628.html
I love the coversion cost for the bike that's definitly a good selling point on the bike.
How long do you all think it will take untill the big Japanese four starts mass production of electric bikes and the internal combustion power plants will only be seen in museums. I think I'll sob like a little girl.
Some may call that "old fashioned" I like to think of myself as a purist (or something like that.)
I love the coversion cost for the bike that's definitly a good selling point on the bike.
How long do you all think it will take untill the big Japanese four starts mass production of electric bikes and the internal combustion power plants will only be seen in museums. I think I'll sob like a little girl.Some may call that "old fashioned" I like to think of myself as a purist (or something like that.)
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02-21-2007, 03:16 AM
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02-21-2007, 04:49 AM
RE: Electric F3
Cool bike, but is it worth it?
People "think" that they are helping the environment by driving (or in this case, riding) electric vehicles. True, they are greener. But what if EVERYONE drove (or rode) these things? Where do you think electricty comes from? (65% of US power is from Coal burning power plants, in case you didn't know).
So, a simple math equation:
More Electric Vehicles = More Demand for Electricity (so more coal burning, right?)
I'm pretty sure that it comes to a stalemate.
.......Now, if it was a self-sustaining Hybrid, THAT would be something worth looking into.
People "think" that they are helping the environment by driving (or in this case, riding) electric vehicles. True, they are greener. But what if EVERYONE drove (or rode) these things? Where do you think electricty comes from? (65% of US power is from Coal burning power plants, in case you didn't know).
So, a simple math equation:
More Electric Vehicles = More Demand for Electricity (so more coal burning, right?)
I'm pretty sure that it comes to a stalemate.
.......Now, if it was a self-sustaining Hybrid, THAT would be something worth looking into.
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02-21-2007, 11:44 AM
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RE: Electric F3
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
Cool bike, but is it worth it?
People "think" that they are helping the environment by driving (or in this case, riding) electric vehicles. True, they are greener. But what if EVERYONE drove (or rode) these things? Where do you think electricty comes from? (65% of US power is from Coal burning power plants, in case you didn't know).
So, a simple math equation:
More Electric Vehicles = More Demand for Electricity (so more coal burning, right?)
I'm pretty sure that it comes to a stalemate.
.......Now, if it was a self-sustaining Hybrid, THAT would be something worth looking into.
Cool bike, but is it worth it?
People "think" that they are helping the environment by driving (or in this case, riding) electric vehicles. True, they are greener. But what if EVERYONE drove (or rode) these things? Where do you think electricty comes from? (65% of US power is from Coal burning power plants, in case you didn't know).
So, a simple math equation:
More Electric Vehicles = More Demand for Electricity (so more coal burning, right?)
I'm pretty sure that it comes to a stalemate.
.......Now, if it was a self-sustaining Hybrid, THAT would be something worth looking into.
MDFF
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