To E or not to E

I have decided to take the plunge and get an ebike. I have chosen the Fiido T1Pro mainly because of the cargo design. Thankfully, I can sit in comfort and tolerate some bouncing, but a pack bouncing around on my back while riding a standard ebike might cause some discomfort.

I started to review Pennsylvania ebike law because me riding an ebike in McAdoo, I should buy a shirt with a bullseye to make target acquisition an easy task. Then I remembered that I am moving from McAdoo and no longer care what's hiding in their Communist Quality of Life, that specially worded document that allows MPD to persecute one person while ignoring another for the same offense.

I did find one Federal document explaining the use of ebikes in federal parks. This brochure is typical of most municipalities and is based on speed and motor size. The bike is large but should fit on the hitch mount on my Mini, if that's my final ride decision when I leave your special community.

There are handicapped seniors who can walk and stand but find sitting uncomfortable, and an escooter might be a good choice. Be careful with the scooter choices as these tend to have large motors; we don't want to send granny off like a rocket into the bushes.