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Robert Haston
Guest
Considering the boosted bikes topic:
OK, here's the deal: No one likes being passed, and having cyclists going anywhere from 4-24 MPH is
a real pain amongst cyclists, drivers (trying to figure out what kind of cyclist they are
approaching) and path walkers who don't like having people use them as slalom poles.
Make a computer controlled electric boost system that you can plug your heart rate monitor into. It
would stop adding boost at 20 MPH regardless of boost mode.
You would have off and electric scooter manual throttle, along with "add a boost" where you set the
maximum power it can deliver. Exercise mode would give you up to full throttle if your heart rate
was in your selected target zone. You could select warning beeps to tell you when you got towards
the bottom of your target zone.
Imagine a line of ten cyclists, all going the same speed, and all getting their selected
workout (or not).
Now imagine instead of heavy batteries, they have 100 watt range fuel cell battery power packs,
which you can pop out and use to power your trolling motor, camp site, etc.
Hey its a dream, but its a more realistic dream than driving your 100,000 watt SUV to the gym.
OK, here's the deal: No one likes being passed, and having cyclists going anywhere from 4-24 MPH is
a real pain amongst cyclists, drivers (trying to figure out what kind of cyclist they are
approaching) and path walkers who don't like having people use them as slalom poles.
Make a computer controlled electric boost system that you can plug your heart rate monitor into. It
would stop adding boost at 20 MPH regardless of boost mode.
You would have off and electric scooter manual throttle, along with "add a boost" where you set the
maximum power it can deliver. Exercise mode would give you up to full throttle if your heart rate
was in your selected target zone. You could select warning beeps to tell you when you got towards
the bottom of your target zone.
Imagine a line of ten cyclists, all going the same speed, and all getting their selected
workout (or not).
Now imagine instead of heavy batteries, they have 100 watt range fuel cell battery power packs,
which you can pop out and use to power your trolling motor, camp site, etc.
Hey its a dream, but its a more realistic dream than driving your 100,000 watt SUV to the gym.