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Hello,
we are investigating a new type of bicycle technology and are currently collecting the requirements. The project hyperbike is a feasibility study contracted by the Austrian ministry for transport, technology and innovation. We invite you to help us to help you. We would appreciate very much if you could fill in our on-line questionnaire at http://www.hyperbike.cc/Vorlage.phtml?id=716&sprache=en After answering tips about cycling are displayed. many thanks for your time best regards Gerfried |
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G.fried wrote on 19/12/2006 22:18 +0100:
Hello, we are investigating a new type of bicycle technology and are currently collecting the requirements. The project hyperbike is a feasibility study contracted by the Austrian ministry for transport, technology and innovation. We invite you to help us to help you. We would appreciate very much if you could fill in our on-line questionnaire at http://www.hyperbike.cc/Vorlage.phtml?id=716&sprache=en After answering tips about cycling are displayed. Doesn't seem to ask any questions relevant to my cycling -- Tony "...has many omissions and contains much that is apocryphal, or at least wildly inaccurate..." Douglas Adams; The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy |
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G.fried wrote:
Hello, we are investigating a new type of bicycle technology and are currently collecting the requirements. The project hyperbike is a feasibility study contracted by the Austrian ministry for transport, technology and innovation. We invite you to help us to help you. We would appreciate very much if you could fill in our on-line questionnaire at http://www.hyperbike.cc/Vorlage.phtml?id=716&sprache=en After answering tips about cycling are displayed. Sorry mate, it doesn't ask all the right questions, has incomplete answer options and has inaccurate legal content. Oh and BTW electric assist is hardly a new technology. -- Don Whybrow Sequi Bonum Non Time After things go from bad to worse, the cycle will repeat itself. |
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Don Whybrow schrieb:
G.fried wrote: Hello, we are investigating a new type of bicycle technology and are currently collecting the requirements. The project hyperbike is a feasibility study contracted by the Austrian ministry for transport, technology and innovation. We invite you to help us to help you. We would appreciate very much if you could fill in our on-line questionnaire at http://www.hyperbike.cc/Vorlage.phtml?id=716&sprache=en After answering tips about cycling are displayed. Sorry mate, it doesn't ask all the right questions, has incomplete answer options and has inaccurate legal content. could you please give some hints? Oh and BTW electric assist is hardly a new technology. ok, we know ;-) many thanks Gerfried |
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G.fried wrote on 20/12/2006 07:29 +0100:
Don Whybrow schrieb: Sorry mate, it doesn't ask all the right questions, has incomplete answer options and has inaccurate legal content. could you please give some hints? What is the most embarrassing fact for you when riding a bicycle? Contamination of cloths (chain grease, rain & dirt) Difficulties to change gears Failing electric lights (on cable or batteries) Restricted luggage capacity / ability to transport children Uncomfortable seat / saddle dents Risk of sweating Uncomfortable riding / shock and vibrations Instability / risk of falling Other You forgot the "none of the above" option. I do not find riding a bicycle embarrassing at all, let alone finding a most _and_ second most embarrassing aspect. -- Tony "...has many omissions and contains much that is apocryphal, or at least wildly inaccurate..." Douglas Adams; The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy |
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Tony Raven wrote:
G.fried wrote on 20/12/2006 07:29 +0100: could you please give some hints? You forgot the "none of the above" option. I do not find riding a bicycle embarrassing at all, let alone finding a most _and_ second most embarrassing aspect. I found the questionnaire impossible to answer too. I suspect it's because English is not the first language of its author. -- Dave... |
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We would appreciate very much if you could fill in our on-line
questionnaire at http://www.hyperbike.cc/Vorlage.phtml?id=716&sprache=en "What do you see as the biggest advantage of electric propulsion? -Emission free -Silent -Inexpensive energy -Good driveability -Other Hmm, if I'm comparing it to pedal cycling, guess I'd best go with 'Other' However, much of the questionnaire assumed that I either rode an electric bike, or wanted to ride one, so I'm not sure that the answers you get will be helpful. |
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Hi,
G.fried wrote: could you please give some hints? I can't answer most of the questions, either. The premis seems to be that unassisted cycling is a bad thing and that electric assistance is the answer. I would expect that many contributors to this group would feel, like me, that it's the question that needs to be identified, not the answer... If you can come up with some way of adding electric assistance to a bicycle without increasing overall weight, then it seems likely you could remove it and end up with a lighter bicycle... there's a market for those... Otherwise, you will have a heavier machine with extra power... ie a moped, and if what you are building is a motorcycle or moped with an electric motor, not a bicycle with "assistance", then maybe it would help to formulate the questions from that standpoint. Personally, I think it's more likely that a good electric moped/motorcycle would succeed than an "electric bicycle"... though IMHO the technology still isn't quite up to the job- I'd like to be proven wrong, though. Cheers, W. |
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wrote on 20/12/2006 10:46 +0100:
IMHO the technology still isn't quite up to the job- I'd like to be proven wrong, though. Although it would be interesting to find out what Tesla technology could do for a bicycle: http://www.teslamotors.com -- Tony "...has many omissions and contains much that is apocryphal, or at least wildly inaccurate..." Douglas Adams; The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy |
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On 20 Dec 2006 09:57:44 GMT
Mark Thompson pleasegivegenerously@warmmail*_turn_up_the_heat_t o_reply*.com wrote: "What do you see as the biggest advantage of electric propulsion? -Emission free -Silent -Inexpensive energy -Good driveability -Other Hmm, if I'm comparing it to pedal cycling, guess I'd best go with 'Other' You misspelt "None". However, much of the questionnaire assumed that I either rode an electric bike, or wanted to ride one, so I'm not sure that the answers you get will be helpful. Gewiss. -- not me guv |
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