Thanks, it was a blast for sure and watching her laughing at our crazy antics makes me laugh every time. This is one of those things that I will rewatch in 20 years with a smile
Looks like both of you are having a blast👍. Not sure what state you are in, or what classification your e-bike is??? I'm in California and there are many trails both street and dirt in this state where you can't even ride Class1 e-bikes or a Class1 emtb's on. Many of the trailheads are marked with signs that say no e-bikes allowed or no motor vehicles allowed. There is a loophole in the USA system though. If you have a mobility disability and a Handicap Placard you can ride a Class1 e-bike or Class1 emtb on almost any trail legally. ADA - Americans with Disabilities Act has ruled that Class1 e-bikes can be considered as an OPDMD = other power driven mobility device. Completely legal nothing that the Police, Park Rangers, or Haters can do about it. When I bought my Class1 emtb (Specialized Turbo Levo) the salesman at the Specialized bike shop didn't know what he was talking about, and he told me you can ride this bike on any trail as long as the trailhead isn't marked with a sign that says (no e-bikes allowed). Then I got busted, (let off with just a warning no ticket) at 3 different parks in the San Francisco Bay Area by Park Rangers. Then I asked the Ranger's I didn't see a sign at the trailhead that says no e-bike allowed? Then they say it's marked with a sign that says (no motor vehicles allowed), and on are web site it says no e-bikes allowed. So then after much research on the web I find out about the ADA ruling on Class1 e-bikes. Which was great for me because I have a Handicap Placard, fused left ankle, and two surgeries right knee.
I am out in Virginia so we are very Ebike friendly and we haven’t run into any issues. That is interesting about the handicap sticker situation, thanks for that info! Glad you were able to find a workaround to still be able to get out and have a blast. Cheers!
Awesome to see you all having fun!
Thanks, it was a blast for sure and watching her laughing at our crazy antics makes me laugh every time. This is one of those things that I will rewatch in 20 years with a smile
Looks like both of you are having a blast👍. Not sure what state you are in, or what classification your e-bike is??? I'm in California and there are many trails both street and dirt in this state where you can't even ride Class1 e-bikes or a Class1 emtb's on. Many of the trailheads are marked with signs that say no e-bikes allowed or no motor vehicles allowed. There is a loophole in the USA system though. If you have a mobility disability and a Handicap Placard you can ride a Class1 e-bike or Class1 emtb on almost any trail legally. ADA - Americans with Disabilities Act has ruled that Class1 e-bikes can be considered as an OPDMD = other power driven mobility device. Completely legal nothing that the Police, Park Rangers, or Haters can do about it. When I bought my Class1 emtb (Specialized Turbo Levo) the salesman at the Specialized bike shop didn't know what he was talking about, and he told me you can ride this bike on any trail as long as the trailhead isn't marked with a sign that says (no e-bikes allowed). Then I got busted, (let off with just a warning no ticket) at 3 different parks in the San Francisco Bay Area by Park Rangers. Then I asked the Ranger's I didn't see a sign at the trailhead that says no e-bike allowed? Then they say it's marked with a sign that says (no motor vehicles allowed), and on are web site it says no e-bikes allowed. So then after much research on the web I find out about the ADA ruling on Class1 e-bikes. Which was great for me because I have a Handicap Placard, fused left ankle, and two surgeries right knee.
I am out in Virginia so we are very Ebike friendly and we haven’t run into any issues. That is interesting about the handicap sticker situation, thanks for that info! Glad you were able to find a workaround to still be able to get out and have a blast. Cheers!