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    #81
    Tama ba ang price nito? Nagulat naman ako kasi alam ko ung mga 2 wheeler na maliit ay 12k na dati pascreenshot_2023-11-22-12-38-41-487_com.facebook.katana-edit.jpg

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    #82
    Probably using lead acid battery ...

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    #83
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    Tama ba ang price nito? Nagulat naman ako kasi alam ko ung mga 2 wheeler na maliit ay 12k na dati pascreenshot_2023-11-22-12-38-41-487_com.facebook.katana-edit.jpg
    i wouldn't be surprised if that's the down payment only.
    it makes for creative gimmick.
    see how it got your attention!

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    #84
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    Tama ba ang price nito? Nagulat naman ako kasi alam ko ung mga 2 wheeler na maliit ay 12k na dati pascreenshot_2023-11-22-12-38-41-487_com.facebook.katana-edit.jpg
    Most likely DP yan. Like yung mga posting ng house and lots for sale. Binabawasan nila ng isang zero. Yun yung DP.

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    #85
    LTO may soon require all e-bikes to be registered

    According to LTO chief, Atty. Vigor Mendoza II, the agency may soon require registration on all e-bikes regardless of capability or type. LTO Administrative Order 2021-039 outlines the classification, registration, and operation of all electric motor vehicles.

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    #86
    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    LTO may soon require all e-bikes to be registered

    According to LTO chief, Atty. Vigor Mendoza II, the agency may soon require registration on all e-bikes regardless of capability or type. LTO Administrative Order 2021-039 outlines the classification, registration, and operation of all electric motor vehicles.
    my classic example to myself,
    the e-trike leisurely (meaning, slowly!) being driven by the mag-ina, along the fast lane of taft avenue manila.
    ang haba na nang motor vehicles sa likuran nila...

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    #87
    My take on it is that these e-trikes / e-quadbikes need to have their own category. These can typically carry more than 2 passengers (driver included) and are languidly slow. These should NOT be allowed on city roads and should only be for residential areas. They're too slow and yet they occupy a full lane.


    Electric kick-scooters (EKS), meanwhile, should not be allowed to exceed 60 kph on city roads and 30 kph on residential roads.


    As for e-bikes, there should be a distinction for pedal-assisted bikes vs e-bikes with a throttle (yung parang motor na).


    I would go with proper registration only if the classification system is fixed. The really superfast Dualtrons and Surrons should be taxed heavily (or ipasok sa TRAIN law) as these are more toys for rich people than alternate modes of transport. Those that are light and not as fast (e.g. Xiaomi scooters, folding e-bikes) should only need to worry about VAT since those who buy these really plan on utilizing these rides to commute to work.


    Proper classification first, registration and regulation next.

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    #88
    Problem is without registration rules effectively do not apply to users of the low speed e-bikes.

    Yes they are supposed to be banned on main roads, but since the riders/drivers are not required to have a license no repercussions either, whereas someone riding a registration and license required vehicle can be cited for ignoring traffic signs, driving the wrong way on a one-way street, etc., plus the possibility of having their vehicle impounded.

    As they are now those e-bikes are just powered bicycles or pedicabs.

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    #89
    ^No rules. Hassle everywhere.

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    there are already existing rules. etrikes and e-quads already require driver's licenses they just need to start enforcing that and you've already solved 99% of the problem

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    #91
    We are planning to buy an e-bike and my concern is about the charging since the dealer told me I have to time it or else it will damage the battery if it remains charge for a long time.

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    #92
    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    We are planning to buy an e-bike and my concern is about the charging since the dealer told me I have to time it or else it will damage the battery if it remains charge for a long time.
    what ebike are you planning to get?

    I heard that from dealers of NWOW and Kuda... never from Honda

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    #93
    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    We are planning to buy an e-bike and my concern is about the charging since the dealer told me I have to time it or else it will damage the battery if it remains charge for a long time.
    I guess that means there's no charge controller. Just like those old nickel rechargeable batteries. You either bought a smart charger or put it on a timer.

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    #94
    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    what ebike are you planning to get?

    I heard that from dealers of NWOW and Kuda... never from Honda

    I inquired with a certain Jonson and TianMa brand in Recto. So I need a timer or else the battery will get bloated. I ask how much is one battery it cost at least 2k then times 4 so total of 8K.

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    As I canvass the price for a 2 wheeler 12A battery is around 10k - 12k? and if it is 20A battery the price goes up to 20k?

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    #95
    Just buy a Honda e-bike ...

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    #96
    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    Just buy a Honda e-bike ...
    sabi ko sa misis ko... if she doesn't buy a Brompton this year... I'll buy a Zoomer-e for myself

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    #97


    qicycle very lightweight. easy to load/unload from the trunk. "last mile" solution

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    #98
    I did bought an E-Bike from TianMa. 2 Wheel E-Bike a little over 20k... surprisingly battery is still full and we have been using it for 3 weeks.

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    #99



    just upgraded my errands bike with downhill components

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