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e bikes can sometimes be faster than a bike being pedaled tho
Personally I think it’s mostly about speed and weight. If it’s only a little heavier and faster than an ordinary bike then that seems OK, though you should be extra cautious and conscientious when riding in this sort of gray area.
If it’s a lot faster and heavier like a motorbike or similar then absolutely not.
Pedal bikes can sometimes be faster than ebikes too.
The speed I can comfortably sustain on my Specialized Tarmac road bike>the speed I can comfortably sustain on my Trek Rail eMTB.