I rode the DRYCYCLE up the steepest hill in London and this is what happened!

This is our second Drycycle video,i decided to see if it could climb.So what better test of the Drycycles climbing abilities than the legendary Swains Lane which features in two of my previous videos.Tune in and see for yourself how the Drycycle fared.www.drycycle.co.uk/
I rode the DRYCYCLE up the steepest hill in London and this is what happened!
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[@KK-ol5ov]

The pedestrian was walking as fast as him 😂

[@IAmSoMuchBetterThanYou]

Sure, but it was a steep hill and the thing weighs 200 kilos.

[@KK-ol5ov]

@@IAmSoMuchBetterThanYou for £14k it’s no excuse. I think the concept is flawed by the rules it has to abide to in order to be legal, i.e. top speed, power, pedal only assist. A base model Renault Twizy is half the price.

[@another3997]

​@@KK-ol5ov I agree to a point, but the Renault Twizzy is made by a huge company with huge resources, with the additional benefit of bulk purchasing etc. Economies of scale play a large part in business. Products like the Twizzy are possible because it already makes money selling other vehicles. Small companies don't usually have these benefits, and limited production runs of niche products are always expensive.

[@another3997]

Why does it matter if you can walk up a really steep hill as fast as you can pedal up it? All cyclists reach such a point eventually. Once on the flat or downhill, with a cycle your speed will be much higher than a pedestrian, offsetting any slowness on hills.

[@archyleach]

In an 80s movie, the bullies would be rocking it side to side and maybe tipping it over.

[@andrewnorris5415]

Sadly no chance of reach 88mph in that thing.

[@archyleach]

@@andrewnorris5415 Doc Brown would find a way, and demonstrate it with an amazing model that he felt the need to apologize for because it isn’t to scale...and somehow the model demonstration might start a small fire

[@arekpetrosian4965]

@@archyleach Oddly, I'm having no problem visualizing this...

[@rhinovirus2225]

It looks as though I could tip it over with a strong bit of flatulence.

[@mkzhero]

@@andrewnorris5415 not in that thing, yeah... But a normal electric assisted velomobile tricycle makes 88mph easy! Although it would also probably be overpriced. God, what's with those velomobile scam prices? They're fucking dirt cheap tricycles, hooked up with a dirt cheap E bicycle electric assist engine, and a dirt cheap plastic shell. Things should fucking cost 2-4k$ (like 2-4 E bikes), not like the Fort Knox!

[@neevisits2957]

Isn’t a drycycle what you put your clothes on after washing ?

[@jackgrant7356]

Yes, its a type of penny farthing. You pin the clothes to the spokes and go for a ride. If its a nice day theyll dry pretty fast.

[@ARlELATOM]

I love that road! Great video, love this kind of content 🤩

[@Knapweed]

"Fifteen thousand pounds or $21,000 for the base model plus options and delivery"? You've got to be having a laugh.

[@grmar1494]

More than a Twizzy or an Ami

[@GNARLOUSE]

LMAO is it really that much?!

[@GNARLOUSE]

@@grmar1494 twizzy huh? Teehee

[@Knapweed]

@@GNARLOUSE lol, yep: www.startupselfie.net/2021/03/03/drycycle-fully-enclosed-electrically-assisted-pedal-cycle/

[@peanutdust1053]

On Ya bike!

[@RaumBances]

It is really hard to justify so much money on a single purpose vehicle. At that price, it cost more than 3 used cars. I get that you don't have to ensure it, etc. but those points do not matter when you're not single. If I pay a car price, I want car functionality. I'd never consider spending this much on a solo vehicle no matter what eco message I self identify with.

[@marcuscaines9168]

yeah if they were cheaper it would be a brilliant vehicle for those that do no have cars. who wants to cycle exposed in the rain on an cold winter day?

[@mkzhero]

Yeah this is a scam. 1~k$ will get you the same powered E bike, and to make a decent DIY shell on top of it you'll need a couple of days and pennies worth of materials. This thing is bullshit.

[@johntrevy1]

@@mkzhero And customise it to how you want it.

[@MatthewSheaSullivan]

Also a solid raincoat and panniers on an ebike is 15 times less and basically does the same thing

[@filipvucaj2475]

DIY is the best sheapest way and u can add more battery and e-motor that goes about 35 mph and 2x greater range than this Drycycle.

[@brightondude9327]

Drycycle is looking very polished now. It would have been very useful here in Brighton during the winter months. It was great having a look at the underside. It really is a lot of engineering. Having good crash protection is very appealing. At the Drycycle website there are videos of it being crashed into. I confess they are quite fun to watch. However they do demonstrate the level of protection with this machine.

[@TenFalconsMusic]

The 250w max power regulation in the UK is bollocks.

[@kathywedzik4905]

You all did a great job with this video!

[@OneTwoFive0]

Mum: “hurry up, the hill isn’t that steep” The hill:

[@RWBHere]

It's the Snoopymobile! Thanks for the video. Found you today, after watching a Zero Tailpipe video. 🙂👍

[@RWBHere]

£15,000? I'd rather have a Citroen Ami and save £9,000.

[@shelleyshell1150]

That DryCycle is ingenious!!! Awesome concept and fully functional!!!!!

[@whiteknucklegarage]

Your smile is contagious. As for the specs a prototype could be built for £5k with a throttle, 7000 watts, a 30mph top speed and a 30 mile battery on it using e-board tech. The price is a mad ting. Great vid

[@ronnyquartz1645]

If someone has 15k or 20k to spend why would they buy this instead of a car or an e bike or moped? If someone has that much to spend on a ebike I’m sure they already have a vehicle 🚗 to travel in…

[@WellfortheBird]

Some people would rather have something rain proof for when they can't use their ebike because they are environmentally conscious. Maybe you are wondering what I was wondering because you aren't from UK. A decent ebike could destroy that hill without any effort, so why get this thing that obviously takes a ton of work. As surprised as he seems that it took the hill with him panting all the way up, you gotta realize UK has stupid laws on how powerful an electric bike or skateboard can be. So any electric bike they have will only have the advantage of less weight. Love my electric alternatives. So glad I don't live there. 25kph with pedal assistance is an absurd and overly restrictive restriction. Edit- Like there is no point watching any ebike or esk8 videos from UK because their government doesn't trust them with decent power. Ya an ebike can help you get up to 25kph, but then you have to work to go faster. You can go faster. Just pedal. 25kph isn't anywhere in the realm of it becoming as fast as an actual vehicle. It's just bonkers IMO and will turn people away from electric alternatives. If I can only go 25kph to get to work, and still have to pedal some to go that speed, I'll just fucking drive instead. Backwards policy inhibiting progress.

[@giggoty4926]

@@WellfortheBird nigga its a 20 thousand dollar bike. Fucken joke. Get a car, or a motorcycle

[@skeed.5768]

@@WellfortheBird damn that 25kmh law sounds stupid , especially when you can go faster on a regular bike

[@mkzhero]

@@WellfortheBird you can get a good E bike for 1-2k$, and spend a couple days and a few more PENNIES to slap a pretty decently made tent-aerodynamic shell on top. This pricing is BULLSHIT. I think you can get a similar looking, fully covered mini EV for way less than that too, WAY more well made, with WAY more battery, and maybe even with an AC! This is utter bullshit. And yet this start-up prototype looking shit costs this much, and for what, because you get to PEDAL? Again, get a normal E bike and convert it, those things are far more properly priced and you don't need a lot to build a shell.

[@tmdosu]

That's almost the price of a brand new 4x4 Dacia Duster. I most certainly prefer that.

[@steveelkins52]

Panting like a dog, but happy to achieve a 24% gradient! I certainly wouldn't feel safe in traffic in that, but appreciate the enthusiasm, as we really need an alternative for cars in cities.

[@another3997]

Why do you think it's any less safe than normal cycles or motorcycles?

[@kathyfann]

It’s nice looking 👀 and Looks well made.

[@sustainablelivingnl773]

Fantastic.

[@mohdsabreeyacob348]

Long time to see you John, great video and very nice haircut, take care John.

[@devenair681]

"I made it to the top" he said breathlessly. For me not being so fit I would need more assistance. Great design though. 👍👍

[@DamienSpinelli]

Love how the guy on a regular bike passes by lol. 😂

[@ComedyKraze1]

Its the 14k price loooool i would find it hard even if i was a millionaire the thing had a missing lock on the battery that would fully put me off knowing its a 14k bike... You could of at least showcased a brand new one tbh but hey good luck im curious to see if this sells in the future at that price

[@HeathenRides]

@@ComedyKraze1 it's already many other pod bike's for sale so why not

[@andrewnorris5415]

And overtaken by an unassisted guy on a cheap as chips MTB. Not good. A lot of hassle to avoid getting wet. And these things must be easy to steal, way easier than a car, I would just not park it anywhere.

[@globalist1990]

@@andrewnorris5415 i guess people never heard of waterproof clothing and backpacks… lol

[@Englishkin]

This is a good, honest video testing the uphill capability and characteristics of such a vehicle. A non-electric-assisted trike with a good gear ratio in lowest gear can get the same result (and not leave the driver huffing-and-puffing exerted!). The small size of such trikes/quads often enables them to be out of the way (or can more easily get out of the way) of faster, motorized vehicles who one doesn't want to impede going uphill. A totally pedalled trike (or bike or quad) is similar to a lorry/truck going uphill -- slower and needing to take the slow lane. They're very good, however, at evading the Big Oil-dependency and climate destruction of fuel-dependent motorized vehicles.

[@cjon4256]

What an impressive little vehicle!

[@errolcollins7647]

Your Drycle made it bro but i didin't think you would, it sounded like you had just run a marathon, well done.

[@CraigDohner]

Errol Collins I was just searching through the comments to see if anyone else caught that. There's not too many comments saying this. I think it's almost like a parody hahaha

[@jetgold]

Very nice, I need a vehicle like this badly. It seems like I could do 90 percent of my shopping and weekly chores. Best of luck it great seeing you're channel still going 👍👏.

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

That's a great wee video you made! Okay then, you're obviously fit as a fiddle making it up that hill but if I tried that the windows would have all fogged up and it would have been expanding and contracting with my every gasping breath! Downhill with my new massive weight gains there's bound to have been lots of black smoke as the heat from the brakes melted the tires and caused the back end to burst into flames. But you made it look like anyone could do it. If I was in it I'd probably have bounced off a few cars before finding out it was a one way hill, funny that, one way up so you are going to get stuck up there if you can make it up.

[@dronexfun8469]

That yellow balloon looked so lonely.

[@aggopian]

All Hail Yellow Balloon!

[@supercurioTube]

Such a strange vehicle!! And that's coming from someone riding electric unicycles primarily 😁 Pretty cool overview 👍 After you demonstrated the climbing ability, it's certainly great that it can make it, however fairly slowly in PEV terms despite being wide. Although the quality of the Shimano motor, display and batteries is rather high it's also a bit of a missed opportunity to be limited to 250W, and get 2 large, heavy and extremely expensive battery packs for the capacity offered at only 36V. I hope they'll be successful in the niche 👍 It seems to be a good machine to build or maintain fitness with a unique proposition.

[@velokernow3696]

Even I have not heard of an electric unicycle, I've gotta look them up!

[@Bipbiprna]

It's limited to 250W so that it can still be legally considered a bicycle in UK as well as in EU.

[@bobbieboothroyd8531]

Hi John you look really well its been sometime since we last sore you but its good to see you

[@pauls9440]

I had a 36kg Velomobile it was super hard on the knees on hills it really needed an electric assist. I think the crossover between needing one and not is a formula based on rider fitness/weight/efficiency and usual terrain (a complex formula!)

[@manikdesign]

I wouldn’t even buy it for £2100. How does this become so expensive!! Make it simple and cheap

[@aoibhinnomahony7712]

British greed

[@officialdreymedina3468]

Wait china to make it cheaper LMAO it was all high quality branded parts ATM that's why it's expensive

[@lexstockton2451]

Looks very cool but over 14K GBP, plus options? That is going to be a tough sale. On my feed as I watched the video there was an add for a electric micro car with a lower price, for most no peddling for less money would make the choice pretty easy. They might get some sales from the few, the proud and the slightly crazy (and well off financially) crowd but I fear this isn’t going to go well in the market. Drop 50 kilos and the price by 50% and the future might be bright. Well, that and maybe a restyle, not exactly an E type Jag, is it?

[@jimmysqueezyronin5623]

Blimey! You looked like you were properly working hard😃👍

[@b.griffin317]

Good review.

[@marksadventures3889]

I wonder how it would handle Yorkshire...lol. I think the luggage space is tiny, maybe extend that space backward. I think sometimes trying to save space we lose options. I do think it has great potential though. I suppose you could tow a trailer.

[@bolwem50]

looks like a mini smart car, very nice.

[@TheVelomobileChannel]

Weird looking vehicle. The ground clearance seems bit low, but other than that it seems quite practical vehicle. How much does it have luggage space? The seat looks very comfortable, but with five point harnes it is quite overkill for a bicycle :D Thanks for showing us the bottom of the vehicle. Very interesting to see how it works. The drivetrain looks bit complicated with extra gears and differential. But it makes the vehicle more practical. Though it's very heavy.

[@supercurioTube]

Haha I was also counting the weight of each accessories in my mind when looking around. And what about this metallic plate in the middle! Why 😂 The design doesn't seem fully optimized for weight yet but they seem to have hit their targets on robustness.

[@Room-qy6md]

I like the elegant design of this vehicle... But I have to admit that the technic is nice. Only an expandable backside would be nice for more cargo space.

[@ferventheat]

Good reporting John! Apart from its looks 🐷, its been well thought through, designed and put together. The price did shock me though! And that's with a Kickstarter... I expect the next gen will find it lighter, faster, quieter, prettier 🤞, cheaper and more efficient. It's got quite a bit of competition at the moment. It's definitely a growing movement though, we'll see more and more as electric cars , government policies and congestion charges become the vogue. If I had that kind of money to throw around, I would opt for a quatrovelo with £5k worth of batteries, motor and all the optional extras, upgrades, spares and a trailer, and in pretty colour.

[@charng]

a very elegent piece. is there any concerns about the chain wear? and the drivetrain is not totally sealed from the open environment, how often does it need to be cleaned?

[@djsquibby]

Very cool, apart from the price.. Would be good to see a two seater version?

[@ashpunting]

that was a very steep hill to climb and I live in Sheffield, hairs looking, smooth bro,

[@andrewnorris5415]

I would be impressed were it not for the guy on the cheap unassisted mtb sailing by him.... I sometimes ride into Sheffield through all the hill and I live 100 miles away. Would not think of using this thing.

[@ashpunting]

@@andrewnorris5415 Ha Ha nice 1

[@oliverpolden]

These would be a lot more appealing if the powered limit was 20mph so you can keep up with city traffic.

[@STUCASHX]

If a fit cyclist can easily do 30mph, is it discriminatory to deny an unfit cyclist the same privilege?😉

[@philippelrsy]

Congrats ! This is future.

[@jurivlk5433]

I hope not!

[@mickd6942]

Add a radio rear view reversing camera and make the back tail lights flash and act as brake lights and increase the cargo area then I think this could be a winner , I think Clive Sinclair was ahead of the time with the c5 but I think the drycycles time is now , I say that because I’m a fifty four year old who rides an e bike with a travoy trailer but I have used the mrs’s mobility scooter for nipping to town because it’s nippy and if you include waiting times it actually beats the bus , we’ve looked at Enclosed one’s like the cabin car for inclement weather , I wouldn’t use the mobility scooter in the road but I would use a drycycle, if anything will make this fail it’s the price but their hand made , maybe mass production could bring this price down , the designer has obviously put his heart and sole into this so I hope they’re a huge success , they certainly turn heads .

[@abigailpip112]

Website not registered. Did they not make it in the end? Was very pricey, such a shame, good idea.

[@hunyesmith03]

I didn’t realise this was 3 years ago but you basically went past both my family home and current home, I remember when I was in year 7 and was trying to make friends with some cool kids who wanted to find a fun hill to ride down quickly I took them here and they chickened out big time! I convinced them to go up Holly Lodge instead, even though it’s basically the same, it’s longer and looks slightly less scary lol

[@hunyesmith03]

Also, I’d love one of these but can’t see myself paying so much, especially for only a single seat.

[@cra_55]

Anyone that spends that much money on this thing instead of a car or motorcycle needs some serious help

[@foreverhungry84]

imagine getting totalled by a car!! they would be burying you in it. give me a motorcycle any day

[@iordacheemanuel8965]

why not a car and a motocycle,you ca have bowth for 21,000 $

[@mkzhero]

Buy twenty-one E bikes for that money, use one, rent the rest, far better deal, and it'll EARN you money instead! Lol this thing is bullshit

[@jackgrant7356]

Yeah, id rather just have a bike. Doesnt it take all the joy out of cycling? Not to mention that it will take a parking space.

[@HeathenRides]

I saw a lot of room for improvement on this vehicle,,i mean if you want All the same function's same look but about half the weight... it's still very nice

[@vondahe]

This contraption makes Postman Pat’s car look like a Lamborghini. I cannot imagine who would spend that kind of (their OWN) money on a tricycle terrarium.

[@AllWheelsGood]

Did they go bust or similar? I see that there was an auction of all their unit contents back in July this year.

[@khalidacosta7133]

What this video has taught me.... you don't really have hills in London. I call that a slight incline. Come up to Yorkshire! :)

[@TheWelshman50]

Fantastic build but the price is out of reach for most people think the podbike is more realistic for most folk

[@ingenious4t]

Yes I agree, the Podbike is superb in more ways than one. Not sure if you’ve also seen the ‘Podride’, it’s also really nice although it’s not in production just yet, so I hope they price it competitively!

[@jenniferbaez8108]

It seems like a cool thing to buy. But the prices way too expensive. It's a cool bicycle.

[@Seafariireland]

Super bike!

[@kevinoakes1171]

Looks like the love child of a mobility scooter and a Sinclair C5 !!.. lol

[@rtvz-randomtvzemun1681]

I hope they start selling that in South Florida

[@Pushyhog]

offer bafang too, bafang just built a new office warehouse in germany.

[@jackgrant7356]

How do you keep cool? You dont look sweaty, but isnt it like a greenhouse in there?

[@AlainHubert]

I'd hate to have to put back a derailed chain on this... And on hot summer days, this cockpit must be suffocating! Oh, and the price is prohibitive ($21,000 USD). But nice review/test nonetheless.

[@jacobjcobb1662]

I'm amazed it made it

[@josedariopinto3728]

Here in the U.S. this wonderful machine would not be legal in some of our states 😶😬

[@eugenijusjutinskas3563]

Geras ..jei turi savo kiemà garaza ... Nekalbek nes dusina ..!

[@PedroMartinez-nl1gr]

14000+ pounds for a one sitter bicycle! Holy crispy donuts!

[@barriewilliams4526]

Interesting video. One thing though. We still use miles in this country...🤔

[@TobiMcTobeface]

I have questions but let's start at the obvious: why does it have a chain tensioner? It has a derailleur and cassette manual drive train

[@ingenious4t]

Great video John, it’s an awful shame the ‘Drycycle’ is so expensive compared to its competitors, it could really take off.

[@CodyCha]

Why is it rattling like it was put together with superglue

[@SaschaVIE]

Why didn't you use maccaroni-mode? Boost-mode sounds quite lame compared to the unknown others.

[@kerbsidemotors9249]

How does the dry cycle compare to the sinclair iris as dry cycle looks vastly over priced and held together with velcro

[@kenttrussell8669]

man this is a great invention, a DRYCYCLE, man i won't get wet when it RAINS, who invented this product?

[@fred1534]

Your dripping in sarcasm 😀

[@johanneskoedood2235]

exactly 1 year ago you had the same drycykle but only in jellow

[@Beatles5]

This reminds me about the Swedish Podride

[@johnchoice1371]

What about making some kind of detachable rain canopy for an existing bicycle?

[@will4may175]

There's already many out there, search on YT for Veltop, you can get covers for cycle mpod and mobility scooters not necessarily from Veltop as that was the first name that came up on Google search just now, I could remember seeing them a while ago, there used to be ponchos many years ago.

[@johnchoice1371]

@@will4may175 Thanks. You notice this machine here, for what it does, is extremely pricey (over £14000). You could buy a nice car for less money.

[@TheRoybus19666]

the Sinclair C5 tried this and failed i see a lot of the same problems with this but i like the concept

[@dancetweety10]

It is the Sinclair C5 all over again.

[@danielch6662]

That one was only £400, but no cover, so not dry. Still, £15k ... even considering inflation ...

[@lonnietaylor2759]

Doesn't have any room packages, does it have any storage space?..

[@gerardojesusjuradocasillas6337]

Good afternoon teacher to remember in bicitekax

[@stevenlewin4129]

This guy should get a beast battery then he will be zooming

[@rollacoastaride1937]

it's like Bugsy Malone meets 2001 a space odyssey

[@FranklinNewhart]

I just tried to go to the drycycle site and for some reason it won't find the site.

[@sharingiscaringlove]

Hi is it still possible to find this drycycle somewhere? Or perhaps someone who invent it or have any parts for it? Company site is not available..anyone know what happened with this project?

[@velo-ads4206]

He shut the company down and auctioned everything off quite awhile back.

[@Trener_Artem]

The 250 watts limit law is kinda dumb.

[@patrickmckowen2999]

I love it - now get it down to 5k$ Cheers

[@DarkHoodness]

I saw the prototypes of these being sold off on a website somewhere about six months ago or so for about £2k each - I guess the company folded. Shame, it was a sound idea that'd have appealed to some, but maybe a bit before its time, and far, far too expensive. Also looked ugly! The Frikar Podbike seems to be doing better at least, but I doubt it'll be allowed to be sold in the UK as it is. Someone needs to make a practical velomobile priced reasonably at £3k or lower, which uses standard bike/ebike parts that are easily repairable or replaceable, else it's just a rich person's toy with a niche use and less functionality of a normal ebike - Just you don't get wet in the rain and can park it anywhere. Make it able to tow a bike trailer, too - Then it'll actually compete as an alternative travel option.

[@P2TE]

The Drycycle is looking like the vehicle for me, but there's an important question I have about all the vehicles in this channel: How tall is John? I'm wondering how well I'd fit in some of these.

[@yell50]

Well this guy looks fit what about the averages person using this mode of transport? It's so versatile because you could remove the battery and charge it within your home for those who live in tower blocks etc

[@johnthompson280]

Why is the Drycycle website link not working ?

[@royroy12345]

I am 6'5 or 196cm. Would I be able to fit inside?

[@Ontheroadtourism]

I really like this vehicle, but I feel it’s trying to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. I use my electric bike for all my local journeys and if it’s raining I either wear suitable clothing or take public transport.

[@lihtan]

That open differential is going to be no good when you have to deal with snow or ice.

[@percyfaith11]

It's going to be shite to even clean, regardless of ice or snow.

[@another3997]

You can say the same for bicyles or motorcycles, plus most cars have open differentials. Front engine, rear drive cars are particularly disadvantaged. I fail to see how this machine is any worse in that regard.

[@another3997]

​@@percyfaith11 Why is it? Why can't you wash it? Tip this vehicle on it's back and you can clean everything underneath.

[@lihtan]

@@another3997 With an open differential, you can compensate somewhat if you can put a lot of weight on the drive wheels. FWD drive cars are less effected by open diffs compared to RWD. If the vehicle is really light, a limited slip or locking differential is the way to go. I've notice that there are some e-trikes on the market that use a front hub motor, with an open diff in the rear. I've heard many comments about how sketchy these are because of how easily the rear wheels will completely lose traction.

[@andrewnorris5415]

Going flat out and overtaken by a guy on a cheap human-powered mtb.

[@bobbieboothroyd8531]

John Can we get PEBL bikes over here in the UK. they Have them in the Americas. and you can carry a second person. the ELF is anther they have

[@entropybentwhistle]

It needs openable flap windows. I’d be melting without some breeze on my face putting in that much work.

[@charng]

i hope the tyres have solid insert otherwise they are still susceptible to punctures/flats.

[@peetiegonzalez1845]

Sinclair C5. Finally made it.

[@jonahbert111]

It doesn't generate electricity going down?

[@saturn7_dev]

Their website isnt working...are they still in business ?

[@AllWheelsGood]

No.

[@NocturnalRS]

Lol they used a gaming chair for the seat =P

[@donsmith3573]

£14,000 ! I imagine that’s to recoup the money spent on ally moulds. If low volume I would have gone full carbon shell, + bonded chassis, resin injection bag moulds, etc etc

[@sbl17jackson37]

With a top speed of 15.5 MPH, this vehicle is too slow.

[@rhinovirus2225]

Only makes sense if you live in the city but I could see a normal bike being better because you could weave through traffic if it's real heavy and slow. Just get a poncho for the rain

[@c5cha7]

Probably due to UK law, anything over 15mph you need a license for

[@johntrevy1]

@@c5cha7 They should have it as a CBT license.

[@BernalAzul]

Would you have any problems parking at a bike park? I mean, so we do not have to pay as parking a car...