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Summon EU/Swedish UFical: ref- EU-Mopeds	by Hieraco	2011-04-02 02:58:06
A couple of thoughts*	by shargo	2011-04-02 06:37:28
A class 2 moped is normally allowed to use bicycle paths, EU-moped isn't. A bike with electric assistance is always considered a bicycle IIRC. So while slower these two can use more efficient routes. All three aren't allowed on motorways etc. I don't know (but doubt) that the electric bike require traffic insurance. Locks: Do check with insurance company what they require (thefts of EU mopeds and insurance frauds are relative common so the insurance companies are on their toes). Insurance: Check cost for theft, damage etc (besides the obligatory traffic) A serious company can answer all of these questions and then some! :-P Service and spare parts? A type 1 moped should come registered IMHO! Otherwise I'd smell a rotten fish (it's the importer/manufactor that needs to provide proofs of stuff anyway). * Do note that I personally dislike EU mopeds and thinks the streets would be far better without them. _{<rant> And if I ever catch you driving on a walking path I will censored, censored & censored. </rant> Luckily I'm very confident that THAT will never be an issue :-)}
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I'm going to ride on a walking path	by oedlan	2011-04-02 06:52:59
Then I sincerely hope you get stopped	by shargo	2011-04-02 07:09:03
Agreed	by mtempsch	2011-04-02 08:00:02
If a moped is classed as a motor vehicle,	by kahuana	2011-04-02 09:05:58
Motorway riding	by mtempsch	2011-04-02 10:09:11
actually, i think it's ok to ride there	by oedlan	2011-04-02 12:41:32
OK!	by mtempsch	2011-04-02 14:48:14
additionally	by mtempsch	2011-04-02 08:03:29

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