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I have a now-defunct Juice Hyperscorion. It has lights and a horn on it. Every time I take it out, I leave my car at home, and make some more room for you on the road. I am courteous to other bicyclists and pedestrians. Because I often find motorists with tail-lights out, I tell them. My health isn't so good, and my ebike has given my a bit of freedom. My car, a 2002 Camry, I use for groceries and to get me to the hospital when I need it. Please don't take our ebikes away.

Each week here in Santa Clara County, a pedestrians is killed by someone driving a car or truck, but here we are attacking ebikers--right in the middle of gas crunch, at $6.00/gallon?

There is no legislative process; there is only a threatened auto industry doing their thing.

So, all performance, super, and hyper cars break the law?

Fourteen year olds are not supposed to have Class 3 ebikes anyway.

The issue here is kids riding ebikes their parents should not have bought them, and an auto industry that feels threatened.

Underaged people are not supposed to have Class 3 ebike, anyway.

You ARE that angry old man. Each week here in Silicon Valley, a pedestrian is hit by a car. Making tough ebike laws isn't going to help that.

I am safe to operate it, but I can't put as much effort into the pedals. You may grow old, as well

No, ebikes don't create air pollution.

Firstly, anti-throttle ebike rules are abelist. If you have a bad knee or hip, you can't have an ebike? I have a fibroma on my right foot, and a lung problem, and having an ebike allows me a little fun. California also has a law that makes it difficult to put a seat on a scooter, for people who need sit down. Also, people with disabilities aren't allowed to have more than one vehicle, so, I have an old car that's not long for the world, and an ebike. Please put me in touch with a lawyer that deals with these kinds of cases, and I will stand in court for us.

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Did billionaires write the tax code, so they they won't be overtaxed in the future, ever?

When you buy something, you should own it.