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rgseidl @ Jan 28th 2008 12:27PM
This is admittedly expensive but remove the pedals and stick in a decent PMSM motor plus some modern batteries and you'd have quite the head-turner, at least if you're under 5' tall and the sun is out.
Unfortunately, the top speed would have to be electronically limited to just 25mph to qualifies as an NEV. Any more on a four-wheeled vehicle and you'd have to conduct crash tests.