You seem to be well educated about moped use here in Ontario. I'm looking to buy a moped for a short daily commute (~8km) on very hilly terrain. I'm in Niagara region and my question is: can I use a moped in subzero temps? Keeping in mind I wouldn't be driving on slippery roads, i.e. when it's snowing.
I currently use a traditional bicycle, but I'm tired of sweating so much!
PS - looking at the 2005 Tomos bullet, new.
I'd appreciate some guidance on the subzero issue.
5 Comments:
At 9/17/2005 12:25 PM,
Freddie said…
Me, me
At 9/17/2005 3:18 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi folks,
You seem to be well educated about moped use here in Ontario. I'm looking to buy a moped for a short daily commute (~8km) on very hilly terrain. I'm in Niagara region and my question is: can I use a moped in subzero temps? Keeping in mind I wouldn't be driving on slippery roads, i.e. when it's snowing.
I currently use a traditional bicycle, but I'm tired of sweating so much!
PS - looking at the 2005 Tomos bullet, new.
I'd appreciate some guidance on the subzero issue.
At 9/17/2005 7:13 PM,
Freddie said…
Hey Al,
you didn't leave a contact, so I'll address your questions here. I have a few years experience with Tomos mopeds. I also sell mopeds.
For future dialog e-mail me at simplymopeds@yahoo.com,
Freddie
At 9/18/2005 1:44 PM,
Anonymous said…
You can ride them in subzero weather, but dress really warmly. My son drove mine to work at -20 Celsius.
At 9/20/2005 9:33 AM,
Anonymous said…
hmm, I can't seem to log on as anyone other than anonymous. NO, the other anon is not me, Haha. David
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