50+ year old Scandinavian here. We were kind of surprised to see Nokia enter the cellphone market. Before that, we knew the company for rubber boots.

Bike batteries that would give you greater range at that speed don't exist. You have no idea what you're talking about.

Ha ha! I love that people are upvoting your little fantasy. That's not happening. The motors are required to cut out at 20 mph. However, some users modify them to bypass that limit at a cost. An e-bike going 40 mph on a decent battery is only going to have a range of about 8 miles on a full charge.

That's part of it. It's also continued use of batteries that have been damaged, use of cheap chargers that don't automatically stop charging when battery is full, use of third party chargers to lower charging time, user modified bikes to bypass 20 mph speed limit.

E-Bikes are limited to 20 mph. If they go faster, they've been modified by the user.

Whew! Dodged a bullet there.

I never said that it makes sense. But the man's name is Weng Sor.

His name.

If you look at Google maps on satellite view, try zooming in on the darker spots in urban areas. You'll find that the darker spots are in fact greener and have much larger and more affluent houses than the lighter areas. It's a "thing".

So they were "clinical insomniacs" until someone actually watched them sleep.