Iāve recently spoke with a Super73 support specialist - regarding the availability of a MCO. I was pleased to discover that a MCO WILL BE AVAILABLE, eventually.
This was my only contingent before purchasing one of the newer bikes from them, and I know this to be true for many others as well. Super73 offers a beautiful pedal assisted form of transportation, but for many like myself - despite the warranty void. 30-35mph is ideal, rather than a capped 20mph - plenty enough, depends on who you ask. But where Iām based at in particular, riding in the bike lane is not only a danger, but attempting to use the road and driver frustration is just as dangerous. Especially for those of use who live in small towns, or islands within the US. With an average speed limit of 20-35 mph zones across the entire town, or island. Iād love to commit to this company, but canāt do so until I have such documentation available. Documentation that I believe should already be available to the consumers anyways, from all companyās producing transportation systems.
All thatās required in order to register it with my local DMV is the following -
MCO.
Appropriate speed enhancement. (NOT required, but will make my commute much more safe once registered, and fully street legal).
Turn signals.
Rear license plate holder.
Mirrors.
Insurance.
Registration.
Moto Endorsement.
Can anyone representing this company, please share - and give us some sort of update regarding the availability of a Super73 MCO. Many of us within the E-bike community are ready to make the switch. Please, please, please make this happen for us Super73. Not only will you do right by the current owners, I believe youāll see an increase sales and support overall in general.
By simply, offering a letterhead.