Hey all
I uploaded this when testing out my Mavic Pro Active Track on my Super73 electric bike.

Nice work.

Looks like you had a lot of fun making that.  

Woe Posted at 4-7 19:42
Nice work.

lol thank you

DAFlys Posted at 4-8 02:02
Looks like you had a lot of fun making that.

thanks, and always fun riding my super73

Tydrones Posted at 4-8 03:01
lol thank you

You're welcome.

Very nicely done.  

You managed to get the preview.
Nice.
And nice video too!

Tydrones Posted at 4-8 03:02
thanks, and always fun riding my super73

Whats the range like on the super73?

DAFlys Posted at 4-8 23:56
Whats the range like on the super73?

Well it can do 30+ miles* of range at 20mph under throttle only operation and an estimated 50+ miles* of range using ECO pedal assist mode

Tydrones Posted at 4-9 01:35
Well it can do 30+ miles* of range at 20mph under throttle only operation and an estimated 50+ miles* of range using ECO pedal assist mode

Thats pretty good.  Just need them to change the law so they are legal to use in the UK.

DAFlys Posted at 4-9 01:50
Thats pretty good.  Just need them to change the law so they are legal to use in the UK.

lol they are legal to use in the UK, why did you think they werent ?

That is some slick tracking on the Mavic. I wish I would use this drone feature more often.

Tydrones Posted at 4-9 02:02
lol they are legal to use in the UK, why did you think they werent ?

On the roads they are not legal as they don't have insurance/mot etc,  and on the pavements they are too fast to be legal so that means you can only ride them on private or common land.

DAFlys Posted at 4-10 07:51
On the roads they are not legal as they don't have insurance/mot etc,  and on the pavements they are too fast to be legal so that means you can only ride them on private or common land.

You can ride an electric bike in England, Scotland and Wales if you're 14 or over, as long as it meets certain requirements. These electric bikes are known as 'electrically assisted pedal cycles' ( EAPCs ). You do not need a licence to ride one and it does not need to be registered, taxed or insured.

Tydrones Posted at 4-10 11:44
You can ride an electric bike in England, Scotland and Wales if you're 14 or over, as long as it meets certain requirements. These electric bikes are known as 'electrically assisted pedal cycles' ( EAPCs ). You do not need a licence to ride one and it does not need to be registered, taxed or insured.

Thats only true upto 15.5mph,  you said it would do 20mph.

DAFlys Posted at 4-13 03:53
Thats only true upto 15.5mph,  you said it would do 20mph.

yeah mine can do up to 20mph thats because i had it mod, but i could easily switch it back to the legal settings by a press of a button, lol like James Bond.

Tydrones Posted at 4-13 04:45
yeah mine can do up to 20mph thats because i had it mod, but i could easily switch it back to the legal settings by a press of a button, lol like James Bond.

Nice,  I didn't realise they were "pedal assist".

I tried active track once - need to work on it more - this looks great!

Erikbomb Posted at 4-22 13:58
I tried active track once - need to work on it more - this looks great!

thank you, you should active track is a fun way to understand your drone without using the controller

Very Nice Video! Thanks For Sharing!

NatureDigital Posted at 4-30 11:42
Very Nice Video! Thanks For Sharing!

thank you

Tydrones Posted at 5-1 11:05
thank you

you're welcome

Very nicely done

A J Posted at 5-28 12:12
Very nicely done

Lol thank you

Tydrones Posted at 5-29 15:50
Lol thank you

You're welcome

Great video amazing experience!