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He said: 'Jamie had no reason to brake at that time.' However, he said that this should not have played a part in the crash and there were not other mechanical defects. Mr Roberts found the bike's rear brakes were faulty.

Mr Roberts said the bike had an 8,000 watt battery and was illegal to ride without a valid licence and third party insurance.įor an electric bicycle to be legal in the UK, its power output must not exceed 250 watts. Jamie Jones (pictured above) died after veering off a cycle path and into a telegraph pole while riding his electric bikeĪdvanced forensic examiner Gary Roberts, of North Wales Police, inspected the bike after the crash and found it was replica of a Stealth Bomber model, but without identification plates.

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