The Winnipeg jets return to home ice to face the Vancouver Canucks after a dominant showing on Thursday that led to a 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. The trade deadline has passed, though, and the Jets will be looking at several changes to the lineup.
Of note, Winnipeggers will get their first look at Isak Rosén tonight, the promising add to our forward depth received as part of the Stanley/Schenn trade. Jacob Bryson will also likely make an appearance on 3D paired with Heinola; while small, he's a good puck mover that should be able to help break out of the defensive end. Lambert will also play tonight, called up from the Moose yesterday, likely making him a fixture while the forward core deals with injuries.
Projected Lineup
Forwards
Kyle Connor - Mark Scheifele - Alex Iafallo
Cole Perfetti - Adam Lowry - Gabriel Vilardi
Gustav Nyquist - Jonathan Toews - Isak Rosén
Cole Koepke - Morgan Barron - Brad Lambert
Defense
Josh Morrissey - Dylan DeMelo
Dylan Samberg - Elias Salomonsson
Hayden Fleury - Jacob Bryson
Goaltenders
Connor Hellebuyck (starting)
Eric Comrie
Except e-bikes operate in many places that cars do not. Cars being an issue isn't an excuse for anarchy everywhere else. I've seen plenty of people on e-bikes driving 30+ km/h down a public pathway in a park; you won't see a car anywhere within 300 feet of this but it's a clear danger to those in the area.
And I'd hardly call a speed limit for a bike a "burden," and e-bikes have operated in a nebulous zone as mentioned above, they are motor vehicles.
Even if you had to get a plate and follow a speed limit, there are still a million reasons why people should get out of cars and onto bikes (e- or otherwise) to move themselves around.