What I am trying to say..
I'm not really sure what your trying to say either.
Tbh it's actually more difficult to get an ebike up onto most munros, your standard 160mm Enduro bike is generally around 30lb-ish, ebikes are 20lb more than that. I'll quite happily carry my bike up a steep rocky path to ride back down it, but with the extra weight of an ebike, that's not happening. Sgor Gaoith frinstance is a good candidate, as you can pedal all the way to the top, Binnien Mor ain't happening. So, there's actually less mountains that are appealing with assisted bikes.
I'm a responsible biker, always have been, I'll cede to walkers, don't fly up behind folk etc. But there are dicks on bikes, same as there are dicks on foot and in cars, c'est la vie.
In terms of high level plant life, folk on foot are way more likely to go off path on the tops, it's no exactly great fun pedalling across soggy grass or heather.
Mountaineering Scotland wouldn't discuss this as it's part of our access rights in Scotland, I'd imagine.