Recent content by BillH

:) This is near Buffalo, NY....we're known for pizza and chicken wings so the Polish street pizza is an inevitable.

Yes. A place called Morluski's. Nice Italian menu also. Local Family run.

I’ll start off my days ride with a photo just upstream along the Niagara River from my usual point on my ride from home where I pedal to the Shoreline Trail and either head North (downstream) towards Niagara Falls or in todays case South (upstream) towards the City of Buffalo. In the background...

My cadence on my Charger 3 Vario HS is 93rpm for 26mph on the flats. That's considered very good and the sweet spot for fit (not me lol) cyclists.

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If you can up your budget a bit and are ok buying used I'd at least check out Upway.

You are right about today. Winds shifted to the south from yesterday when I took the photos. Now it's time to look forward to some more 90 F weather for the weekend. So far this summer it's been either cooler air from Canada (preferred) and wildfire smoke or a hot humid hell 🥵.

Been awhile posting for me. My rides each week take me down pretty much the same path over and over again mostly due to urban area I live in and no desire to share busy roads for any extended period of time. I take them from the house long enough to get to designated shoreline bike paths. This...

Really? Which motors are we talking about? Never ever ever have I heard this about any of the Bafang motors, but hey, I'm no expert.

#1 My Cruiser has no cycling of on and off. If I pedal, the motor is always on assisting and how much assist is depending on how hard I pedal. If I stop pedaling, the motor isn't active. #2 My Cruiser throttle works from a dead stop. That's how it's supposed to. Have no idea on the reset...

There are lower seat stay threaded mount holes but nothing on upper seat stay. You can use a seat post clamp that has built in rack mount.

I've gotten this close >< to purchasing that Sun Mountain Finn Cycle. It's the perfect single rider solution.

Would it attach to a rack like this:

He can’t. He’s a man child.

I went and measured the span of the clamp. It's 8" from the main bar.