Funny story, my brother bought his grandson who is 8 or 9 and junior "bulls" ebike. Very expensive ebike but top notch components. This was a gift from Santa Claus. The kid gets the bike and is disappointed. He tells his grandmother "I wanted Santa to bring me an Ancheer!". They get a refund...
I just finished "1929" by Andrew Ross Sorkin... I was appalled at the backhanded deals and corruption in the stock market back then and I'm sure it's still there today
I don't want to pry but how much was the bike if you don't mind sharing. I know they're expensive but as of late, it seems almost all ebikes have become more affordable not factoring tariffs. Not sure how companies can get around that
I had a CRX too. It was my favorite car that I ever owned. It was a little less than 10k USD back in 91' and I got the "HF" model with the 68? HP engine.. EPA rating was 49/52 and I could beat those numbers hyper milling. I loved that car but sadly it was a northeast vehicle and after 20 years...
I haven't ridden my ebike in two and a half months. Only two and a half more months to go. Oh well, I appreciate it more when I don't get to ride it every day
Just curious, I bought my second ebike about a year ago and tariffs weren't a thing at that time. My bike is a "rize" ebike and came from Canada. I shudder to think what kind of fees I would have today if I had the same bike delivered to my house
I'm constantly playing games while riding my ebike. I typically ride the same route from home and I know exactly where my battery should be at each stage of the ride. I hesitate before every shift to protect the drive train even though I have shift detect. The shift detect is a little slow some...