Recent content by GuruUno

This

If you can upload one clear photo of the underside of a European Vado S license plate bracket (or even a screenshot from a dealer), it migth be identifed the manufacturer and track down the individual part if it exists. In any event, it would be cool with the ever changing US requiremnets, it...

The MY22 service guide does not list the license plate bracket as a separate replacement part. Instead, Specialized lists: S212200011 Description: REAR FENDER, 650B, ALLOY, 65MM WIDTH, W/ HOLES FOR WIRED GARMIN RADAR & LICENSE PLATE HOLDER This is the Vado S (L1e speed-pedelec) rear fender...

Understood what you are saying, but I'm looking to see if the part may have a reference number to have ordered independently of if as you say, it is one complete "package" with rack, radar, etc., (which I'd doubt). Anyway, if anyone has one looking to ditch it or has a Specialized part number?

I'm looking to find a "European" specification fender with provisions for a license plate bracket/placement location, which is absent in the US. Ultimately, I'd also incorporate it (possibly) with my Cycliq rear video cam. The new world we must live in to be compliant.

Looks like an interesting option

Vado/Com rack has light bar, Topeal saddle bag and Garmin OEM radar so that can't work. Thanks for the photo

Can you send me a photo for a quick view of how it is mounted?

Thank you, I'll check it out.

The rear rack is already occupied with a bracket for the Garmin Radar (and if it was a v3 or v4 it would be used for a license plate bracket, etc.), I use a Topeak rack bag and an under seat bag for spare tubes/tools, so does Specilaized make a rear license plat mounting bracket for the rear...

Research AFTER the fact: How the Tax is Handled Based on How You Bought It Bought New from a NJ Bike Shop: If you have the original invoice or receipt showing you paid NJ sales tax at the time of purchase, you will not be charged again. Bought Out-of-State: If you purchased the bike in a state...

I had ZERO forewarning that there was ANY sales tax to be charged for registering the e-bikes, it was not disclosed prior that registering the bike was going to incur a sales tax. The ONLY item stated on site was that next year was a $15 registration fee, this inital registration fee was waived...

Yesterday (Friday, June 26, 2026) was the very first day the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) began registering e-bikes under the new law. I thought I was completely prepared. For several days before my appointment, I downloaded every available form from the MVC website, read every...