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PedalUma replied to the thread Hello everyone! A conversion lover here.If I recall, that system is made in India and was used on some commercial bikes sold by retailers. -
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The controller is actually also the battery holder, so yes, it’s at the bottom of the battery, but it’s not inside the battery itself... -
PedalUma replied to the thread Hello to EBR forum member.@JohnnoG, Welcome! What is the terrain in your area? Most people find that they like the bike so much that they use it more than...
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Hi Chrstn and JGcycle, Thank you for welcome. My first observation is the Countries of USA and Canada, both vast areas, and enabling...
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PedalUma replied to the thread helmet search bike.That is really funny, because seconds ago I reordered some on Amazon. I often give them away to other cyclists. It is hard to believe...
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I'm a little late with this question, @PedalUma, where can I find these?
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PedalUma replied to the thread Favorite Eats Post Ride.I have not eaten a termite's tail in something like 15-years. At that time I was living on a mountain top overlooking the sea in the...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Hello everyone! A conversion lover here.Is the controller integrated at the bottom of the battery?
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here is my blue baby
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PedalUma replied to the thread Favorite Eats Post Ride.I started with some chili verde and went on to short ribs with cheddar o'graten. For breakfast.
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Cold beer and a pepperoni slice, zero contest! People talk trash about cured meats, but after a long ride, salt and fat are exactly what...
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The author makes an important point. My buddies and I roamed all over the outer suburbs of Charlotte, NC on our bikes as early teens in...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Hello from AZ.Okay, I thought those were the springs behind the pads. This is want I meant. Maybe they are brake pad alignment shims, or something...
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Shimano calls them "brake pad presser springs".
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Just the front. The rear is adequate for the percentage of stopping it contributes.
