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Searching threads with insurance in the title will return some very good thread on that subject like the one below https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/e-bike-insurance.53921/

The solution for high power bikes is dual drivetrain, or integrated motor gearbox.

https://ebike-mtb.com/en/dji-avinox-review/ https://lfbikes.com/blogs/blog/more-dji-ebikes-powered-by-avinox-motor-forbidden-druid-unno-mith?srsltid=AfmBOopc4Vkrx1Jpsx0qGKdbc2C_IYYEVKacSySMRXWqlz_lNyapJXJV

Interesting info and worth a try...

Have you tried contacting them top ask them that?

If you are ready to throw away the kindernay,why not tryi to fill it up with grease instead of oil?

Same, that should not be happening. Nothing should be interfering with pedaling when the power shuts off

It does not sound right that it would block the pedals when reaching the limit of assist. I would suggest contacting the vendor and or pinion and press the issue with them, to figure out what is wrong with your bike, rather than assuming it is normal...

There is indeed some seriously ugly designs in there :)

https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/americas-health-insurance-grinches-a-scathing-indictment-of-market-economics

Assuming you can afford it, If you do not trust the reason they want money, you can just offer to pay directly for the expense you agree with.

The basic principle of a torque based pedal assist is that it delivers a power proportional to your own input. The PAS level you choose normally determines what that max power is, but the actual power depends on how much you put in. That said, there are many subtilities in the settings and the...

No it does not explain it. If a price can go from $1,500 to $11,000 for the exact same service in the exact same area, someone is screwing you. As for the liability insurance yes, it is a very small part of the problem, but there would be ways to control it. Unfortunately nothing is being done...

Believe me I tried everything .... Every time we have medical bills I need to spend days and hours trying to correct "errors" that are always to the benefit of the insurance... In France, if You are local with Social Security, it covers 60-70% of the cost, and you have a complementary...

Let me give you two real life examples 1) Years ago our daughter needed to have outpatient surgery, we understood it was not covered by insurance so after a lot of work (it is next to impossible to get in advance pricing), we managed to get an advanced quote from the surgeon, the...