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Veteran's discount? First I've heard of that. I ordered an XP last year and a step-through this year for my wife which FEDEX is supposed to deliver today. Ordered in July for August delivery. So how much does a Veteran's discount get you?

I'm sure the same setting that allows the bike to go to 28 mph can be adjusted in the opposite direction to limit speed to say 15 mph.

No Google on your PC? https://www.amazon.com/ECOTRIC-Electric-Foldable-Aluminum-Mountain/dp/B0814QN2VQ

Not the experience most people have. PAS5 should take you to 20 mph. I seem to remember PAS 1 or 2 took me to the 10 - 12 mph area.

I thought you understood what he was doing? He is using a Y-connector to split the power to the controller so that both batteries are connected in parallel: + to + to + - to - to - just like jumping a car except you remove the cables from the installed battery and run 2 sets on jumper cable...

Why couldn't you have them both on at the same time? It's just 2 batteries in parallel.

Well I guess that didn't happen.

Nayyy. Cyber Monday maybe?

Just got the email announcing the early Black Friday Sale. If you've been waiting for this to get your XP or another XP now's the time to jump.

Except it's not $800, it's $899, same price it was before the latest price increase.

Here's your solution: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S82FJ4J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Check out these tag-a-long bikes. Your son may be too young for one of these now but it won't be long until he can ride along: https://www.twowheelingtots.com/best-trailer-cycles/ When I used to do a lot of weekend rides with my Cannondale my son loved to come along. We even did a 150 mile...

You can't apply "2000 watts of power" to a free spinning wheel. Watts equals volts multiplied by amps. That free spinning wheel won't pull the amps to hit 2000 watts. Now if you load that wheel down and allow it to draw 50 amps at 40 volts then it has 2000 watts of power applied to it. The...