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Next time you put on your helmet, check the date inside. They're only suppose to be 100% effective for so many years.

Aesthetically, I see nothing special.

Simple: Test ride as many as you can. You'll know what's right for you.

I wrapped my bike with 3M transparent car protection film. Every now and then I go over it with a wipe-on and leave it car sealer.....simple.

I figured a way to use my portable trunk mounted bike rack from my car as a maintenance stand before purchasing a dedicated bike stand.

Depending upon my surroundings, human that is, I do wear one. If no one is in close proximity, I'd slip it down and give my nostrils a break. My go-to bike path can get somewhat crowded at times.

My shutting down issue was finally, FINALLY fixed by replacing the intuvia mount with the latest version (Five brass pins, two silver)

You say you need black. Testor makes flat or glossy, whichever suits your needs. I needed a semi-gloss so I used flat black and just hand rubbed it to give it a slight sheen. Great little bottles. I remember using them 50+ years ago during my plastic models stage.

Because their parents take them to wherever they want to go!! We never had "playdates." We just rode to our friend's houses and probably rode our bikes somewhere else from there.

Rotate and set the pedal to the low point of its revolution and step onto it at that point proceeding to ride on from there.

It's really simple: Which one did you enjoy the riding experience to a greater degree. That's the first step.

I caught that on Sunday as well

x Afternoon Xmarus, As a fellow New Yorker, I've had intermittent shut downs for at least a year and a half no matter what the outside temps are. I've had the intuvia, the intuvia mount, and the battery to motor harness replaced to no avail. Lastly my LBS upgraded the firmware a little over...

2 more than myself

Yup, that was me. Didn't matter to the officers involved. They weren't only ticketing, they were confiscating anything with an obvious motor including pedal assist. I began explaining the classification differences to them to no avail. Ran upstairs to get some documented DiBlasio statements to...

Why would you want to ride in a lush secluded forest, or on a pristine beach under vibrant blue skies, when you can ride in this:

If you live in the city or whereabouts that use salt to fight against ice on their streets, I'd advise wiping down your tires and frame to remove any buildup. Your components will last longer. As I do for my cars, I occasionally use 303 aerospace protectant to treat the tires and some of the...

I started using this mirror attached to my glasses but then I wanted something more substantial. I purchased the EVT Safe Zone Bicycle Helmet Mirror and never looked back (pardon the pun). Much larger field of view and pretty stable as well...

Here's a couple of commercial "throttle" ebikes allowed in NYC and another as a cab somewhere in Europe I believe. Pretty cool.

Sorry, I don't, it's never out of my sight. But I'm starting to see people locking their ebikes here in NYC. I'm still skeptical.