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Well, I've made it past 500 miles on my E3 Path. Some of the issues seemed to have either disappeared or changed a little. The local bike shop feels that because it's a new bike, things tend to loosen a little. It's been running fine so far. The shop also gave me a technique to help with the...

I have this bike as well and noticed a grinding sound when shifting all the way down to low gear and climbing a hill.

Thanks for enlightening video. That's well beyond me. I like to ride rollercoasters and know guys who could give engineering explanations like that for those. But just like the bike, I just want to get on and ride. The one question that begs asking is, didn't the engineers who designed these...

The sensation was the first time I ever experienced it. I've ridden regular human powered bikes before this and had never once felt like it was going to go out of control. This happened while coasting and going past 30 mph on a hill that is about a quarter mile long in length. This same hill...

Fascinating.

I just wanted to thank you fo It really would have been nice to ride a few different bikes before buying one. My local shop had a Schwin that was a little overpriced and very underpowered (250 watt). But that's retail. They have to make a profit too.

I'm somewhat new to a lot of the terminology. I found articles about "Death Wobble", but not "Speed Wobble". At any rate, holding the handlebar is fine until you get to about 30. The bike is stable below that. But I do have that wobble or thump in back wheel. That certainly doesn't help...

The speed came from a natural coast down a big hill in my commute. Tapping the brake keeping the bike under 25 is keeping it under control. I never experienced this on any other bike I ever rode. Is it possible the issue with the rear wheel could be contributing?

Hi. I'm new here and hope someone can help. I just bought the E3 Path+. It's being used as a commuter for a 22 mile round trip. So far it's been great. Better than I expected, especially on a couple of the hills I have to climb. I've owned the bike for just about two weeks now and have a...