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As we are moving to 110V territory, and the the charger I have is specced at 180-240V, anyone know if a suitable charger or adapter can be found? Thanks!

Tires on the new ride are Continental Cross King, 58 - 622 aka 29 X 2.30 SKS has two sets of fenders ... do I need to worry about having both fenders and rack in the rear? Any other brands I should consider? Are there racks which have a spring-loaded thingy and a rail ? Has a standard emerged...

The color is not for everyone ... decided to give the higher end model a try.

While hunting for a good deal and having Fischer recommended in response to an earlier question, I am a little torn if I should spend the extra dough. Both a 29in wheel, 21in frame models that would fit me Montis comes with Brose Drive S 500 Wh, SRAM SX Eagle x12, BR-MT400 Brakes, RockShox RECON...

I don't have one at the moment. I need one for the summer. If I have to unload it in the fall, better not buy expensive.

The units of international household moving are 20 ft containers or so-called LCL (less than container load). LCL essentially isn't much cheaper... we tried LCL getting here and it just wasn't worth it. Once you have a 20ft container, additional items are basically free, we don't have a 20ft...

I'm on the heavy side, plus I often have a kid seat mounted on the bike which makes it much harder to swing a leg over the bike to get on it. I was wondering if a diamond frame is still needed for stability (it used to be step-through bikes were all wobbly)? If no, I would just have an easier...

I have ridden the bike and it was great. The very wide tires take time to get used to when turning. The German models are limited to 250W continuous output power. I think there is some wiggle room for the manufacturers to engineer a higher peak power figure. In any case it had plenty of oomph...

I wanted to pick up a bike. We currently live in Germany. We are moving back to the US by end of the year. The regulatory differences are like this: Germany has a 25 km/h (15.5 mph) speed limit, and a 250W nominal, continuous output power limit. Pedal assist only (no throttle). WA state...