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Can't get up to 23mph - kinda bummed :-(

I see said the blind man!

And also HUGE thanks to Lenny, Evan, Ravi and the staff at Crazy Lennys!!! They helped me get started, and I've been promoting ebikes since.

Thank you to everyone on this site, and especially/of course Court! Without all of you, I would not be enjoying my new ebike. Very grateful

and three more up-close shots

Here she is in the lobby after returning -

I was asked to post more pics, but don't know if I can post more to my profile, so thought I would create a thread for those who would like to share some pics. I truly love the looks of this bike!!! Here is my baby right before my first test ride (will post report shortly) -

Just tried in both directions to be sure... that thing isn't budging!!!

Thanks J.R.!!! I kinda thought that might be the answer (estimating, as this is only for quick fix), but didn't want to assume. I see that your pump is good for different kinds of inner-tube valves... so I guess my next step is to now determine which valves are preferable for an inner tube...

Hi guys/gals, As I'm taking my first steps, I am purchasing accessories for my wants/needs... I know very little about headlight brands and so forth, although it seems common sense that on an ebike, of all things, the headlight is even MORE important, because we are traveling at higher...

Question - how does anyone use a mini-pump that doesn't have an air gauge on it? Most of the mini-pumps I see do not have a meter to measure the air pressure. I don't see how people are inflating a tube without knowing what the PSI is?

Does anyone know if there is some type of locking mechanism, that could be preventing the the ring from being turned? I have tried and I have some strength, and this thing will not budge.

thx! I was just a bit worried cause the throttle is there - and I love that throttle! :-)

Have you ever adjusted it? How do you know it is "running"? Or are you just saying that your bike has a smooth ride? The ride on my bike seems firm. I'd very much like to increase the suspension.

Will do in the near future!

As admccrea stated, there is a bolt under the quick release. I can't for the life of me figure out what it is for. I too thought that it might be for securing the quick release lever when pulled in the closed position, but I don't believe that is the case. I pulled down the level over this bolt...

I'm not really a great handiman. Do you think REI would be able to replace my grips (and maybe even handlebar) without messing it up? Or do I need to go to a Currie dealer only?

The "manual" that came with the bike doesn't explain very much. I see the positive and negative symbols, but when I attempted to turn with my hands, I couldn't get it to budge. Is there a certain tool I must use to adjust the suspension?