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These mini bike type ebikes are a pretty common phenomenon these days. I think that there will be a lot of buyers remorse if the laws are ever enforced, but that doesn’t seem likely. They are unlikely to have much affect on eBiking in general unless a panicked citizen or official groups us all...

My wife’s Yamaha Cross Core developed a creaking sound when braking. I was able to isolate it to the steerer tube. I took it to our Yamaha ebike dealer and they confirmed that it was the steerer tube, (the steerer tube is an interference fit to the crown and if the fit is not adequate, it will...

That’s ok. I’m late to the party. He can argue about the government’s laws, but there is no getting around the laws of physics. The world is full of Flat Earthers and people that think that three wheels are stable and force vectors are a left wing conspiracy. The only thing that will be...

Here’s to your future: https://www.carscoops.com/2021/01/the-story-of-how-and-why-three-wheel-atvs-were-banned/

In case you are talking to me, I did not accuse you of anything. I simply asked if you were getting something for your extremely enthusiastic and over the top promotion of Addmotor. So, are you ETrike on another forum, (I hope that there aren’t two of you).

So Dash, or ETrike, or whoever you are, do you get something back from Addmotor? You sound a bit like you are advertising for them.

Are you experiencing some de ja vu all over again??? (Sorry Yogi). There can’t be two of them…

Just so that potential Yamaha customers know, any Yamaha dealer, including motorcycle shops are required by Yamaha to perform warranty work on Yamaha ebikes. The Wabash RT has some interesting software with an “Automatic Support Mode”. It’s also a Class 3 and has a three year warranty...

New Hampshire tends to be a state where you are on your own in pretty much every way. I love the countryside, mountains and lakes, but in my opinion, the New Hampshire attitude could use a little adjustment toward kindness. Vermont tends to be much kinder and more progressive. That said, this...

Claremont, “Live Free or Die” New Hampshire.

It’s hard to rate what doesn’t exist. The nearest bike lane is 25 miles away.

Here is a little footage from Northern New England. Our bright blue skies are being replaced with smoke from our neighbors to the north. Sorry, the footage is on a fully manual machine, but it did have my Garmin.

Between you and Stefan, I’m feeling like an underachiever. Nice ride.

Great job. What’s next, a triple Metric or double Imperial????

Never pull a gun unless you are willing to use it. Hopefully, the pick-up driver learned a lesson. I’m glad that the situation didn’t escalate. Stay safe and please use discretion.

A new season is upon us. Happy Spring to all.

For many if not all of us, it’s been this way since before we were born. Standard time seems to be a better balance of the day’s daylight hours. Most people no longer have to tend their Victory Gardens after work, but it’s nice that the sun doesn’t rise too early and we get the long evening...

Burlington is very progressive. The Island Line Trail is mostly packed gravel and an interesting ride over to Grand Isle. It has a 15 mph speed limit and a bike ferry. I don’t get to Burlington very often, (about two hours away). I haven’t noticed the spandex wrapped pear-shaped types when...

That must be a regional issue. Around here we have very few bike paths around here and none that are paved. There is plenty of road and that is where roadies ride and train. It sounds like you have a lot of entitled riders. That’s a shame.

What are you talking about. I’ve never known a roadie that rides on bike paths except maybe for a family outing, (that kind of goes against the whole “road“ thing). If you have some wannabe road warriors terrorizing old folks and kids on your bike path, then we are talking about two completely...