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One flat at 600 miles on the rear 26X4 Kenda Juggernaut. Put in a Mr Tuffy liner and then Slimed both tires. No flats since. After about 4,000 miles (a couple of days ago) replaced the worn Kendas with Origin 8 Supercells. Reused the Mr. Tuffy I took out of the rear Kenda in the rear Origin8...

I just replaced the stock Kendas on my Rad Rover with Origin 8 Supercell folded tires. Not sure I understand your Mr Tuffy peel & stick problem as there was nothing to peel or stick. I had only put one in the rear tire after a flat at 600 miles. I just used the whole strip and let it over lap...

I bought a 2020 Rad Rover ST in April of 2020 that came with Kenda 26X4's. I had a flat shortly after around 600 miles. I pulled the rear wheel installed a Mr. Tuffy and then slimed both tires. No flats since. Last year I bought a pair of like new Origin 8's along with two tubes that had been...

" I have crashed a normal bicycle dozens of times, and the worst crashes (still have scars from 15 years ago) were above 20 mph." I would suggest that if that's true you should NOT be riding bikes of any kind.

Did you check customer service for their input? It might effect your warranty. Maybe add a suspension seat post and/or a different saddle?

I don't seem to have any problems while driving my Kia Soul on the same highway as a Corvette. That would be because there is this thing called a speed limit on the highway that we share. Seems to me then that the solution to the problem they talk about would be to have a speed limit on bike...

Good luck surviving your teens.

Good to know that no one has to be worried about having a battery for their bike.

One thought would be to not buy an ebike with a battery integrated into the frame.

How would that help if they don't have the part?

A little herb just before bed does the trick for me.

My thoughts are simple. If it's a choice between limiting ebikes to a top motor speed of 15mph or having to register, and insure them like motorcycles, I'll take the former every day.

At least it's better than ones with gas motors.

Looks like they took down your review.

Not in my case. I had a flat on my Rad Rover at 600 miles. Fixed it and added a Mr Tuffy to the rear tire that went flat and then slimed both tires. 3900 miles later and no flats since. Original tires are about shot so I'll swap them out this winter and will add a Mr. Tuffy to the front...

"you need to be a very careful rider, especially when sharing non-road spaces with slower usergroups". Don't know if you just moved to the USA or not but if you haven't you should know that's sadly not going to happen.

My only recent experience was to ask a question regarding battery balancing. I received a very detailed reply in less than 24 hours.

How are the trichomes looking? I wait at least until they are all milky looking before chopping. I kept reading I should wait until around 40% turn amber. Not sure if it's the strain, which is white widow, but I never could get them to turn amber. I did 4 clones for a friend and harvested 3...

I did mention the auto's in my post but as yet have not tried one. I did just check on line and it appears that you can keep a non auto in vegetative state as long as you keep light on it although for a house plant it would get pretty huge and you would need a big pot.;

I think if you keep light on it at least 18 hours a day it would stay in a vegetative state. No idea how long one could keep it like that. Once it flowers, which happens when the light is reduced to 12 hours a day, it will die off. I'm talking about a female plant as I've never grown a male...