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Curious why you want tires off the ground...is this long term storage,

My Voltbike Bravo does 32-36 kph on throttle only....and I can easily reach 40-42 kph in PAS level 9 and 7th gear on flat ground...

Bike would be 100 lbs with chains on....Plus it is insured. Running a steel rod up the wood post as well and there is gate that secures the area. Need to add a lock to that. Believe me I realize if they are determined they will get the bike. Just trying to make it as difficult as possible. As...

I guess I could bring my gun also...but the sound of a bat striking bone is much more satisfying....I guess I could put on the Kevlar vest to make it interesting...lol

Bike with the red accents is the older discontinued model with smaller battery and mechanical disk brakes. The upper photo with blue accents I bought in 2019 was the upgraded version and came with hydraulic disk brakes and 14.5 Ah battery. There was no battery upgrade offered when I purchased in...

Having moved from my cottage to a 3rd floor apt. uptown I can no longer wheel my bike inside. Was able to find renters insurance that covers ebikes up to $3,000 without adding a rider. So now my precious ebike spends its nights in a little fenced in area under the back stairs. Going to add a...

The problem with flipping a bike upside down instead of using a bike stand is if you have hydraulic brakes any air in the lines will migrate to the calipers requiring you to bleed the brakes....easy job if you have a brake bleed kit....or you might just end up wondering why you have spongy...

All brake pads need to be bedded in. I purchased the ASHIMA brand...reasonable price and I do notice a difference in how quick they bring me to a stop at full speed...

So 500 miles is a little more than 800 km I ride mainly flat terrain with 1 really steep hill down to the beach. I highly recommend the switch from metallic resin pads to ceramic pads. The only downside will be increased rotor wear but to me the trade off in increased stopping power is worth it...

Had my Voltbike Bravo almost a year..love the hydraulic brakes. The bike has amazing stopping power and just replaced the front pads with upgraded ceramic pads after 2,500 km.

I work for a welding company...smooth welds are weaker and have been ground down...but they look prettier to the average Joe...

Maitland Woods Trail..a nice mix of forest and open area...

The guy is awesome...young and hungry to make his mark. So we now have 2 bike shops in my Town of 8,000. Sold me his shop brake bleed kit since he didn't have one in stock I also bought a Mirrycle bar end mirror at a very good price....

That make me happy...

I ordered my Voltbike Bravo in July of 2019...took over 4 weeks for it to arrive...great ebike and warranty service has been quick...but I would not trust their website delivery timeframe at all...

I like my throttle on my Voltbike Bravo..just saying

MY avatar is my Voltbike Bravo and the name kinda boring. erider1 was taken so I used my birth year.

Battery technology will also evolve, and my guess is 10 years from now lithium will not even be part of the battery equation...

As a follow up...2,500 km on my Voltbike Bravo with 1 warranty claim handled quickly...I get it...my bike was backordered and I was frustrated how long the wait was. Love the bike and the company service in the long run...

I had never ridden any ebike until I purchased the Bravo. Display on the Bravo is basic but gives the info you need....speed, odometer, pas level and bar level battery power. The build quality overall is very good. Wiring routed internally in the frame. The padded seat is quite comfortable...