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I took my diamondback current to a local car vinyl guy that did the clear 3m on the down tube for $25 took him about an hour.

I have a tube like that, 8 patches so far.

hmm all 4 of my bikes the walk mode is activated by holding the down button for 3 seconds and it moves fast, like 3-4 mph I hate it, I don't need power assist while walking

most bikes have walk mode. on most of them it is activated by holding a specific button for 3-5 seconds. are you accidently pressing/holding one of the buttons?

very simple explanation. bikes are ridden on the far right (or left in some countries) of the road, the movement of traffic over the lanes couple with airflow move the majority of the debris to the sides of the road. motorcycles typically travel in the center of the road with cars. since...

and don't do what Simon says (or does) and for those that don't get that pun: https://www.eteambuilding.org/icebreakers-games/simon-says-game/

yeah, $40 on amazon. though I am not used to them, I don't feel stable using them except for long straight-a-ways with no incline or decline. though they are a great place to house my phone and I moved the Kiox display up there using a profile design aerodrink bracket I found on amazon...

Tool box. Has a spare tube, patches, multi-tool, etc. Elite 0111804 Byasi Water Bottle, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CG68NQE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_SQM2H667TPAD461XGF4F Shortly after taking the picture i fashioned a bracket to lower the bottle cage so that it wasn’t hitting the...

yeah I get it, had the same type of shifter on my fat tire, and those grip tape things worked fine. on my new bike it has the drop bar shifters so not an issue.

hmm, one would think a bit of grip tape would be a better solution that cutting up or drilling the shifter. https://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Grips-Hex/dp/B07DD69HKJ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3HP375EP4HNJW&keywords=HEXMAG+VINYL+GRIP+TAPE&qid=1644355910&sprefix=hexmag+vinyl+grip+tape%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-1

2 weeks ago, I received my Diamondback Current. I was in the market for a road/gravel style bike, I really wanted the Specialized Creo, but could not justify the price point. I test road the Yamaha Urban Rush a few times and I really liked it, but I couldn't get past the cheap Chinese look...

just proves fame and fortune can't provide common sense.

Out of the box it is 79lbs I believe. but adding a cargo rack, fenders, second battery, panniers, horn, and various other things, plus what I need to carry with me to and from work (laptop, food, etc) yeah 100lbs or so.

So I now have both and mid and a hub drive bike, I recently purchased a Diamondback Current with a Bosch Performance line mid-drive. plus, I have the Cyrusher XF800 hub drive, which has 30,000 miles on it now. I love the Diamondback, for exercise and leisure riding it is far superior to the...

Thank you, it is not something I could do on an acoustic bike it wouldn't be worth it based on the time it would take, I have tried it and it takes about 1.5 to 1.75 hours without the PAS. With the e-bike I average 22mph, I use riverbed bike paths for 14 of the 25 miles, to and from, which cuts...

I use it to commute back and forth to work, and have lost over 250lbs in the process, I just replaced the 3-4 hour a day car commute with exercise via the bike.. Bike riding isn't the only thing I do, I just chose to replace one form of transportation for another.

well as I stated in the past, I started with an e-bike because at my weight a traditional bike would have been discouraging. no way I would have used it to commute to and from work 50 miles a day and put over 30,000 miles on it in 18 months. at the time I bought what I could afford and what...

bought my kid a $699 Rattan Challenger with a 250watt motor for Christmas 2020, she has put 3,400 miles on it without a single issue. it did 2 things for us. got her and I to connect and bond as we ride together on the weekends and it gets her to school and back (11 miles) several days...

when enough money anything is possible. practical is a whole different story.

all the bikonit bikes come through Bolton he is essentially their warehouse. I bought mine direct from bikonit to save a few hundred $$, sorry I did, I have had great service with Bolton, unfortunately his hands are tied with Bikonit support as well. I called Bolton about the forks and...