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I was recently amazed and inspired by the sight of bicyclists, young/old, ebike/analog, riding up the extreme Logan Pass (aka Going To The Sun road) in Glacier National Park along with cars, busses, etc. I saw riders certainly older than me on ebikes or analog taking on this Herculean task...

The Grand Tetons just outside Jackson Hole WY on the way north to Yellowstone National Park. Truth is we haven’t ridden as many trails as I initially intended. Time, vast distances and the desire to get to many places before the wintery weather starts to hit the high passes has cut down on time...

One of my favorite ranges…great path out of Jackson Hole to Jenny Lake. Not real long but a great ride.

@Latitude also is very busy on his Verve! https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/trek-verve-3-here.38328/

Congrats Dodgeman, and best of luck with all! Get a helmet and wear it!!

His work? Not sure what you mean.

FWIW, just rode a multiple use trail the other day that had a 15 mph speed limit…on gravel…(on a long downhill section) in Montana! First time I’ve ever seen a speed limit sign on a trail anywhere.

Reading reviews is a waste of time. I watched Court’s review of the Allant+7 AFTER I bought mine and, mostly, it revealed his general dislike of Trek and his whining about the RIB system. Buying an ebike should be about your needs and how those needs are best fulfilled. For instance, do you want...

FWIW…Ok, so back to this thread with a thought or two about Tannus Armor, discussed earlier in this thread. I put a set on my Allant+7 several months ago with Schwalbe G-Ones (rear only) that I’d had 3 flats in a year with. Got a set put on my wife’s Allant also. I went well over a month with no...

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So we found a great trail just outside of Missoula, MT on the Rattlesnake National recreational main trailhead. Wifey (the Brave) and I did 10 miles on our Allant+7 out on a beautiful trail with lots of light and some VERY rocky road. I’ve been very pleased with how the Allants (with their...

BS. The updates/options I’ve received since buying my Trek Allant+7 (X 2) have been a big plus for me. The 85nm update along with the EMTBLite and EMTB have made major battery-saving and climbing improvements to an already great system. I get that the CX is the favored child but that was part...

While disappointing, this is not a major surprise to me and is a standard advancement in higher tech equipment. I buy a system (computers, cell phones, SUV, etc.) as fully loaded and complete as I can for it’s intended use so it will do what I require for years into the future. Corporate think...

I lived in WA and ID for many years and spent a ton of time in Tetons/Yellowstone areas. Went thru Yellowstone a few days ago and was shocked at the change in how few wildlife there was. Probably under 100 buffalo total and they were in small groups far off in the distance. That’s it. No...

Ok Dodgeman, I’m currently on a long western trip with my Silverado, our two Trek Allant+7 (my wife’s is a Lowstep) and we are riding a variety of surfaces like what you mentioned. I found a very tall topper for my older Silverado that has dual locks on the window frame. Very solid. I also...

I’m surprised at the lack of any wildlife this visit. Having a great time if not the best conditions with the major haze.

Thanks guys! We are enjoying the west in Montana but not many non-EMTB trails. Wifey and I tried a service road on our Allant+7 near Red Lodge and had fun but it got way too rocky for her. Loving it otherwise. Overall pretty hazy but the Beartooth Pass (10,946’) is not to be missed!

I just meant in the title! The date would still be on each post.

I’d certainly recommend the Rail 5. As a old, arthritic beginner myself it’s more EMTB than I’ll probably ever need but I’m certainly loving it and the FS! It was totally dumb luck that I found mine online on a major sports store chain, Scheels. It was one of two in their nationwide system at...

FYI… https://mentoring.myrealestatedojo.com/bicycle-flipping-the-best-side-hustle/