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Oceanside, OR, taken from my patio at noon 2/23. Won't stick around long but it was the most snow we've gotten here in at least the 30yrs. my 85yr. old neighbor gal has been here. 9 or 10 inches I'd say. When I lived in Crested Butte it would have been what we called a "Rule Day" and...

Not going for a ride today, too cold and snowy for me

I guess I wasn't clear that a "well engineered" alarm was needed. I discount all the 120db ones that you mention also as basically ineffective and glad you have upped the bar for yours. Also apologize for not reading between the lines about your status as the "man". Unfortunately where I live...

I have always been interested in the concept of a motion sensing alarm as a bicycle theft deterrent. Fortunately where I live and rider here I don't have to lock my bike up very often but I think your unfunded engineer is on to a good thing. My son lives in East Van and could use one though!

Unplug the throttle and remove from the bar.

Cornering master class. See how much weight he puts on the front end to initiate the turn and how he sets up to ride the apex.

Most on this forum that have spent alot of time on motorcycles do this intuitively I would suspect and is worth paying attention to while riding any two wheeled vehicle, especially at speed.

You obviously have never been involved with MTBR :rolleyes: I have been on here for almost 8 years now and have over 60 ignores, never actually checked that but just did out of curiosity. Why I keep this forum in my que is because there are some good folks that post here with helpful and...

Try the ignore button, works for me.

SRAM does have this available to replace the 11-13-15 cogs only. They wear out due to the high torque and low amount of engagement compared to the larger rings.

If you can mount the plate directly to the rack and still be able to slide it on and off easily then that is all you need. Just fasten it down as well as possible using loctite or zylock nuts because vibration will loosen the fasteners pretty much guaranteed if you don't.

If you could provide a picture of the actual rack you plan to use you might get a better response?

You might try a derailleur guard? It should mount no problem to the non drive side and they are pretty cheap.

Do you store them after riding in cold temps in a warm space? If so what your are seeing is most likely condensation. Hopefully your cold snap won't last too long....

Cable activated hydraulic brakes are a good solution...

Shark Fin and Spindrift I saw on today's ride over in Cape Meares. Due to lots of recent high winds I stuck to double track for the most part but still had to get out my folding saw once to be able to get past a blow down. Trail riding in the forest would be more about pick up sticks but at...

"New Jersey defines electric bikes as regular mechanical bikes with a motor of strength up to 750 W. These bikes can achieve up to 25 miles per hour, and the maximum displacement allowed is 50 cc. An additional rule is that this electric bike cannot have more than 1.5 brake horsepower! How...

Also have been there and done that for a similar distance......Time for a new crank probably, at least I have never had any luck getting one to re-seat and stay tight even using loctite on the bolt.

The "elite club" here all ride Specialized eBikes and for sure don't like throttles......

Not yet available but due in the spring. The FLX Weapon is being advertised as having it. A bit lighter and hopefully better access to tuning for individual preference.