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If a tree falls in the forrest...

I'll be using this in the background of one of my easter-egg endings.

Dang dood. Where have I been!?

Can't beat a classic, I suppose.

I was hoping to see a dual suspension prototype at Interbike this year, but alas...

Read your text book.

Right now I'm working with a company developing a high-end trike. We have a cat trike in the office we've tossed around a bit, but I forget which kind.

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Perhaps air pressure in the tire. For the Pedego City Commuter, I used to set mine at 55lbs each.

Pedaling past 19mph is fine on the mechanical side; the electric system doesn't interfere with the gearing when you exceed the assist limit. I sincerely wish the limit were increased. For the noise level; it's noisier due to the motor upgrade. These systems use the new PW-SE motor (an...

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And yeah, it looks like there's a fuse missing. Even if you have a tiny one to toss in there, that could prove the theory of the busted fuse.

If the battery is sold as a 36v, then 41.5 is AOK; it's charged up ready to go. If the battery is sold as a 48v battery, then it's below operating voltage, and must be charged with a variable charger to get it back to 'dead' in order for the stock charger to recognize it again.

I saved Shocke's original crowd funding video, as I was forecasting they would go out of business for one reason or another. Now I can start mentioning them as an example of risk in the eBike world. Sorry 'bout your battery. I would go perusing through Alibaba or Ali express; there's a good...

Messing with the speed can... mess up the speed.

Once I tried latex gloves over regular gloves while it was actively snowing. They fell apart almost instantly... I ride with Bar-Mitts and Craft lobster gloves. My hands are set.

TDX-Torc bikes should be out, I'm told that my local shop just got some in receiving. I'm really excited to jump on it again. I like the Yamaha bikes a lot, I think they're going to quietly become a consumer favorite. I say 'quietly' because the bikes aren't making any big waves in tech or...

If you wish to jeopardize the warranty, and potentially re-classify the vehicle into a different category (depends on the laws you reside in) it is possible to do so by increasing the top speed, yes.

There are a few systems that had that capability, but the companies didn't fare too well (perhaps for other reasons). BionX, and GoSwiss are the first that come to mind.

We walked the bikes to a point above the Wasatch Crest trail. I'm guessing about 9,200 feet.