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If you have hills, I highly recommend a dual motor scooter. If you have crap roads, then you will want dual suspension, but that will increase the cost. Solid tires will be ok if the entire commute is newly paved path. Even those little lines in the sidewalk can be felt with solid tires. To be...

Typically, holding the up/+ button works. It may be different for your bike.

Fixed link! Thank you That charger I have has a USB-C port at the bottom. There is a button on the back of the body that you can toggle the port and the wireless function on and off. I really don't think it is waterproof. I haven't tested that yet though. haha

YES! I used a similar one to what 6zfshdb shared above. This is the exact one I’m using. Here is more detail with links to all the equipment I’ve used.

I tapped in to the 48+ and GND between the controller and display. I connected that to a DC-DC converter like the one pictured above. I had it powering my lights, turn signals, horn, and phone charger. Worked fine. The DC-DC converter was wired after a key switch. So the key turned on all the...

I didn’t think of that. You parallel the hoses into the same lever and both brakes would work when the brake lever is actuated. Smart idea.

The new iPhones can send text over satellite. I didn’t know that until after I got the iPhone 16 pro. 15s can do that too.

Cool. I’m curious how you are going to install turn signals. I got a kit and then installed front turn signals. I use the all them time.

Just the date, perhaps? Rides have been going on since way before the election. The whole title is misleading. Students aren’t riding to protest. From the article: “The "Youth" night bike rides were inspired by a group of university students from Zhengzhou who, back in June, decided to cycle...

I believe a mirror is very necessary for someone commuting. For a downhill eMTB’er, not so much.

I once had an $80 (USD) bowl of Ramen. It had a few ounces of black truffles and pork belly. Momofuku don’t mess around. It was worth it…even if I didn’t bike there.

Couldn’t you just gut the controller and extend the phase wires to connect, say, a KT controller?

Yes. That’s what I’m seeing. When charging is first started, I see constant AC current at 1.54A. Then it slows gradually until the green light is illuminated. That’s when I see the current slowly drop from .5~A to finally to .033A.

I have a watt meter at the mains and plug in the charger. I note the AC current when the charger is unplugged from the battery, about .033A. When the green light comes on the charger, I see the AC current at about .155A. This is when balancing takes place, the time between the green light comes...

I use this chair. It works well, as long as I don’t get the wheels stuck in the gap on the garage floor. Also has other uses….

Bosch probably stopped supporting that hardware and the parts you do find won’t be cheap. The life of proprietary hardware.

Their fire alarms seem to be ok. Yes, they make fire alarms.

I thought the same, at first. Then I realized how much im saving by replacing the battery myself. Like a hundred bucks.

Any company is just there to sell me a thing. No matter what it is. I've had this mindset for decades. Once I have it, I can do what I want with it. Hack it, Jailbreak it, Mod it. It's mine. Nintendo, Apple, Micro$oft, Ride1Up, Sony, Samsung....sorry, not sorry.

Either weather is fine with me.