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How did these work for you, specifically with wind noise? Thanks

@Jenniferd I agree! It's called Gazelle Electric Bike Owners and it seems like there are at least several members from Vancouver BC. So you might get additional input. Good luck!

This sounds very frustrating! @Jenniferd , I belong to a Gazelle FB group, and several people on there like this ebike store on Vancouver Island, Ca. I'm not sure how convenient that is. They do sell Gazelles. https://citruscycles.ca/

The online Gazelle Medeo T9 manual is better than the paper one that comes with the bike. If you scroll down to about page 7, they describe adjusting both the height and angle of the handlebars. https://www.gazellebikes.com/media/gene-cms/g/a/gaz_alg_en_17.1.pdf

@steve_rolfeca, do you have a link to the German Vendor who sells the AXA plug-in chains? Thanks!

My husband and I have the handlebar Hafny mirrors on our Gazelles- this anti glare version (there are 3 types of Hafny mirrors). We really like them.

Catherine B, I recognize your beautiful bike and basket from the Gazelle FB group! 👋

@EdM did you ever find out if the Basil MIK mounting plate was compatible with the Gazelle rear racks that house the battery?

Yes we do love the fact that it tucks away in our garage! We’re still a bit concerned about the fact that we don’t hear the ‘click’ that others note when tightening the clamps, indicating the clamp is tight enough. However, it seems very snug and secure and we don’t over tighten. We have a...

We’ve used our Thule Easyfold now for two E bikes w/o any problems. We have a 2” hitch. The bikes fit easily with the pedals on each bike positioned straight down in the middle (facing each other). It seems very solid going over bumps and turns.

Per your previous comments, I do have the Curt strap and I think it is a good idea. Thank you @Alaskan !

We just purchased the Thule Easyfold 903202 for our two Gazelle E bikes. We are very pleased, but have a couple of questions, perhaps for @Alaskan or anyone familiar with the rack. We notice 1) that when the rack is mounted, the hitch attachment is very secure. But there is a small amount of...

@EdM, I, too, am leery about cutting holes in my handlebar grips. My husband uses an inexpensive mirror that attaches to his glasses and is satisfied with that. He likes the fact that the vibration of the handlebar doesn’t interfere with the view, and that he can turn his head slightly to...

The Abus case is attached with a strap and seems very secure and stable. See pic below. Very clever of you to think of contacting Gazelle for more information! Let me know what you find out about the Basil bags. Thanks for the tip about the Hafny mirror- I need to get one, so will look into...

@EdM, If you find an off the shelf solution, let me know! I’m still looking around myself, but this will do for now. As far as the folding lock, here is what we have. It retails for $149 for the case and lock, so not inexpensive, but obviously important. (I’ll use a cheap rack bag for now, but...

As you know, the key for the cafe lock stays in the lock until you remove it, which locks up the rear wheel of the bike. Because this key stays in the lock (when it is not locked), it is not keyed the same as my other locks. (That way if we choose not to use the cafe lock, we don’t have to...

Now I feel even luckier!

I do like the fact that the Ariel bag attaches with Velcro on each side, rather than fussing with wrapping the Velcro all around. In case you want to take it along after you lock up your bike.

You are correct- battery in rack. Yes, I was curious about the quick release option (easy to remove if needed, etc.) but I did indeed add some velcro to my generic trunk bag to that it would reach around the rear rack w/o touching the battery. It is actually working well. Thanks!

Is anyone aware of a Trunk Bag that is a quick release and locks onto the particular rear bike rack frame that comes with the Gazelle Medeo T9 2019? Thanks.