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https://www.vittoria.com/us/en/tires/mtb-xc/mezcal I ride these on my Turbo Levo. I ride everything but mud. They work well and are reasonably priced. I am tubeless.

Mine doesn't have a display or a key. The motor will shut off on it's own if left on too long.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-7145551/Chris-Froomes-injuries-revealed-horror-crash-left-roadside-two-hours.html Wind is what took out Chris Froome, Tour de France winner.

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I buy the brand for my brakes (SRAM). Because I live in the mountains, the pads are shot at 500 miles. Would you not replace the tires or brakes on your car? I waited to replace tires once, my son hit a building going 5 mph on ice, never again. I equate things to the cost of a lunch out with my...

Most mountain bikers use Stan's especially is running tubeless. I has worked for me.

Not in Washington State. We will not move forward. Our governor wears a mask outdoors at all times.

The riders that purchase this bike are not on this forum. I saw two carbon fiber kenevos in the last week. One one the trail, one on the rack.

https://www.big5sportinggoods.com/store/details/shock-athletic-giant-workout-mat/2310146080001 This is what I use in my shop in front of the work bench. It's light and inexpensive.

Report this to animal control!!

The battery life has been good. She usually rides 12 to 15 miles before tiring. The battery has always brought her home without pedaling. The Liberty Trike folds but I a not sure it makes it easier to store. The Liberty also has reverse which has been very useful.

My wife has MS, her brain cannot communicate with her right leg. This affects her balance. She rides a Liberty Trike. It is narrow, but you can go into stores with it. It has a throttle and 750 watt motor. There is a pedal brake and front disc brake. As with any trike keep the speed down.

Keep us informed on the seat. I have been looking at SQ labs.

You are here today, gone tomorrow. Good bye and ignored.

https://www.vittoria.com/us/en/tires/mtb-xc/mezcal Look at these. I ride a Turbo Levo on all terrain and pavement, no mud. 600 miles with no problems and the price is reasonable. These tires are not mentioned on this forum but online reviews are good.

https://www.kimberamerica.com/pepper-blaster This is what I carry. It was legal to carry concealed in California when I checked 3 years ago. If you decide to buy, always check the expiration date.

Most riders change the seat, handlebars, grips, tires and pedals before finding the combination that works for them.

I have a full suspension e-mtb different brand. I have 1500 miles. I have replaced the brake pads twice and the chain once. Where I live there is little flat, it is up or down, that's why the brake pads. Since I ride casual on single track, dirt roads and pavement I have not serviced the...

It's the weight. My e-bike is 52 pounds with battery, I can pedal it uphill but it is work.

Wiggle the front wheel side to side to see if there is any slop. Tighten front wheel nuts if needed. Check for loose spokes. Check to see if the brake rotor is bent. They are easy to straighten or cheap to buy. Good Luck!