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My thinking is the best theft prevention is with a combination of various methods. Tracking, registrations, alarms, using our brains for more than just bike helmet racks, locks, and maybe a sign/magnet warning to potential thieves will help.

I don't think anyone "wants" you to sell or buy anything. If it's not for you that's cool. Each to their own.

Because when it comes to theft prevention anything that helps us keep our bikes is a good thing. Granted, this little magnet thing is untested. But common sense suggests that it could potentially prevent a crime. Tiny one time cost, no subscription fee, easy to mount/remove/reuse. Don't need to...

Having worked as a production manager for network news affiliates I can say with confidence that "if it bleeds it leads". Glad I made the early career choice to go in a different direction.

I've done a few multi-day motorcycle camp rides on the BRP. Never on an ebike though. Drastic distance reduction is not a problem. Other drivers on the BRP, weather, bears, gear failures, etc. could be. I'd like to be able to do a few back to back nights and some daily miles without hitting a...

Smart people can do dumb things. Maybe it was Einstein who said the only difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits? I plan on getting a tracker eventually too though. Maybe an alarm.

I don't have a tracker. Just made a 2.5 x 3.5 inch magnet. Costs about 10 bucks including shipping. I'd rather deter the crime in the first place than get my bike stolen and hopefully recovered. Every little bit helps I suppose.

Anti-theft magnet

Made this magnet on zazzle. Theft deterrent magnet.

Lacing a wheel is a bit more involved than tightening spokes. Rim needs to be "true".

How much water will you haul?

I get it. You're frustrated. Me too. I haven't been waiting as long as you. But, hang in there. I suspect the wait will turn out to be worth it eventually. Besides, keep in mind that $900 could buy many different memories this summer but only one that'd have you cruisin' 'round on a fat tire...

I'll give the XP a good shakedown before I take off on any overnighters.

Got a spare tube. Got tools. Got a diy ikea stainless steel utensil holder hobo twig stove I've used a time or two with some success.

I'll take it pretty easy. Few hours seat time per day at best. If I don't get much sun I'll probably need to town hop often for charging.

riding a section of the Blue Ridge Parkway, I'm thinking it's doable on an ebike too. Those guys flew from Scandinavia to ride bikes here. They began not far from my house. My Lectric XP (classic) should be coming soon(really). I have the Aosom trailer ready except I still need to put a 175...

Maybe the team that delivers youtube reviewers test bikes could haul a trailer and do some customer deliveries?

Wondering if flying to AZ and riding it back would be quicker?

Anything pretty much thin enough to not restrict pedaling. Or nothing. Just soft...fuzzy...blackout? Maybe a second battery some day on top.

Patterned duck tape Though I'll probably cover lettering with 2 inch velcro. Found an interesting 3d prism patterned duck tape at a local dollar store that looked cool. Mirrored duck tape