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Now if only Shimano would make a road version supporting Class 3 speed.

There is no issue putting it inside a car on its side; it's a bicycle. There are no special precautions to take just because it is an e-bike. Just lay it with the drive side up. The only thing you really need to be careful of is if you remove the front wheel, try not to activate the front...

Thank you for sharing a photo. It is much more modern than I would have thought. It should be possible to fit either a hub motor as the bike likely has more modern 135mm O.L.D., or a mid-drive as it has a "standard" threaded bottom bracket shell. The inclusion of linear pull brakes and aluminum...

Look manufactures their frames in-house in Tunisia, and are know to be among the highest quality carbon frames made.

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Does the crankset/chainwheel run perfectly true? If you turn the crank and look at it from above, does the ring appear straight or does it snake from side-to-side? Is there any play or looseness in the bottom bracket/crank bearing?

I'd go with the bike you can buy in a shop that will provide service should you need it, so the Aventon or Serfas. I have had good experiences with Serfas as a company, but it is their first e-bike. Aventon has been doing bikes longer...but e-bikes for not long. Either way, they're both Chinese...

I neither own or have experience with one, but this Wike Trailer on Amazon looks right to my eyes, with mostly aluminum construction. This one also looks good; it is steel so probably much heavier, but I like the taller sides and frame extending around the wheels. This also means it has normal...

I see carbon Mavic rims on their site, but perhaps not the same rims as on the Cosmic Pro. But there are plenty of carbon rim manufacturers out there to choose from.

Would you be buying from a dealer, or online? Who would service the bike; you or would you rely on a shop?

Yes, but it will make the bike uglier. 😅 EDIT: to clarify, the only way you can raise the handlebars is to change the handlebars to one with more rise, or add a stem extender. Depending on how high you want the bars, it may also require replacement of control cables and/or hydraulic lines.

Not sure I understand you dilemma. You cannot just buy a normal set of wheel, because your bike has a hub motor, yes? So you would have to have a custom wheels built using carbon rims.

Hello and welcome. Wheel/tire size aside, I think a bigger issue is that your bicycle likely has relatively weak brakes, especially if they are side pull brakes. Also, rims of that size are typically low quality, which hampers braking power even more. Can you provide a photo of your bike...

Don't know if you are referring to one on the bike or not, but everyone should have a good floor pump for maintenance inflation. I recommend the Pedros Prestige Pump which has a nice long hose and a dual-sided pump head. DO NOT get one with an automatic "smart" head (like the more expensive...

As long as the new shorter chain can still wrap around the large cog without pulling the derailleur cage too far forward there is no problem. I do not know what change you made to your derailleur; it should not be necessary to make any adjustment if only changing the chain. With the possible...

Cloud 9 is a brand; they make probably over 20 different saddles. Which one is right for you depends. Regardless, C9 have two rails underneath, the most common type of system. So a C9 will fit an iGo bicycle.

CO² cartridges come in different sizes. This chart show approximate inflation levels with various cartridges:

I realize a flailing bungee cord would not cause a limit screw to go out, but that does not mean it was properly set in the first place. Yes, that is what a hanger is supposed to do, but in an accident, things don't always go to plan.

It is still hard to tell from the pics what if anything might be damaged. It appears the hanger is straight, but in a couple of photos the derailleur pulleys looks slightly out of alignment. But that could easily be the angle of your pic or lens distortion. It also looks like the high limit...

I do not know if the mount has a common name, but if you want to use traditional stays, you can buy this adapter.