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Kuhmute is another one to look out for. I think the charging is being driven by the bike and scooter share systems. So if you are touring from one city to the next (where these systems are based), you will get charging options shortly.

This view is burned in my mind-grew up riding and loving it! Hope it was a good one. I went there recently and noticed a lot more people out there hiking.

I should clarify, because I was referring to speed capabilities of the bike. I find it reasonable to have speed limitations out on the trails, despite being imperfect at times. For e.g., going 25mph when the limit is 15 in an open and clear downhill, or conversely going 10 when you should be...

I think the best thing to do is to join a group and advocate. If e-bikes bring about a huge wave of new recreation, then mountain biking will no longer be a fringe activity. It will have more people who can voice their opinions and attract public dollars. There will be growing pains, but biking...

Fremont Older?

48V is considered 'safe', so I doubt you would see anything greater from a big manufacturer. N.A. market is still dwarfed by Europe and certainly China, so I also doubt they would cater to N.A. desires-which is something I don't think we are used to.

This program is still pending so hasn't yet been launched. It stands as up to a $7,500 credit.

Sawyer Camp Trail is a paved trail and it allows Class 1 and Class 2 bikes. My opinion is if you are riding prudently, the maximum capable speed is irrelevant. You can be wreckless at 10mph... See the chart on Attachment 2 on page 16 for what's allowed in the area.

Reminds me of PVD, some really pretty colors come out through the process!

If you are looking for 1X with a different groupset, check out the Giant Revolt E+. I have one with G Ones and it has its flaws but overall pretty awesome. I still need to get some time in on the Civante. Their display looks beefy but I'm really curious if it's tuned any differently than a...

I think for you to look at Class 3 and dropbars makes the most sense. I was commuting to a job ~22mi. each way pre-covid and charging at work with similar alt. gains. Issue with a lot of these bike models is that they are so new and you don't really know reliability. In fact, going for an...

I drilled out the L bracket and put a bolt through it to the bridge. Holding up fine!

well i am running 38c Schwalbe G-Ones, and i have some clearance with these: https://www.sks-germany.com/en/products/bluemels-series/bluemels-matt-28-45-black-set/ i never tried them with the stock tires. these claim to fit with the stock 45mm tire width...

I have full length SKS fenders and use that threaded hole to mount them, so yes!

So far I gathered your needs are: $1k range Riding: street, hills, exercise But what are your other needs? How many miles per year? That is a lower-end drivetrain, and I suspect it wouldn't last if you are doing high miles. What would be your avg., min., and max distances in a day? Battery size...

With a generator you lose a lot of efficiency over say a chain (high 90's) and the pedaling experience can be poor. Mechanical drivetrain is still much better. I think the concept is more appealing because it's all electric and seems to complement an e-bike, but in practice it solves for the...

Point taken and my comment is not directed at you per se. The term is not well understood, probably partly because those that talk it up (moguls as you refer) misuse it! It comes across as a buzzword. Specialized may be backwards integrated but not forwards-they aren't distributing their bikes...

you can report something like that to @troehrkasse sounds like there is a char minimum.

Very difficult, if not impossible to say without talking with Ride1Up and Juice. You could make a bunch of assumptions, but on what basis? For those who don't 'believe' in vertical integration, why? Vertical integration is better for some industries than others. It is not the panacea for...

I think it's the price for what you get. Trek and Specialized have been going in the opposite direction, but this is a step down and more towards the mass market who could stomach the price. $8k e-bikes won't help develop the space beyond a sport for the affluent.