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testicles, balls, nuts, low-hanging fruit, whatever you want to call em, ever since i starting riding my ebike(s) regularly, they have been in pain, sometimes just throbbing and localized to the right one, other times throbbing all the way up into my belly. yesterday, i had to turn around early...

i'm not sure about the wide handlebars on my I3 either. then again, maybe i'm riding wrong or have em set up wrong. is there a different in set up and how-to-ride compared to regular handlebars?

brambor: did not see your post until now. that is one sweet-looking bike. meanwhile .... my ejoe epik arrived today. since i'm single, i unpacked it in the house, where i charged it and it will spend the night, until its first ride tomorrow. looks like the newest epiks have longer fenders...

And if you do want a folder, you might look at court's review of the e-joe epik, which i think retails for $1550 US.

As Steve says, finding the right seller is key. You might have to hunt around a little bit, but it's well worth the effort.

Interesting recommendation, Ann. I am going to look into it!

PM: You're right, there are no benefits worth talking about to not wearing a helmet. OTOH, I am almost psychotically vain (with *no* reason to be so), with a huge misshapen melon, and, well, any excuse to not wear a helmet, no matter how lame or misguided, is music to my...

What about if you spend most of your time tooling around on bike paths, where you're never really near cars nor really riding off road? Maybe that's a reasonable place to consider not wearing a helmet, though running head on into a baby stroller could still cause some damage.

Steve: I'm hoping so. Maybe Lenny will step forward? Meanwhile, is there a PM function here? if so, I can't find it, but I wanted to ask you a question better asked via PM ;-).

I actually don't have a bike I could adapt. Plus, I'd much rather buy one ready to go. But thanks anyway for your suggestions; they're good ones!

I agree, they would be much nicer than the EG. But, man, are they expensive. For instance, I spoke to your shop yesterday about the Zuma and got a price that, once you add back in the cost of shipping, comes out to be right around retail. Ouch. So, that does kind of limit my choices or at...

Want something different just for variety. Be more funner that way.

Hi, all: I have an e-Joe Epik coming my way but it now occurs to me that my girlfriend will want to use it 50% of the time or more and I'd better get a 2nd ebike to keep us all happy and zipping along. For this ebike, my only requirements are that it come in a step through design and that it...

thanks, all, i'll be looking strongly at the e-joe. my paddle board is 10' long, so figuring out how to transport it will take some brain work.

I'd like to see if there's an ebike that'll haul a 25 lb stand up paddle board, using either the attached-craddle design or a trailer of some sort. It'd be used mostly on a paved bike path, as well as a few residential streets. Terrain is relatively flat. Distance is 2-3 miles each way. I...