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    Riese & Müller : Reliability & Support

    Sorry but manufacturer problems are not limited to R+M. I have a bulls bike loaded with issues and all I get from bulls USA is a whole lot of lip service. And sorry to all you who think it's a dealer problem. Who do you think chooses each dealer and location? Who trains the dealers? Who supplies...
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    very happy with this bike :)

    Has that bike ever been in the dirt? Or did you just pull it out of your Prius for the photo op?
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    Riding No Handed Over 50 or 60

    Funny the free world already doesn't have a law against this. Isn't democracy great?
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    true bike security.

    Ah, finally someone with common sense. Although some locks, take somewhat a little more than 30 seconds, I believe no lock made could last more than 90 seconds, in a recent video I watched on this topic, No lock !
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    ONYX Fatbike Hubs.

    Anyone out there have real experience with Onyx Hubs? (Rear with the free hub)
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    New Vado 5

    Sorry, but the vado is about as exciting as burnt toast.
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    The Terrible Awful Chainguard

    You really are missing the experience of playing with aftermarket chainrings. Turns your ebike into a completely different riding experience. So drop the guard, pulling the crank off a Bosch motor couldn't be simpler, buy some different chainrings, and wheeee, were having fun now !
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    The Terrible Awful Chainguard

    If I was close by, I would lend my assistance.
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    The Terrible Awful Chainguard

    Not sure why the chain guard was not one of the first items you removed and discarded from your bike. Bulls guards rattle, and are only held on by several metal tangs and they move somewhat on the crank arms. Really are more of a nuance than anything.
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    Why are Brooks Saddles known for comfort?

    "I've used Proofide for years, and I like it. However upon a friend's staunch recommendations, I've tried NikWax on a brand new Brooks B17 Special that I mounted on my Surly ECR. I must admit that I like it much better than Proofide. It sinks into the leather and really looks nice after buffing...
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    Why are Brooks Saddles known for comfort?

    Don't want to start a debate here, but some time ago I found a posting where a Brooks owner, always used proofide on his seats. Was convinced by a friend to try Nixwax. He loved the results. One aspect that impressed him was how it never dulled his seat, amongst other positive aspects. He had a...
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    Why are Brooks Saddles known for comfort?

    The Brooks saddles truly are beautiful. The exquisite detail, robust materials, hand craftsmanship. All adds up to more than just the ride. I see at least one or two other models in my saddle ownership future .
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    Why are Brooks Saddles known for comfort?

    Brooks Flyer on a Monster E FS, yes, spring seat on a full suspension, and no I wouldn't go back, originally came with a selle royal which is piece of you know what. You will have to tweek the seat position, angle, and tension here and there, but wait, then it dawns on you one day when you don't...
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    User review of ebikekit.com kit

    Reminded me if the movie Mad Max.:)
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    large nut on Bosch that holds chain ring on

    No grease, wipe threads, install by hand, tighten while holding opposite side crank, I use a 1/2" ratchet, only because the socket is 1/2" drive, light torque, and that's all there is to it. No reason to get crazy on the torque here. Being aluminum, it's very easy to damage the notches as well...
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    Fender options for Bulls Monster ES

    No problem, thanks for posting and the pic's. Stay tuned for my version!
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    Fender options for Bulls Monster ES

    But would those cover a 4.8" tire?
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    Fender options for Bulls Monster ES

    Did you ever get the fender issue sorted out? Got pictures?
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    Spacer removal

    Why would you want to remove them? Yes you could cut the tube. Once it's cut, there is no turning back. Or flip the spacers on top of the stem.
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