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Seems to me the question was answered, you even quoted it. I read his reply carefully.

Fun to see the locations for the promo vid, all very familiar and just north of me. More deets at Bicycle Retailer & their own website. Virtue will offer The Pedalist with a 750-watt electric motor and 48v 32A li-ion battery that will provide a range of 50-plus miles per charge. The Pedalist has...

One time at band camp,.. JK - I was once 27 miles out then when I swapped batteries I realized I forgot to switch the charger over the night before. I had 27 miles to cover with two bars, basically picked my battles using the lowest assist on a few hills and no assist the majority of the ride...

Just had the rare double tail wind experience! Shaved 20 minutes off a 25 mile loop, funny because I just tuned and cleaned the bike, magic!

I once dropped my wallet and doubled back on my 25 ride without the battery (it was drained by then). Most notable to me was just getting off the line, once up to speed it was not too bad, I even passed a roadie going up a 400 foot climb. Heck now I don't even like touring mode, spoiled by Turbo...

The small elastomer probably prevents hard bottoming out. Do not try and tighten the top side screw, mine was held in place with some silicone, now some electrical tape does that job. -S

That's still crazy wear, do you use Shimano pads on Shimano brakes? I could imagine a scenario where someone might end up with counterfeit or aftermarket pads that are crap. Regen is way overrated on bikes. -S

Do you happen to live at the top of Pikes Peak? On my Dash I got around 2k per set, now I did have to adjust them way too often. Tried metallic pads recently (on another bike) and got rid of them in a matter of days. Maybe some of the third party brands, power stop or whateves would buy you some...

That's some serious elevation. I've only taken mine down to 4 miles range remaining, usually swap batteries at 2 or even 3 bars remaining (12 - 16 miles out/full turbo). 'Battery meter still has one tick, and power is still applied' Power to the motor or is it just that the display remains...

Bend it back. -S

BTW - Cali may still get the tax on out of state purchases depending on how you handle your April 15th taxes next year. -S

From Banana seat to BMX to MTN to Touring, City bikes, Cruisers, High end road bikes I've just about done it all. At one point maybe 5 years ago I was riding a cheap cruiser so often that I was able to blow past a good percentage of spandex clad logo wearing weekend warriors on my $300 single...

Under some unknown circumstances the Bosh will delay for a few revolutions, happened to me yesterday off the line at a stoplight. I was in a highish gear and just muscled through it. -S

Nope. They just use the same mechanical disc brakes. It's one of those storm sondors like typo :) Well that suck dog doo. -S

One of the Diamondback e-bikes is very Dash like but comes with hydraulic brakes, a major fault of the Dash. Prices are in your range as I understand it. -S

Tour mode for 60 miles today, so accustomed to Turbo it took a while to get used to going for distance, VS going for speed. Back 2 Trbo 2mro

You must be in or near Europe, 250 watt motors. I'm not a fan of Suntour forks and suspect that thing will become slow and barely useful inside of 4 months. I do like Haibike frames. I have no experience with the Cannondale's linear fork so I can't speak to it's performance. I've seen chips...

Who built the wheel? It is easy to over-tighten a hub motor lace. I'd take it back to the wheelsmith. -S

Thanks J.R. - I don't think many people bother with searching forums, that is why I sometimes repeat myself, not something I do often in person. Funny backstory, my Pop expressed an interest in an e-bike conversion (recumbent) so I turned him onto this and a few other sites. Shortly afterwards...