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It's been my experience that anything mechanical that folds up, will fold up when it isn't supposed to.

I agree. I use lights with internal batteries to avoid unnecessary drain on the bike battery. They can be recharged via the bike USB port if necessary. They also remove from the bike and are handy as a flashlight should I have a breakdown at night.

Quality e-bike batteries, used on most "high end" bikes, have thermal protection built into the BMS. Cheap batteries may or may not have this protection.

It's cheaper per ounce if you buy it in bulk: 😁...

Try Kroil: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=kroil+original+penetrating+oil&hvadid=558556438984&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9058761&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=8070634709244379170&hvtargid=kwd-1457736945571&hydadcr=1008_9642245&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_5j8mc66bc1_e Pricey, but it's the best penetrating oil I've found.

I do too Stefan. I also wish the biking infrastructure were as good here in the US.

If I lived in Europe, or rode with a group, I would dress like the others. Sadly, I'm in the US, and mostly ride alone in places that don't see many bikers.

I don't like the funny looks I get when I stop at a bar for a beer while wearing bibs. Instead, I use padded underwear and cargo shorts. I also like the large pockets to carry wallet, keys smartphone, etc. Leaving these items on the bike is asking for trouble should the bike get stolen.

Hard to believe the helmet maker would say "no adhesives" but allow screw holes.

I have these installed on all my e-bikes. They work well for powering automotive type devices, like some GPS units. Be aware of the output wattage though, they are easy to overload.

Good policy! The only thing I add is "Thank You" when they move over to let me pass.

Not a screw on, but it attaches to the outside of the helmet with self stick pads or zip ties. I use Velcro on mine so it will break away if I catch it on a branch, hit something, or take a spill. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003LVHZ4O/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

No, it was my last trip to Cape Cod, MA.

I just go to Mickey D's instead. ;)

Despite the law that says you must, how many make a right on red without stopping?

Call or e-mail Pedego Tech support with the year & model: https://pedegoelectricbikes.com/contact-us/ They will either provide you with a replacement display or ship it to a nearby dealer. Pedego displays are plug & play and easy to replace. Welcome to the forum, and good luck with your...

I'm a bit reluctant to use fold ups. I've had a few instances in my riding years where the rigid pedal prevented an ankle injury during a spill. IMO, pop offs would be a better choice.

It's amazing what they can do with those teeth! :oops:

I've been to that beach several times and that kit has always been there. Anyone could just take it, but this is Cape Cod, where shark attacks are very real and taken seriously. I think people who go to that beach realize that kit could save their life, as the sign says. For the most part...

These are indeed good gauges for those who prefer an analog readout, and they are available for 36 & 48V systems. For 52V bikes, a 510 ohm resistor needs to be wired in series with the gauge to make it read correctly. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QK8VRZX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1...