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Yes even a Bosch powered 28mph speed pedalec. Small batteries :-(

I have been able to ride the Bulls Outlaw in the rain on several occasions. This mornings ride was crazy. It was raining so hard cars were pulling over and stopping in the bike lane! A couple of discoveries. 1. The bike appears very water resistant 2. You need to double your stopping...

Check out Juiced Riders Cross Current.

I rode the same route tonight on Level 3 (of 4). The bike used 76% of the battery. Here is the Strava. Check out my activity on Strava. https://www.strava.com/activities/663688456 Averaged 17.9 over the same 20.2 miles. Note: I had about a 10 mph crosswind for most of the trip tonight. I'm...

Another small update. I rode home this evening and stayed in level 2 (of 4) the entire way. The bike used 52% of the battery. Here is the Strava Check out my activity on Strava. https://www.strava.com/activities/662568970 Averaged 15.3 mph over 20.2 miles.

Wow how many miles have you put on the bike? I have two friends with the CC...one has over 2k and has not had to change pads???

You can fly with the bike but not the battery. Batteries are limited to 160 watt hours. You can have three 160 Wh batteries as carry on. Delta and United.

@KenM. I have been pedaling my butt off trying to catch you...no luck I am out classed. Anyway I just finished today's ride - hauled my bike to church and rode home. By the Lords blessing I was able to ride everyday this month. I did have a few weak contributions but rode everyday none the...

I really enjoy your posts! I think a common theme from my perspective is the power delivery timing. It appears to me there is a simple solution go with Throttle only! You will have complete control of when power is applied and how much power is applied. It is an interesting perspective from...

John...punt and try a different bike. This is supposed to be fun not irritating:)

Thieves SUCK!

Look at the Juiced Cross Current...good bang for the buck. I have two friends who have them. The each commute under 10 miles each way. Body position is slightly more aggressive you would probably need a stem riser to relax the seating position.

That screw/bolt looks like it is the torque arm. This anchor point to keep the rear axle from spinning needs to be relatively tight. The material of construction on your rack may be softer than the torque arm material?? You may not be able to tighten the bolt/screw to the proper torque...

You may have to do a little bending of the legs on the rack. This is not hard to do. Check out you tube. You can use a small steel pipe which will slip over the leg and a vice to hold the other end. If you rack is tubular you can use a small tubing bender. Take your time and bend in small...

Stromer all the way...pick the best one you can afford.

Not sure this type of post helps anyone...seems like you are looking a gift horse in the mouth??

+1 on four different bikes!

That's news to me...I have the Kuat NV2. I started out with a 1 ¼" receiver on a Mini Cooper hauling two Ebikes roughly 5 days a week on a 2 mile rough gravel road to pavement drop off point 18 miles away. A friend of mine often puts his Fat tired Norco on the same rack. I have since sold the...

Not sure in the CC but some bikes have an adjustment screw to tighten the battery. Look on the under the bottom of the battery - bottom Sid of the frame??

Check your battery connection points...see if there are any arcs??