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How is it done? A lot of work is not what I am interested in, I just don't know how to do it. I thought there would be a point where I could attach a multi meter.

Yes I can read the bars on the battery and I can read the power levels on the Purion but, I remove the battery to charge and have to guess the voltage with the five bar indicator, +/- 20%, thought it would be nice to be able to see actual voltages so I can idle, or charge to precise voltages.

I looked but couldn’t find information on this with Google and I got lost with the forum search engine. How do you measure voltage on a 36V Bosch Power Tube with a multi meter? Or is it possible without taking things apart?

[/url] Max Verstappen: Fastest Dutch guy on the ground these days.

A few months earlier this year I was actively riding when the weather was cooler and was putting in many miles so I needed a trunk to put extra water, camera etc., so I got a Topek MTX trunk. I looked what seemed like everywhere for the Omni Quick-Track adapter and couldn’t find any. Yea there...

I certainly hope you all above have taken the time to fill out the form the OP suggested. Most of us don’t live in Pima County and most likely will not ride the loop but it would be great for those who are going to ride the loop to do so with their e-bikes. I for one want to ride the loop if...

Yea; most high-end bikes don’t even come with pedals because they are so personal. I’m on the third set for my Gazelle, SPD’s – the tried and true.

Great bike!

Yes Ergon GP5; "Ergon GP5 Ergonomic Lock-on Bicycle Handlebar Grips with Extended Bar End Support | Regular Compatibility | for Hybrid Bikes".

I like your choice of bike! I have the Ultimate T10+ high step – it is a wonder full bike. Wasn’t really sure what a gravel bike was, didn’t even know I had one – it was called a hybrid when I bought it – it was set up for Dutch riding originally by the LBS, soon changed. I put bar extenders...

I can only speak for my bike I can’t compare it to any other e-bike. The bike rides well without assist as a matter of fact on longer rides, I ride about 35% unassisted to reach the distances I want. I am unaware of any weakness aside from weight, and of course the pedals and saddle. The bike...

This one is close to home, don't want to see more of this - feedback sent in on the form to Pima County. I am hoping everyone on this forum responds and sends comments to Pima County.

Bicycling has always been recreation, exercise for me, except for a five-year period where I commuted to work on the bike otherwise the bike/e bike is recreation. So, no impact on my car or motor motorcycle riding.

Hi Dallant; I was wondering, does your spare Bush power tube have a facia for your bike or is it just a stock power tube?

Inexpensive SPD type pedals – mistake! They were inconstant, always easy to get in but not always easy to get out, a couple of times I needed to stop grab onto something to get enough leverage to rotate out – dangerous. Replaced with Shimano SPD’s which work the way they are supposed to; love...

I have a Gazelle T10+ and just love the bike. It is a Hybrid bike with many built in features, the craftsmanship is outstanding, it comes with lights, front shock, café lock, a bell, heavy duty tires and rims, rack, front a rear fenders, kick stand, hydraulic front and rear brakes and an option...

OMG I feel for you all - I want to just jump into the river!

It is not just the awful high temperatures, it’s the high lows – it doesn’t cool off sometimes for weeks, it’s the summer; the swimming pool is not cooling below 82, tap water is warm, the hum of the air conditioners 24/7 and cool showers are just a thought.

WOW! When I needed to work I rode my Vespa, I rode in +115 degree F but never once thought of riding my analog bike in that heat.

As much as I want to think I have the most compelling reason for not riding it’s just not true, we all have our own unique reasons not to ride, and because of that I got on the bike this morning, after walking the dog, and went for a nice little ride. It was a comfortable ride, at 07:15 it was...