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I'm not sure how easy that would be. Amtrak's bike racks are the type where you stand the bike up and mount the front tire on a hook. I don't know if all Amtrak cars are like this, but the ones I've ridden have a moveable bar with a velcro tie for supporting your bike. I don't think it's...

It looks like Amtrak's bike policy has a 50 lb weight limit. Some e-bikes might meet that limit but some might not (also not clear if removing the battery would make a difference). I've taken my regular bike (not an e-bike) on the Amtrak here in California. The train cars with bike racks...

Hello all, Thanks for the feedback! Everyone has definitely given me something to think about here. @Mike TowpathTraveler, I was looking at a Haibike for a commuter, specifically the SDURO Trekking S9.0. I went with a different bike but I may look at them for a mountain bike. Do they do...

Hello @Barracuda Court did a review of the CCS a couple years ago. You can find the review here. I can only assume it's similar to the S2. However, your thread subject refers to the CCX? So I'm not clear on what you're looking for. In any case, I believe I've seen on the forums somewhere...

This is actually what I wanted to know. Some of the direct sale bike companies, like Rad and Juiced, have "off-road" bikes that are, I'm assuming, meant to appeal to mountain bikers but they have fat tires and no full suspension. In fact, they likely have no suspension at all! Are they trying...

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Thanks for the feedback guys. You've all definitely given me a lot to think about.

I should probably clarify that I'm looking at mountain biking that's not too extreme. This is something that I'm looking for as a light mountain bike and winter weather commuter (no snow in my area, just rain). I'm in my 40s and I've suffered too many dislocated shoulders for anything too...

Hi Court, At some point I plan to get an eMTB and I've been scouring both the EBR forums and other places on the internet regarding this question. Direct sale companies (Juiced, Rad, etc.) don't really seem to have any full suspension bikes and just fat tire bikes (and many of them have no...