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@kcrider Welcome to the forum. My bike came with knobby tires, they are awesome for riding on the beech or snow were they provide much needed grip, however they are quite noisy on pavement and slide very easily on wet surface or mud as yours did, I had a nasty spill myself on a wet wooden...

Maybe it was the same guy from this tread after he got off the highway....

What the beeeep was he thinking? He should have gotten this scooter for riding at higher speeds.

@DDBB You make sure to tell Ken to keep up the good work, well done. Just wish that when i get to be his age i`m still able to keep my balance.... :cool:All the best to you Ken :cool:

@Lenny You may want to keep a copy of that for January when everybody starts complaining how cold it is to remind them of this day. :p

Ooo shocks, drill not included that's a deal breaker for me.

I use couple of el-chepos from amazon, just in case .... Campark 1080p with wifi - battery lasts 1.5 hours , Proscan 720p - battery lasts 3 hours.

Welcome to EBR @LuckyLeg . If the pack contains decent cells than it should give you about 50 mile range per charge, mine is 48x17.4 and that's what I get, however it all depends on the riders input and how much assistance the rider is expecting. Looks like a great deal for a second battery.

@steve mercier Pretty soon you may have to get a small trailer to tow your batteries in. ;) If you zoom in on the picture you can see downtown Toronto in the distance.

@Paul Dubs Hi Paul, To make sure that the bike is going to meet your expectations ask George at Volt if there is someone in your area that has one, you can meet with them and see if you can take it for a short spin and talk about it over a cup of java. Back when I was in the market for a...

Here is my Teo Fat Bike with the new rubber. 26x4 on rear and 26x3. 5 on front.

Thank you for posting the link.

@crash test Ok now you got my curiosity going, where can I find all of this info so I can familiarize myself with it. I like to know when someone fresh out of school that did not pay much attention to the subject is trying to feed me some bs on the subject in question or serve me a ticket.

Hi to everyone. This has nothing to do with e bikes, however I like to share the good news about this upcoming lantern since there is nothing like it on the market. The folks from Budget Light Forum.com have been working on the project for a while now, and are now waiting for the manufactures...

Went for a ride by Humber river near Toronto today, a 40 mile round trip.

@Mr. Coffee These are flashlights and for most people they are too heavy and too bulky to even consider using these as bike lights. Just for the spooky places i use this flashlight, the lowest price found here. Once in the creepy place i take out my "portable sun" to turn darkness off, low...

I would just get a 48v19amp and be done with it, that way you still have the original as a back up, the 58v will only work if your controller is able to handle the voltage otherwise it will release the magic smoke and bad things might happen, mind you I am no expert at anything however my Teo...

@caser41 Welcome to the forum and the wonderful world of ebikes. Enjoy your stay here as well as your rides, post lots of pictures from your rides.

@joe12 Welcome to the forum. You can talk to Gary @Golden Motor and see if he can help you out with the parts you need to get the project completed.

@Turfherder Welcome to the best forum Alan, congratulations on your new ride, i hope you enjoy your stay here and find these pages informative. Once you get riding take lots of pictures and share them here. this is my bundle of joy