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Several different brands of this on Amazon. This one is $6.35 shipped: http://smile.amazon.com/LingsFire%C2%AE-Laser-Cycling-Bicycle-Safety/dp/B00QY6GOIQ

I would be willing to bet insurance against theft requires you to take at least minimal precautions. I would be very surprised if any insurance company covered theft of a bike that was just left sitting out unlocked and unattended in a public place.

Awesome video for those of us that are already committed to OD'ing on the subject, but at over 18 minutes it takes longer to watch than a rerun of Seinfeld. I doubt many of the curious will invest the time. I would suggest maybe boiling it down to a roughly three minute balance of enthusiastic...

As Ann M. pointed out above, there's a very active thread on this in the "Other" forum: http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/say-hello-to-storm.1228/

Having put my $400 down on the Dillenger already, I can tell you if I had seen the Storm first I almost certainly would have gotten that instead. Mostly because I think it would be easier to resell. I think the big difference is the form factor. Folding bikes are for eccentric old folks...

And that one has some gears, pedal assist and a 48V battery. Let's go in together and buy 10 of them instead! I'll take two.

Hydraulic disc brakes. 45 pounds. $499 is before $194 shipping. They promise shipping will be lower, but that is the MOST it will be. Second battery for $179. They've got orders for 2250 of them already. 3 days left.

Since we love discussing these... Storm Electric bike 350W rear hub motor, 36v 10ah lithium ion battery, big fat 29" x 4" tires, $500. Pics show disk brakes. but they're not mentioned in the specs. Looks like throttle only, no gears. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/storm-electric-bike

There are a few BikeLids in Fells in Baltimore, but would love to see more of them in more places. It's a pretty nice solution. You can leave one or two bikes, helmets and even some gear secured with a single U-Lock. We should lobby local businesses and organizations to install things like...

Thanks! I met Alan at Big Wheel Bikes a couple of weekends ago. Rode a few bikes around the parking lot, but it was a little too crappy out to take one out on the trail. He's the one that has the awesome deal on the E Motion Carbon. I intend to go back when we have a relatively decent day to...

Mike, I have a hangover from the cocktails I felt compelled to go have after trying to read your article about finding the perfect match with a cellphone. :-) I agree about the internal gears. Rohloff is pretty damn expensive though. Maybe take a look at one of the Dillengers with Bafang...

So first off, I seem to find myself defending Dillenger here even though I have no reason to believe they deserve it. But I also have no reason to believe they deserve such condemnation based on one disgruntled customer who insisted they continue to replace something that uniquely broke...

I definitely did not mean to imply that I had any specific confidence that the Dillenger bikes would be of comparable quality to Easy Motion. I like the combination of components. Based on the reading I've been doing 750W mid-drive w/ 48V Samsung batteries is a pretty good place to start for...

I contributed to both kickstarters. I've been toying with the idea of the various all-in-wheel kits but I really like this approach better than Copenhagen, FlyKly, or Omni. I hope it gets funded. And $380 for a folding bike with fenders, lights, and panniers is kind of hard to beat. I figure...

I'm really liking the specs on this Dillenger Steath Legacy 700c: https://dillengerelectricbikes.com Samsung 48V 8amp battery integrated into the downtube. Paired with a Bafang 750W mid drive, Shimano Nexus 8 internal hub, Suntour suspension fork and 30mph top speed. At $2k Price is much...

I've been all over the map trying to figure out what I want. Ultimately I figured I'd start small and mod my current bike, so I just contributed to this kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1182676007/uncomprimising-wireless-blue-tooth-e-bike-conversi Cheers.

Interesting. I hadn't seen this. Just contributed, but with only a week to go and less than half way there it may not get fully funded. I think this kit would work better for me than the various all-in-one wheels coming out. And for about half the price of entry.

86: Did you ever sell your bike? A dealer not to far from me has several new Neo Carbons in boxes. Offering them for $3600 and an extra 12a battery for $400. I really love the look of that bike, but am thinking my backside would probably prefer a commuter style bike.

I've been keeping an eye peeled for a review of that one too. There is a lot I like about it.

I'd like to see how the Harmony and H|Sync work out. Having an auto shifting NuVinci might be just the ticket. Pick a cadence and let the computer adjust the gear automatically.