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It looks like something you have to blow up, like a pool floatie.

I am an old school shovel guy. Luckily I have fairly sandy soil. It should be wrapped up by the end of the weekend

Bulk of digging done

Finally getting around to my drainage project.

Thanks Dave, a lot of good information. Had my first flat on Saturday with my Toughroad and it got me thinking. Swapping in a new tube was easy, but I had no idea what you do if you are tubeless.

What happens if you get a flat while running tubeless?

Like the first one byunbee posted. It would just be made of some sort of hard wood

Might have to build one. I like the idea of bike shoes , helmet and bike at neatly stored on wall. Probably will incorporate charger as well.

How does the new bike ride? Does it have different features than the long awaited Vado? I see it is a hub motor, does it have a throttle? How big of a battery?

Does anyone know a difference Battery buying option other than Giant. If there are other options, are the safe and worthwhile? My tech/battery knowledge is limited

I just do it for fun. We had a metal can the Goldendoodle could open at will. Tired of picking up after his garbage capers.

I have a drainage ditch I have to dig that I have been putting off all spring and summer. Those back break jobs are always so easy to push to the back burner

My newest project is garbage bin from garbage (pallet wood) also a butcher block top for a storage cube

Yes it is from the AuSable Chasm Bridge. It is on one of the loops I often ride.

Yesterdays ride was great until I got my 1st flat with this bike. Luckily it happened just a couple miles from home so my wife picked me up. Had the stuff to fix it on the road but it is always easier to change tube at home. Still got to enjoy the scenery prior to the flat.

I will often just put my bike on the tailgate of my truck. The kick stand works as a good pivot point to get back wheel off the ground

That is what I was hoping. Still going to have it checked this week

Just hit 1200 mile on bike I got in June. Seems to be working fine but I have a wrench on my display after I ride about 100 yards. Any ideas?

Well if gyms don’t open safely, I plan to ride until the snow flies or gets below 20F. Then I will park my self on my elliptical in front of a TV. Also work on core and flexibility, I have ignored this over the summer

The Toughroad is a fantastic bike. I have not run into the 20% battery pitfall yet. Usually back close to home by that point. I love the big tires give a super stable ride at higher speeds. I regularly run my bike 45 to 55 miles (mostly on eco) with battery to spare.