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Try the Robert Axel Project website

Added a Craftsman Versastack tool tote to my Vado rear rack using the Racktime adapter, working pretty good. Can carry a whole load of groceries home including a small watermelon

They will most likely need to switch out the stock through axel in the rear wheel and get a trailer through axel like ones made by Robert Axel Project. I had to get one for my Specialized Turbo Vado to pull my Burley trailer. The FAQ in the Robert Axel Project website says the weight limit is...

Trying out this Craftsman Versastack tote for a crate ($21), mounted it to my Racktime rack on my Turbo Vado using the adapter. Could technically stack additional Craftsman/Dewalt storage units but dont want it to be too tall

I mount the same way. Just make sure the medal is at the lowest point before pushing off and you wont get an unexpected boost. You dont even need to be really moving, just use it as a step and then start pedaling

Radrover step thru will definitely sell well. Can see people trading in for it.

They just had a 10% off Christmas sale. Sign up for their newsletter to get sale announcements. They might have something for new years

Some owners had an issue with a wire disconnected in the frame Starts at 5:30 in this video

I have my stock vado head light and taillight, plus a pair of front and rear flashing lights, plus a flashing helmet rear light, plus a yellow helmet, yellow vest, and the vado has reflective tire walls.

I think some models have motor cut off only on one of the brake levers

Ya no thanks. part of the ebike reasoning is charging at home, and possibly for free with solar. plus gas is dirty, go green. ebikes can be had for less than $1000, they are not that out of reach economically

Amego bikes in Canada had a lot of bionx parts in one of EBRs videos

EBR has video reviews on both bikes.

I actual use mine to commute but its less than 10 miles each way. Our city is moving towards more bike lanes, and seem like many are as well. I see more and more protected two way cycle tracks which is exactly what bikers need to feel safe to commute. Once you get the infrastructure in place...

Cities are going away from car parking as well, if you are not taking transit or a bike you'll be paying high fees or hiking it into downtown

It's not preferences or technology that limits the speed. There's laws that regulate the speed the motor puts out. You can get a 2000W ebike but it no longer qualifies as a bike. Technology improves every year and batteries and motors will get smaller and smaller just like all electronics

From the CA DMV Drivers Handbook "Signaling G66-21B (CA) Always signal when turning left or right, changing lanes, slowing down, or stopping. Signaling lets other drivers, motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians know your intentions. Signals may be given by hand-and-arm positions or using...

Haibike has these same deals on their website. Can ship to an authorized dealer for assembly.

Haibike sales go live at 12 midnight

The DMV teach and test drivers on bike signals to get their license. Use what the local DMV teaches