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I looked at a photo of the Samurai, looks like it has e*thirteen e*spec plus cranks. Note the mounting bolt part number at the bottom of the photo - looks like a pretty standard m15, not self extracting. Link to the bolt...

Not sure which crank you have, but most likely e*spec Core.

Intuvia no. The new Intuvia 100 is the Smart System equivalent of the old Intuvia. Nothing is cross-compatible between System2 and Smart System- they use different drive units, batteries, and displays. So you can't mix and match unfortunately. Also I don't think that a gen3 PL motor is...

59 pounds sounds about right without the battery. They sell the bike with 2 different battery sizes, but only list 1 weight so it sort of makes sense. Not particularly unusual for an ebike weight to be listed that way unfortunately. I do agree they should list the battery weights in the...

FWIW, you're not all that far in the grand scheme of things from a test ride. https://www.canyon.com/en-us/customer-service/meet-us/canyon-home.html#visit-us

Was it actually plugged in and did you flip that lever? You're still posting so I guess it didn't transport you to another dimension... Looks like maybe it's a fancy fog machine or maybe gas flames?

My FiveTen Stealth Deluxe have been great - but I'm disappointed in their durability. They just don't hold up if worn daily/regularly. The dots are worn totally smooth on the sole from walking. And the outsole is separating from the body of the shoe where it flexes. The Shimano GF7's I...

Lectric Cycles made e-RAD kits and bikes. Not the same company AFAIK as Lectric eBikes, though they were/are both based in AZ so maybe there is a connection. The Lectric you know was founded in 2019, the e-RAD kits predate that by at least 3 years. Also no connection to RadPower out of...

@J.R. Thanks for posting, they seem like a good NGO and I'm not sure why people are dissing on the hub design - none of the other ones posted here seem obviously simpler or more durable or less expensive... But WBR definitely has shops and sells bikes in addition to donating them. Its part of...

There are still plenty of ebikes listed that don't have that statement. Notice how your example is part number 91622-5004U. You can find the same bike -2023 L Tero X 4.0 in the same color- listed as a separate model with no U appended to its part number and the listing lacks the UL statement...

I suppose you think lowlands are where you ride while the tide is out and highlands are where you have to ride when the tide comes in?

Well sure, you'd rather have the viking rowing your boat. But I'd still rather carry PeeWee up the stairs every day... On the other hand, if you asked me who I'd rather be stuck in an elevator with: a berserker, claustrophobic Viking with a hatchet or PeeWee Herman I'd probably have to go...

Aren't those bikes all about 30lbs heavier than what OP is looking for? The Haul ST was my first thought, but I looked up its weight and it is chunky!

Everyone has different needs, but I think we would all appreciate a cheap, high quality, lightweight, heavy duty, name brand, fast, powerful ebike. If there were an obvious answer it would have presented itself already. Agreed that building your own will get closest to what you're after. The...

Sounds to me like you may be experiencing premature coagulation as a result of greasing your own bafang ;)

With all due respect, I believe you are overthinking this. It's likely that a pure level sensor only would be more complicated and expensive to implement while being less performant at the same time. . Bosch already makes these inhouse for many applications, so undoubtedly they are using...

The new Bosch gen5 has added inertial sensors to do that. Not much real world feedback yet, and it's all in how well they've programmed it though I think you can adjust the sensitivity of various parameters in the Flow app to your liking. There’s a bit more to it than just a gearbox update...

At the risk of being pedantic, FedEx doesn't levy tariffs. The situation is a little more nuanced than your description (the end result to you is the same, hence why this might seem pedantic). Grin=seller=shipper FedEx is the carrier, not the shipper. In this case they are also acting as the...

Ah, I didn't register the Classic in your title. That bike has been around awhile. I have no idea what was/is still compatible with those original bikes- I've only been following them since 2019 and even then anyone mentioning bikes that old was rare.