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I doubt many shops would work on it, they tend to shy away from the lowest-end bikes. It's just not worth it to them.

All you can do is try to get a refund. It is an extremely cheap bike, and no way it has that much power. It's not a battery you want to charge inside, either, it's way too low-end ot trust.

you can change the tire size make the tire size smaller.

sure there is room for a big dog.

takes some guts to do this on a very busy road underneath and just a small lip to stand on.

this is a small sheep farm that has been charging. the teepees are new. I have no clue what's going on.

I watched a landscape company plant this by spraying it down. I thought it was a pleasant surprise.

this one about killed me riding by.

I would not use Facebook for this; here is the best. a local shop would be best.

Horny squirells.

no, the cracked one just happened after 8000 miles. they may have used a cheaper brand on it the bike was only around 3k.. I was able to ride carefully till I got a new one. That one never cracked it just bent like hell.

I had one crack on me. but this guy when we clipped a post was crazy. I got 8000 milnes from my first cranks on my bosch bike.

I think longevity is a big one. Bosch just lasts the batteries so much more. I have five batteries with over 50,000 miles on 18,000 and another 15,000 that are still going. Ply=us they are very efficient machines. so far, I have not needed more torque unless I want to go up 20% grades faster...

glad people throw away stuff properly.

Man almost got doored and then on the same road a honey squirrel ran in front of me instead of trying around and I almost got him all in a couple of minutes. I think at most my handlebar would have clipped the door but it is so automatic to swerve out of the way I could no t tell how close it was.