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I am using the Ortlieb "front" roller panniers (bright yellow) on the rear of my Creo. There are a lot of adjustment points that can be angled and rotated to grab racks in all sorts of ways. The rollup avoids the zippers and the yellow is far from khaki!!!

Can't help with getting chains back on. My Creo now has a small thingie mounted to keep the chain from jumping off (and getting jammed between the chainring and the motor housing). It just takes fiddling and as you found - Wowwie - it is back on!!! But, yes, the chain will self-correct as you...

Olmsted and he/brother designed a series of Seattle parks, too. https://www.historylink.org/File/1124

Nice work. I'm still sure someone will jump to Specialize's defence in any event although I read about these battery blowouts too often. Clearly, it was an issue that Specialized recognized.

I purchased a used bike to keep at my sister's place in Tucson. On the last day of one vacation, yup, goathead. I was pissed and had no time to fuss with it. Figured I'd deal with it the next time I came down!!! She moved to LA and moved the bike there for me. I much preferred riding around...

23 miles and the usual 800 feet to Discovery Park, Smith Cove Park and Myrtle Edwards Park. And something for our Canadian friends for Seafair Week in Seattle. Front guns and Rear guns Do those clouds really portend the first rain since mid-July? The Saskatoon with the Maple Leaf

I like the down East, UP north accent of Mainers. Not enamored of my fellow New Yawkers Brooklyn accent. But then again, I was on a visit a long while ago and asked my sister what kind of accent was at the next table. She said they were from The Bronx, like us!!!! It was so distinct that I...

Went to a wedding along the Sandy River a few years back. Very pleasant in the Uncle's rather interesting log HOUSE!

Oh, that's good to know as the squirrels building nests under my solar panels are well protected from hail storms! Damn critters!

Well, what do you expect. We in North America speak real English. None of this posh British stilted stuff! :eek:

Just yesterday I altered the fit/location of my Ortlieb pannier. I did not get heel strike but it was not quite far enough back so that it engaged fully withtout bouncing around on the rack just a bit. I had not even looked what I will call the upper track adjustment for the clips. Wow, so...

Why do I think your price suggestion is LOW!

Well, not that I have the power up/down buttons on the handlebar, I only use the top tube thingie to turn the bike on. I really, really do not miss looking between my legs and reaching there to change the power. Plus I did not like the cycle power button press sequence. Press up, Press Up...

Then get a new keg and drain it dry! ;)

I was going to tell you that. Although, I still find it awkward to get both buttons pressed at the same time, like about an hour ago. The TCD is not tied to the bike's other controls like Mission Control. Although, you need Mission control to update the TCD. Oh, Specialized does not have to...

I NEED CAGE LOCK!!!! I am sure it ain't that simple!

I was thinking of classifying it as anemic compared to his last ride! ;)

That's why I added the Credo remote buttons to my bike. I just did not find it user/biker friendly to have to peer between my legs and then hit the button to increase->decrease power. @GeoAZUSA Hope you get an answer. I've got the older model Creo.

Ah, yes, "rear sensor"!!!!! The shop called the next morning and said the broken spoke and another were fixed. I drove to pick it up as it was already too hot. The shop closes at 6pm and called at 4:30pm. "There's a slight glitch!" After a brief inquiry - the guy found my lock disc on his...

@Djangodog "Maxfield Parrish painting." You aptly describe your scenery. Now for some slightly different scenery that we have discussed. Fire Lookouts in Washington State. The article has some great pictures and history. Can you imagine, there were over 600 at one time and down to less...