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That is a very impressive price point, considering the manual labor involved in building a CF frame.

Dcrainmaker actually uses a wide variety of electronics for biking, swimming, running and hiking, and thoroughly reviews it. General site: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/blog many action cam reviews, but doesn’t include the very most recent action cams (such as the HERO 9), which is reviewed...

Just want to clarify that REI is not filing and has not filed for bankruptcy. Other than that, I don’t disagree with the rest of what you are stating, in that corporate bankruptcy rules seem to allow corporations to get out of obligations in a way that doesn’t apply to the rest of us. As the...

The Co-op City E2.2 looks to be a nice bike for the price, especially considering it is purchased at a reputable store that sets up and services bikes. I assume it was in stock. It seems to be the most in-stock ebike at the REI stores In the greater LA area. This thread is under “Other brands”...

Hi, Thomas. I tried to send a private message to you but you are blocked from starting a conversation. Thank you for the apology. I would like to apologize also for the snarky comment in my last post to you. I felt I had avoided anything to apologize for up to that point. Two wrongs don't...

REI has been successful selling and servicing their own bike brand (used to be Novarra, now Co-op) as well as other mainstream brands, such as Cannondale. Although the Co-op ebikes are not personally what I am looking for, I'd be happy to suggest them to others as a lower cost ebike alternative...

The article you link to is behind a paywall for me. However, similar articles that I had already read from my Google searches that are not behind a paywall clearly show that a store named U.S. Outdoor Store in Portland filed for bankruptcy, and that there was an REI store nearby. The business...

In the story that you link, there is no mention of REI filing bankruptcy. The story discusses layoffs at REI, which of course is happening at many companies during the pandemic. Fortunately REI has both a physical store presence, and already had a strong online presence prior to the pandemic...

Hi, Thomas, Arcom first posted that "Perhaps the ebikes will keep REI from going into its second bankruptcy in five years?" After reading that, I was really surprised, as I had never heard that REI had gone into bankruptcy ever. Before posting my response to Arcom, I did multiple Google...

I had never heard of them before, but a quick search shows that they have two stores in the SF Bay Area, and that they sell Aventon ebikes.

I did a search before I initially posted and saw that they decided to sell their new HQ building, but that isn’t bankruptcy of the company, but an intelligent move to cut costs during the pandemic and many management employees working remotely. I found lots of stories pondering about which...

Could you please give a reference that REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) went into bankruptcy sometime in the last five years? I have been a member and regular customer for 44 years and this is news to me. I always received a dividend on my purchases each year, and it was always honored.

Install spacers for sure.

Different areas of the country stock and sell different lead-acid car batteries, optimized for the local climate.

I guess this change has not completely taken place yet or is being phased in. In the US, REI currently has Cannondale 2020 and 2021 model bikes for sale. I am assuming that some additional 2021 models will follow.

Thanks for the feedback and good luck on your recovery. I am not riding right now since I had a left hip replacement in July. I am walking a lot and will get back on the bike soon.

Did Giant make the decision to use third party software because Yamaha will not allow the software to be used on non-Yamaha manufactured bikes, or did Giant make the decision to use third party software in order to offer features that Yamaha doesn’t offer and/or to save money?

Take a look at this review and watch the video: https://electricbikereview.com/cannondale/treadwell-neo-eq-remixte/ It is a heavier flat bar Cannondale bike that uses the same hub-motor as your bike. You can get some details of what to expect from the motor assist.

The Supersix Evo Neo, as far as I can tell from various reports, is a Class 1 ebike, and only provides electric motor assist up to 20 mph in the US. (The Cannondale site does not mention what class the bike is.) On the flats, if you are exceeding 20 mph, the motor shuts off, and you are...

Creek fire is not in Mammoth Lakes or threatening it, although smoke from the fire is affecting a huge area, including Mammoth Lakes up to Reno. The fire is on the west side of the Sierra, and people were being helicopter airlifted out of the Mammoth Pool Reservoir area, which is on the west...