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I haven't done any in a few weeks, this was back in October.

At only 4v difference I doubt the performance is that much better. Also, the 48v has 1008 watt hours versus the 52v's 910wh.

I think taking even more photos would be appropriate as it could be a good way for someone, decades from now, to see what things were like during the "Great Pandemic of 2020".

@Drahuber Which side is your "good side"? What I'm thinking of is removing the crank arm on the bad side and replacing it with a "peg" that's sized appropriately on which you could attach a pedal. The "peg" would be more along the lines of something like this pedal extender...

Nice bike! I bet the kiddos love it when you hit the "gas"! Welcome!

Excessive heat is bad but you usually doesn't need to worry about the charge rate as long as you're charging at or below the cell's spec's. A good practice is making sure the pack isn't hot from discharging before you start charging.

Because of the heat?

I had to look that one up! 😁

YIKES! To wait 6 to 7 months I think I would be wanting to consult a crystal ball before making a purchase. As we've all experienced lately... a lot can change in that time.

For a second or two at the end I thought that might be a cop car coming to arrest you! 😄 Nice video!

Thanks @Thomas Jaszewski I'm still a little surprised at how well that mirror has held up. It might need a little tweaking to fit but I think the pair shown is the third or fourth pair of sunglasses that mirror has been on. It's outlasted them all!

I got back into cycling around 15 years ago and found my habit of often checking my mirrors while driving transferred to my bike riding. Problem was my bikes didn't have any mirrors. I'd seen other riders with the mirrors on their helmets and liked the idea... except for the fact I rarely wore...

Around here much of nature seems to be ignoring the pandemic.

Giro Revel

Indulge indeed! Welcome!

Don't let Browneye see that! Hmmm... now that I think about it, he's probably the one that made it. 🤔

Ditto!!!

Good on you!

@Chris Nolte thank you for your service... to this country and to the biking community. I hope the business decision you've made doesn't hurt too much.

That's wild!