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Yes, the motor control remote. Mine are small 1/4" diameter with the bar wrap surrounding them, would be easy to not notice them if you weren't looking for them specifically.

I have the same bike as your wife, mine came with the PAS buttons on the bars, one on each side below the brake hoods. My bike is a 2024 model.

Looking good JG, nice looking bike, congratulations! Theres nothing like new bike day to get you excited. Based on your previous posts with your old bike, I think your new bike is going to get quite the workout! Enjoy!

Welcome 1361. We have old people on this forum, like Jeremy, but if 1361 is your birth year you might have him beat. Enjoy your search for your next bike, lots of good insight from experienced owners on this forum.

Jeremy you crack me up! You should have been a comedian.🤣

This is the same tactic that I use when trying to convince the wife to try something new in the bedroom. Were we talking about valves? Oh, never mind.😃

Rab, if you didnt have so much wind and so many hills you would have the perfect place to ride 😉

Unfortunately the world is run by lawsuit happy attorneys.

Is there money down? That color looks good on you Stefan! As much as you ride, you could definitely justify the purchase. The suspense is killing us :)

Most people facing an eight thousand foot climb would be packing a rope and pitons,

Stefan you have way too much fun !

Wow that thing sounds like a beast! Hope that it brings you many years of joy.

Welcome Bajosandbikes, that’s a good looking bike and pretty lightweight as well, what part of the country are you in? Wishing you many years of enjoyable biking on your new e bike.

Welcome Kingkw54166, you should fit right in as most of us are on the north side of 60. E bikes are definitely great for keeping you active later in life. Which part of the country do you call home?

Welcome jeffro67, tell us what you have or what type of bike you are searching for.

Welcome Whiteyjr. Hope that you enjoy your new bike for many years to come.

Great for plotting your route on the fly in situations when your gps fails.

Animal!!

And we miss that guy and his fantastic photos and ride write ups.

I have two class 3 e-bikes and I like the ability to exceed 20 mph when the conditions are favorable. That said, I always use common (or is it uncommon) sense,and keep my speed at 15 mph or less on mup’s and other congested areas. When traveling along roadways I’ll push it up to 18-22 mph...