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I want a pair of folding wire baskets for rear rack on my Magnum Metro that I can quickly attach and remove. Mainly used for groceries, carrying supplies to community garden plot, other errands. Wald baskets seem to be permanently attached; does anyone have anything that fits my criteria?

It looks like these three models use the same rack and I worry about its support for pannier bags. It is short and set far forward, only one support bar on front side; I worry about bags getting hung up in spokes. Has anyone swapped out racks? Or found bags you feel safe? Topeak makes a side...

It looks like these three models use the same rack and I worry about its support for pannier bags. It is short and set far forward, only one support bar on front side; I worry about bags getting hung up in spokes. Has anyone swapped out racks? Or found bags you feel safe? Topeak makes a side...

This looks practical. I've only got 5 uneven height steps to go up and down, was planning on using walk mode on my (still awaiting) Magnum Metro but I'm going to give this a try just to spare the bike the bumping around on a regular basis...

Tried to log on this am and got a msg saying your certificate has expired and the site may not be what it claims. Did somebody forget to renew something?

Surprised there's not more comments from Denver. Our metro area has lots of separated trails, bike lanes, (supposedly) shared roads and, in Downtown there are now barrier-separated lanes. Read someplace that we have over 600 miles of trails, lanes etc. Several 15-20+ mile trails - Platte River...

50s close to 60 here the next few days, going crazy waiting for my layaway Magnum Metro. Another month and a half. Grrrrr! Checking tires on my me-powered step thru.

My Magnum Metro comes with QR front wheel and seat post. I'm wondering how much use they are for me, thinking about replacing. I'd like to know why having them is important/very helpful, and suggestions for replacement if you have done so. I'm not mechanical, unlikely to do much work other...

Seems like a trip to REI is in order.

Put a Magnum Metro on layaway at Best Electric Bike in Denver, 10 blks from home (7 years in business). I won't finish paying for it until Apr/May but laid it away now because of a conversation with owner Terry. He said he started carrying Magnums thinking he had an exclusive deal with them...

Test rode a Pedego, an IZip, a Blix, a Yamaha, the Metro - and a R&M Delite! Saved the Metro for last, right after the R&M. I definitely noticed the more solid feel of the R&M and it really chews up hills, made the previous bikes seem sort of flimsy, weird to say for a 60 lb metal machine but...

J.R. I wondered about ski goggles. I'll check out the stuff you mentioned, and will try not to feel bad when I blow into the gloves.:D Thx.

indianajo I was stationed in Fairbanks Alaska '64-'66, went thru AF Arctic Survival School there, similar experiences. My cold tolerance has only decreased since.

Really? There is that much difference in what, the performance? Now I'm for sure going to ride the expensive ones, just to see what you're talking about!

Local le-bs (10 blocks) having a demo day Sat, supposed to be in the 50s so a good day for rides. I've done a lot of research here, think I've narrowed things down to 3 bikes - Surface 604 Rook, Amego Infinite and Magnum Metro. Surface for torque sensor, Magnum because le-bs sells/supports...

A related question. I wear strong prescription glasses and have a sinus problem - so balaclavas just flat out don't work for me. Breathing gets the glasses fogged up and the sinus problem can make a mess or make me stop frequently and blow. I haven't bought my e-bike yet but a couple of...

Article in Denver Post today about this but didn't touch on regulation. Here we're got dockless scooters and dockless e-bikes as well as docked regular bikes; the article said a company is now coming out with dockless sit-down scooter. I think this is mostly positive in a "Good, we've got to...

J.R. which model Garmin do you have? Their designated "cycling" trackers are way more money than I want to spend.

Do you track uphill/downhill info on your rides? What do you use? Most info I want to track can come from the display, but not the incline info. Are there apps or hardware available? Lots of hills around Denver, want to be able to measure progress as well as plan trips.

Wondering if battery theft is a real problem in urban areas? Here in Denver people steal manhole covers to resell for the metal, and I wonder if those small locks on the batteries are a real deterrent. Anyone have a problem? Do you remove battery?