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Your battery doesn't have a key?

The status of the batteries charge? What does your manual say?

Curious about why cargo bikes all seem to have little wheels. Do smaller wheels handle bigger loads?

Mine ended when I said I used to own motorcycles.

Yeah, I own two Ebiles but apparently don't qualify either. Curious about what actual info they are looking for?

I'll have to check my chain but I know it's not skipping in any case. I replaced the original chain at around 2500 with a KMC and part of another. It has 4600 on it now.

What's wrong with a second quick link? Did that on my Rad Rover and it works fine.

Probably.

Interesting although it wouldn't help much with mounting or dismounting if ones bike had a rear rack with travel bag mounted on it.

If one of these can be mounted on your rack then you can use a Topeak bag that just snaps on and off. I put one on my second bike so I can easily switch the bag from bike to bike...

I've been very happy with my Rad Rover although they did make a few changes since I bought it. Hopefully for the better. It's got a little over 4500 miles on it with no problems other than routine things like chains (replaced once), tires (replaced once) and brakes which I switched to...

Fentanyl is used every day in hospitals for pain. The trick is the correct dose which can't done effectively if it's black market. I think I once read where there are test strips for it so maybe those could be distributed to cut down on the ODs.

I would say the only purpose to legalize that is to make it safer. Whenever something exists that people want, making it illegal always makes it more dangerous, more expensive, and not any harder to get if you want it. The Volstead Act kind of proved that.

I've not experienced the former. For me it tends to blot negative emotions and enhance positive ones. Never tried shrooms. LSD a few times over 50 years ago which was always quite nice.

All Ebikes are motorized vehicles unless you leave the battery at home. You can go just as fast using PAS as you can with a throttle.

What's the difference between being "buzzed" by a throttled ebike or a regular bike?

Just saw this. https://news.yahoo.com/company-pioneers-sulfur-based-battery-150000874.html

Don't know that there is much difference between say a 150 pound person peddling a 125 pound bike or a 200 pound person peddling a 75 pound bike. It's the 1000W motor that takes it out of the ebike class at least in my state.

In my case my bike is either locked in my garage or sitting under my ass. Pretty safe in either place.

But she already regards her analog bike as "heavy" That is something I just don't get. What is easier, riding a heavy ebike up a hill or pushing a lightweight analog bike up a hill?