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Unfortunately, they are. I'm having my cataracts put back in,

Sorry Stefan. You don't qualify as obese in the U.S.; we have much higher standards.

Thanks. I currently use the ramp/walk mode method, but as you say, it's a bit of a dance since the pedals are turning and they require tilting the bike away from the vehicle to avoid interference with the vertical stanchion. I do remove the forward battery (I have a Nevo 3 with two batteries)...

Thanks. This is pretty much what I had in mind., minus the nose bleed when I saw the price. It would be nice if you could just buy the lift part and attach your existing hitch rack. Wonder if you can. I went to their website and noticed they now offer this rack with wheel trays as opposed...

I have a ramp on my Thule Easy Fold XT....there's even a longer optional ramp available. It works, but still requires a lot of maneuvering to avoid the upright stanchion while in an awkward position. I can certainly live with this. I just thought that a more elegant (and certainly more...

As I and other members of my seniors' riding group try various methods of loading heavy e-bikes, I was wondering whether there was some sort of jack mechanism that would fit between the receiver and the bike rack. Could be a scissor or ratchet type of mechanism, hand cranked, electric, or...

Anyone who lives/visits in Upstate NY (north of Albany) should check out the Adirondack EZ Riders, https://adkezriders.org/. We have a weekly ride, usually Tuesday, and have some nice easy to moderate routes of 20-28 miles. It's an older group and a mix of e-bikers and analogs, tending toward...

So many things to do, so little time.... Kayaking Building sailboats (2) Building kayaks Rebuilding my old bike (1972 Falcon)

A number of years ago I joined the ADKEZriders (https://adkezriders.org/), a mellow group of over 55 year olds who ride in areas in and around the Southern Adirondacks. When I joined, I was riding an analog road bike as were most of the other members. As the group aged, more switched to...

After this post, I did a totally subjective review of my two mirrors: Mirrcycle and EVT Safety Zone Bicycle Helmet Mirror (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003LVHZ4O/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). The helmet mirror is big (2 1/4 in dia) but it gives a slightly narrower...

Sorry I came across this post so late, but still wanted to share my similar experience. When I received my bike in Nov 2021, everything seemed to be working fine. A rattling noise initially diagnosed as crank problem by LBS, but they decided it was the enviolo (trekking model). They made...

My Nevo 3 came with an Ergotec M88 mirror. It was very nice until I read the torque value upside down (9 nm instead of 6 nm). Broke a small internal threaded sleeve and it would cost about $25 to replace. Went with the Mirrcycle and am very pleased. Of course I have been wearing a helmet...

I just posted my experience traveling to Florida from Upstate NY and back ( https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/transporting-an-e-bike-2-800-miles-some-observations.48525/). Rickman 1's comment is spot on. I didn't measure my wheel base before buying my Thule EasyFold XT 2...

I don't know if this will help you, but try https://www.manualslib.com/products/Supernova-M99-Pro-11184354.html. My R&M taillight was not working and this info helped my local bike store fix it. Good luck.

I recently took my Nevo 3 to Florida from my Upstate NY home and back, about 2,800 miles round trip. I had no previous experience transporting an e-bike and was quite nervous about possible damage to the bike and theft. Here are a few details: Car: 2021 RAV 4 Prime with 2 inch receiver...

I'm currently (4/26/2022) on South Hutchinson Island in Ft. Pierce, FL. The Island is very narrow and has the Atlantic on one side and the Indian River (actually a really long lagoon)on the other. Our condo is on A1A, which is my usual out and back ride. No hills, but often strong winds...

I have often said if I were given unlimited time and resources, I probably couldn't solve the problem of homelessness. Maybe I could fix certain parts of it, but not all of it. Mr. Coffee's post is one of the more thoughtful pieces on the subject. Well done.

Many thanks. They even listed the Enviolo Trecking hub. Now I'll have to road test it.

Am I getting full range on my Enviolo 380? My Enviolo hub was making a noise. My LBS got rid of the noise, but I’m not sure I’m getting the full range on the hub. My highest (hardest) gear might be a little low. Does it make sense that given that I have 27.5 inch tires, a hub with a 0.5-1.9...

I bought this Falcon in 1972. Rescued it from my son's garage and totally restored it. Mostly original components including Campy front and rear derailleurs (which still work well). Now I have too many bikes (Specialized Roubaix, 1988 Trek 1100, Cannondale hard tail mountain bike, and my new...