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Nothing wrong with that! I don't get the rush like I used to with technical probably since I rode it for so long and still do some but with an emtb trail riding has becoming more fun to me now. The added speed keeps it exciting and makes it bit like riding downhill.

On the other hand it does allow you to MTB ride some somewhat like you used to as far as climbs and distance...

I've done my share of OTB nothing that bad. Worse one was after having my rear shock rebuilt discovered on a steep decline the shop had changed the rebound setting and got bucked off landing on a rock slab like a fish out of water lol my fault should have checked that. Agree about the kickstand...

I have a lot of respect for the police especially these days but that guy sounds like a cross between these two.

My last one was Lumbering pig this one's Short work. More of what I think of them when riding than a name though.

Mtb'ing is fairly safe in my opinion. You only have to worry about your own mistakes. Awesome looking bike bro... I still think we might need to make a trade hehe

I have what Trek calls a medium large frame and only run about a half inch sag on the rear shock. On my previous bike occasionally it would rub but it's no worse for wear really. Mine is the 2nd generation performance line cx and the bike is Powerfly 9.7 which the rail replaced I believe. How...

Is that the new Bosch performance line motor? I just might have to trade you bikes!

It was great...

The seat is a Forte soft-tail I bought it a few years ago at Performance bikes. I think the bag is a large in this.

Not sure if they ship to Canada either but that's as close as he's going to come to what he wants for the money

Now that's a bad boy right there... of course I'm a little prejudiced. Zero contact with the saddle bag.

http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/motobecane/full-suspension-mountain-bikes/ebikes-hal-eboost-m600-electric-mountain-bikes.htm

I've only had two bikes so I'm no expert but if you going to stop on a hill just like an analogue bike you would down shift gears before you stop and then before you start lower the pas level also but a throttle is very useful at times and for mountain biking I would say a necessity. My limited...

On my hub cadence sensing bike it required a lot of pas level shifting no where near as much on my mid torque sensor Bosch in fact it has a what they call an emtb mode which is like an automatic and can be ridden in all (mountain biking) conditions with out the need to change levels and feels...

Everywhere you go always take the weather...

That's hotter than I like it. 80 is good during the day and a few degrees cooler at night but 78 does feel pretty cool perfect for sleep.

Yep way worse than Phoenix. We get a few weeks of high humidity some summers and of those a few days just too miserably humid so I can imagine. I would add a lot of people don't ride other than real early here in the summer so it's nice, you have the trails all to yourself sometimes...

Exercise with a breeze and a change of scenery...