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I was watching a video on Magura brake pad replacement, and the dude was using a bike stand to hold his "e-bike". I am wondering if one that has 'supports' would do the trick, over a flat plate style stand such as in the second image. It has a foot pedal to operate the lift.

Yesterday I headed out on a planned three-day bikepacking trip, which by my maths was doable on my Riese & Müller SuperCharge 2 (~ 155 km). Anyway, I got defeated by a 20% incline (according to RidewithGPS) (all I can say is it was steep as) rock garden hill climb which had a nice layer of mud...

If you have an Anker powerbank 10000mAh, you might want to check to see if it is Model A1263 and get it replaced. Details on Anker's website here.

I have too many kilometres of loaded touring with Tubus racks to consider others, UNLESS there was no Tubus option. I would in such a situation more likely go with Topeak over Thule, mainly because of my reasonable experience with their products.

I have a Bosch motor but do not know of anyone who has tried the software, hence my curiosity.

These two aspects turned me off the idea, but if resetting wheel diameter is an option and it corrects, particularly the odometer accuracy, it may be worth reconsidering it. That said, I would still like to see feedback from those who have actually used the software.

On my Surly, I normally have a 1.5-litre water bottle (soda bottle style I think) there, and I have mudguards. Still gets caked in grime. I think can cope with a bag there :)

I am in Australia, so no problems for me with either option :). Mind you, Revelate Designs has been around a long time, managing seemingly just fine, selling a quality product. I have a few of their products on my fatbike. My concern with the Joey is that the mounting straps may not be long...

Same here.

I was looking around for a downtube bag along the lines of the Revelate Joey DownTube Bag (see review here) and came across the Appidura Expidition Bike Charger Pack [1.6l] which I could use to carry my Bosch charger when I need to and otherwise use it for other storage. They describe it thus...

As someone who does (or has done) long-distance touring and Audax rides, the temperature on the bike computer is something of interest at the end of the ride if I can be bothered to look, just to know how hot or cold it got. If it was freezing during the night on the ride, it was freezing. The...

Please do not make up what I said. My words are here in black and white. What I actually said:

Feel free to engage with what I actually said ...☺️

In my experience, my Garmin one has, at least in the past ( I do not bother with temperature nowadays), reflected the temperature on the bike, that is the heat radiating from the road as opposed to reported or ambient temperature. I actually found this more useful, e.g., 50 C on the bike in the...

I am not sure how this would work in many countries, but here you go. Riese and Muller Fire 'Engine' Bike

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Not owning an iPhone, no :)

Shoot in RAW?