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I used a ridekick for two years with a recumbent trike and found it to be quite up to the job. At the time I was about 180 lbs and the teratrike that I rode weighed probably 40 lbs give or take a few pounds. The range was 10 miles and speed on flat or small Phoenix area hills was 12 mph. Not...

Always get eye contact and use dominence. I give them the "don't you dare pull out in front of me glare and try to look a lot bigger than I am. Wearing bright clothing including a bright neon orange helmet with helmet light and lots of blinkys arrayed in a 360 degree pattern also. My near...

That's definately a scooter. Registration, insurance, a license maybe and restrictions on where you can ride. Would be good to ride in rural areas where there are less restrictions and cops though.

I was trail riding in the desert with my friends german shepard Keiser when he saw a rabbit on the other side of my bike and ran right in front of me. I locked up the brakes and laid the bike down doing 15 mph. OUCH! Bent a crank on the bike and my right leg and arm looked like meat lovers...

Beeline bikes will come to you in their awesome mobile bike shops and fix your nonebike issues and depending on the tech some of your ebike issues. Also Southern California is the ebike capitol of the USA, do a google search and I bet you'll find a lbs that will help you. Things have have...

(Link Removed - Attachment No Longer Exists) (Link Removed - Attachment No Longer Exists) I live in Phoenix Az and commute every day summer or winter with the exce ptions of days when the temp gets over 112 degrees and days when it rains. Trips to the grocery store are handled with a cargo...

Is this a real thing and where can I get one?

Until I bought my neon orange fat bike and lit it up like a Christmas tree, I would have at least two unintentional attempts on my life a day. Now it is only two a week.

I hate videos for ebikes that show the riders only using the throttle and never pedaling. It sends the wrong message to regular cyclists and lawmakers. Law makers think that we're exploiting a loophole to get around the law and nonmotor cyclists think that we'll make things bad for them by...

Moonrise in Buckeye, Az.

My Fatcat XL.

(Link Removed - Attachment No Longer Exists) The other night I came across a cool recumbent bike on youtube called the Cruz Bike. Has anyone else heard of this bike and has anyone tried to electify one? If so, tell me how you did it. If not, how would you do it if you wanted to. Www.cruzbike.com

There are no bottlecage bosses on my bike so I added a mirror to the handlebars and velcro bottlecage to each side of the fork. Problem solved and no one got hurt.

Reminds me of the Jetsons. "Jane, stop this crazy thing!"

They used to hang horse thieves and bikes are like modern day horses... hmmm. At least make bike theft a felony.

They look like the wheels on the martian rovers.

I use my throttle like a skydiver uses their parachute, only when I need it.

Just saying that you were starting to sound like a recording and maybe you should let that thought go for now. Try not to get so defensive and jump down my throat for making an observation.

That horse is dead already, stop beating it!

They are kind of touchy about that but it's more about insurance than protecting trade secrets. Beeline bikes however will come to you when you want and depending on the tech may let you watch. I've used them several times when I had no time to spare for the lbs and found them to be comparably...