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Hey - That’s a great idea. Although I wonder if that’ll create an interference point around the end of the hook making it hard to get the wheel on and off of it. Hmmm.. Will play around with that a bit. Maybe I could put a short extension arm on the face of the wall stud, and then through-bolt a...

Yeah, I just want them against the wall, not off the ground. It sounds easier than it is in the space I have to work with, which is why I’m asking. Really comes down to the type of screw hook to use - was wondering if anyone had found one that works particularly better than a generic heavy duty...

Thanks. Nice set up. Yeah, I‘m having a hard time imagining putting one up by the rear wheel. Space is so tight where they’re going - not a lot of room to maneuver. Need to be able to just pop them up on the rear wheel and hook the front On the wall. Probably not going to be much more I can do...

We have three e-bikes and a small garage, so I’m looking at options for parking them vertically with the front wheel held by a hook in a wall stud in the garage. In theory this sounds pretty straight forward, but in practice it’s anything but. Due to limited floor space, I need them to be as...

Sorry to hear about your T1 diagnosis - sucks (I recently got a pre T2 warning and was told to start watching my carb intake - I was already in very good shape and exercising a good bit and not carrying any extra weight, so it's def bad genes for me - sucks). I love my Roam E for doing errands...

I have a 2022 Stance E+2 that I got on sale last year for about the same money as the sale price on the E+1. I decided not to pay the premium for the E+1 at the time and just added a dropper post and I was all set. That makes the current deal on the E+1 pretty appealing. I also have a Roam which...

Just picked up Rove STA E+ for my wife yesterday. I already have the Roam E+ GTS, so I was familiar with the bike. We test rode first, then pulled trigger. I've used my Roam on local single track and fire trails. Except for the absolutely steepest climb I have never felt like it needed more...

Yes.

Asked the dealer about this and he forwarded me Giant's response which basically said the factory decided to ship some bikes with the smaller, lighter 4A fast charger. And if you read the Ts&Cs on their website, it does say they reserve the right to change components from what is listed at any...

Just picked up a new Stance and took it for its maiden shakedown run today on my favorite singletrack. This thing rocks! I have a question about the charger that is supplied with this bike. It came with a 4A smart charger, but the website says it comes with a 6A smart charger. Here's the...

Oh. OK. Well I guess my bike might have one of those, too.

Do all Giant batteries have a BMS charger? I know my Roam has a different charger than the Explorer.

I've heard it's same as a regular microphone jack.

Re leak down, my Giant hasn’t done that so far. That said, I take your point about not leaving it plugged in even with the power off. Good safety tip.

I bought a smartplug specifically so I could charge mine up in a controlled fashion since the charger isn't a 'smart' charger - it's either on or it's off. The good news is the battery charges at a very linear rate, making it easy to calculate how many minutes I need to charge it to get it to...

I'm with LimboJim on this one, I think - if it were me I'd want someone to do it who does it for a living. And will stand behind their work if they mess it up. This looks like a pretty major undertaking for anyone who is not pretty handy in the shop. I do all of my own motorcycle maintenance...

Like I said above, I find my Roam is a real bone shaker on trails, but it is great on the road. For "a little trail" riding (and a younger person) this bike should work great. It's main advantage is the narrower profile tires that run higher pressure than regular MTB tires. Less rolling...

what does Speicalized have in FS SUV bike? Saw the Trek one.

Outstanding. I recently picked up a Roam E+, and the first thing I did was add a luggage rack, lights, and kickstand. I don't need fenders on it since it's a hard tail. I love it as my 'townie' bike and grocery getter. It's got 'hybrid' type tires that run at 60-65psi, so it goes really well on...

How about something like this...