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If you want to ride 40-60 miles. that would require you to spend saddle time to build up the stamina, regardless what bike or e-bike you choose. Averaging 15 mph, 40-60 miles would take 2.5-4 hours of saddle time, pedaling, non-stop. To get your body used to pedaling for that amount of time...

Yeah, 660 Rallye KTMs learned the hard way for me. They are great for wide open throttle, soaking up bumps at high speed.. but not so ideal with technical narrow trails. that bike sure took lots of abuse and keeps on ticking. Eventually, I got tired of waiting for KTM parts, and they ran out...

They are both 660 Rallye, 2001 & 2002 model year. Some drink, some smoke, some do other drugs.. for me, it's called 2-Wheel Therapy. As I get older, I do prefer the motos that allows me less maintenance time and just turn key & ride.

Not long ago, few years before the pandemic all these motos (and more) below fit inside my 1.5 car garage. 20 some years ago, I did much of my dirt, desert, track & ice riding. Some rare dirt bikes I've owned. This was adventure touring when you have flames between your legs. 30+...

Nearly 25 years on motorcycles, these are the ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) bikes that I keep in my garage these days. Done many trips on my Chinese Cub 125cc Lifan engine. Doesn't matter how hard I abuse that engine, still runs in extreme conditions. My 2004 Ninja 250 cost me $450 to...

Have you got any riding experience with these wonderful e-trikes of yours to share? Any pictures? Any experience transporting them with your car or truck? Why do you always have to bring up the naysayers or jealousy in your posts? Leave those comments out, please; they contribute nothing to the...

As a teen in the 80's, I pedaled across the NA Continent from Seattle, WA to Ocean City, MD on a Huffy 10-speed packed with 30-40 lb. of camping gear. To me, just about any bike can do touring; whether you can tour comfortably or efficiently is prioritized differently for each rider. If there is...

Another good review for the Lectric XP Trike. XP Trike fitted inside the hatch of my 2010 Prius, with plenty of room to carry more stuff.

That's what I hear on the video.

Wasteful of trees, down the toilet, literally.

According to the video: It takes 15 MILLION trees a year to produce 36,5M rolls of TP, each roll of TP uses 37 gallon of water to produce. Usage of bidet reduces the consumption of trees & water.

Put about 30 miles on the Lectric XP Trike since I received it back in MAY. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/lectric-folding-e-trike.51723/page-2#post-613291 It can fit inside the hatch of my Toyota Yaris: and Prius: Gave the trike to my 80+ y-o in-laws last month, they...

Lectric XP Trike stowed in the hatch of my 2010 Prius, with plenty of room to spare:

Tried it nearly 20 yrs ago.. really need to move to a safer place to do it regularly.

Does any of those 3 look like it had been an explosion or ignited to start a massive fire? Would the plastic part of the battery still be intact if the battery did explode? I'd imagine the fire would have melted the plastic parts & tires from all the e-bikes in a lithium fire.

Let's not forget that plenty of electrical grid within NYC metro can be over 100 years old and still operating to supply modern day electrical demands; like super-sized washer/dryer, microwaves, dishwashers, heater, A/C units, electrical cookers, etc. I've been commuting on my (folding) bicycle...

Brakes, who needs them; they only slow you down. 😅

This article was from last year, but I wonder if these e-scooters are getting any more popular? https://electrek.co/2022/06/22/electric-micro-bikes-are-growing-in-popularity-combining-e-scooter-ease-with-e-bike-comfort/