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Reminiscent to the dust bowl. Washington DC politicians ignored the crisis until a huge storm reached DC in 1935. Then help went west.

Why the resistance to buy a replacement display? If you found an old used display, you'll get the same dried out seal. You could have a pattern shop make a mold to cast the replacement rubber if you still insist on not replacing the display

We have had "very unhealthy for everyone warnings" for the past two days in Peoria, IL. Especially tough on people my age, 70! I did a little work yesterday and came in huffing and puffing. Supposed to get better latter in the week. Bikes are parked until it gets better.

You aren't even on Medicare yet. Hardly a senior! I'll be 71 soon.

I never think of replacing my Haibikes. They never leave my sight when I'm out, so theft is not a big issue. I have 8,700 miles during 7 years on one of them and it rides like the day I took it from the shop. Still on original battery too. I figure I'll just replace parts until I don't ride anymore.

Are you just guessing, or do you know about how panels actually work? According to Google, there are 2 conditions to a black spot. One is a dead pixel and the other is a stuck pixel. A dead pixel is absolutely not fixable. Here's a source in the UK...

Failed pixels are not repairable. If the display comes on, and all data shows up, it is not a contact issue.

At your age, you haven't figured out you can't force your wife to do anything or everything YOU WANT? You aren't a quick study are you!

Sure looks like a Grandma's trike with that Lazy Boy seat to me!

Yeah, but it's a massive bombshell according to video #2

It probably doesn't have a plug at the light.

Lower end eBikes react differently when it has a full charge or partial. The controllers aren't high end computers and the curve they give you from the battery is not linear. Both the power feel and battery capacity are both non linear. Now a power system like Bosch does have a linear line. The...

I'm nearing my 71st birthday and still see no need for a throttle. You can't add or convert any Bosch equipment to use a throttle.

If your bikes have knobby tires, the knobs will wear directly in the center at high pressures and on the side knobs with lower psi. You get to choose.

Class 2, class 3 capable are illegal in many states. You can't have a throttle and promise you won't use it. Class 3 can't have a throttle on the bike.

Well your age is not an issue. I would check the motor inhibitor switches in the brake handles.

You don't fiddle with the brakes, it's a microswitch up inside the brake handle mount that gets stuck.

Well put your money where your mouth is and retain a lawyer to sue them for this horrible transgression. The lawyer can probably get the job done for $20,000.

In Illinois, you have to provide proof of insurance to buy license plates. My wife was in a car accident when an uninsured drivers hit her. About 6 months latter we got a check in the mail from our insurance, reimbursing us for the $500 deductible since the driver had to get new license plates...

In most cases the specs of handlebars are printed on the handlebar.