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A day not at work is a day well spent.

I’m in the same boat. I tried for a few weeks to get used to a mirror for my SF commutes, it always felt awkward. I have the Varia on every ride and only turn it off when I get to the trails. I absolutely love it. I still do the shoulder check when merging or turning left in traffic but it’s...

Have you tried supple tires and/or a Redshift suspension stem? It might be all you need.

Been a fan of Rivian since watching Long Way Up. And I really need to stop watching the review videos since I’m starting to justify what would be a crazy purchase for me. Amazing vehicle that can do almost everything better than dedicated sports cars, off-roaders or luxury sedans.

That’s on my shortlist! What trim did you go with?

At least in Cali, I understand there’s already a fee on top on the annual registration cost for EVs.

Hey all. Who's driving an eCar? I'm not really looking for reviews but wanted to hear some experiences and some nuances about living with it daily that those "initial review" videos can't encompass.

Wabash RT?

I’ve never been on a trail or MUP that specifically restricted any bike by class. I’ve seen many 15MPH signs that all bikes must observe.

Not really. Tires are porous and the sealant does evaporate. I’ve only had to clean out and replace my sealant twice but every time I’ve had to do it, it was always obviously lighter than when I initially put the sealant in. I haven’t weighed them side by side but supposedly a normal inner tube...

I’ll confirm that this is my experience as well. I fill up my tubeless setup more often than when I ran tubes. But the comfort and protection are well worth it for me.

It was an adventure but I finally found a solution that worked.

This isn’t true. I have a SpeedBox 2.0 on my Urban Rush and it works really well.

Nice rack! (I haven’t said that since high school)

They’re not lying. The wiring harness is right above the motor tucked into the down tube. It’s not 4 hours worth of work but it is intensive and you need the correct tools.

That's too bad. Some folks need to realize they can't just run a marathon after 20 years of smoking. Even with assist, you need to work your way up. Hey, so you're local-ish to me (Benicia resident). Do you have a storefront or do you work out of a workshop? I have a brand new mountain...

The Canyon Grail:ON is my current bike crush.

I just received a 4-pack of adhesive tag holders yesterday. They’re $7.49 with the discount code. I’ll be using them so I can hide my tags a bit better. Right now, I just have them in map pockets in our vehicles. Not very secure.

Very likely because of the limited amount of Tile users as compared to Apple's huge network.

I'd really like a notification when any item changes location that's not within a half mile of where I left it. I think that would be super useful but it's likely against the "anti-stalking" protocol that Apple has baked in to the device.