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Most riders change the seat, handlebars, grips, tires and pedals before finding the combination that works for them.

I have a full suspension e-mtb different brand. I have 1500 miles. I have replaced the brake pads twice and the chain once. Where I live there is little flat, it is up or down, that's why the brake pads. Since I ride casual on single track, dirt roads and pavement I have not serviced the...

It's the weight. My e-bike is 52 pounds with battery, I can pedal it uphill but it is work.

Wiggle the front wheel side to side to see if there is any slop. Tighten front wheel nuts if needed. Check for loose spokes. Check to see if the brake rotor is bent. They are easy to straighten or cheap to buy. Good Luck!

You need a dropper seatpost!! I am almost 71, 5'6", and ride a medium Specialized Turbo Levo.

You might check out the Rocky Mounts Backstage. It tilts and swings to the side with the bikes loaded. Warning, it is a heavy rack.

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It maybe my age 70, but I really don't like the high speeds. My reactions are not what they used to be. On a straight downhill, I may hit 24 mph before applying the breaks. I very seldom ride a road with a speed limit over 25 mph, mostly gravel and trails. Just my riding style.

I had an older Rad Mini without the front suspension. You can jump up a curb but I had to bounce and lift the front wheel. The timing is crucial. Curb height can vary from 5 to 8 inches depending on what the curb was designed to do. Bigger wheels and suspension definitely make curb jumping...

Nice looking bike!!!!!!!!!!

You are like most of us, our first e-bike has limitations. I started with a Rad, similar to the Hemiway, now I have a Specialized Turbo Levo. It is a big change in power and comfort. It's also easier to load a 50 lb bike instead of a 70 lb bike. Enjoy riding what you got.

Check e-trailer.com.

https://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/124377?page=hivis-jacket-mens&bc=12-26-593&feat=593-GN1&csp=a&attrValue_0=Neon%20Yellow&pos=107 I don't own one, but have thought about it just because of the sizing problems mentioned above.

Install a dropper seatpost for mounting and dismounting. Its the only way I can ride a bike that fits when pedaling.

I have a Specialized Turbo Levo it came with a Specialized seat post installed by the dealership. It was a demo/rental.

Having the lever on the handlebar allows me to drop the seat at the same time as braking. Being short legged, I need to get the seat down quickly so I don't fall over. This is especially necessary when something makes me stop to avoid an accident.

https://www.arlbergsports.com/product/liv-tempt-e-2-20mph-381624-1.htm Its not full suspension, but should fit.

I believe to find an emtb that small you will have to go with the name brands. I would start visiting every bike shop that sell emtbs. I am 5'6" tall and found that only bikes like Specialized, Trek Haibike, and others will have XS frames. I ride a medium Specialized Turbo Levo. Arlberg Sports...

https://www.emtbforums.com/community/forums/haibike.5/ You should have better luck on this forum. It is based in the UK.

I don't know much about the smaller hitch sizes but you should look at the videos of bike racks on various vehicles on etrailer.com. They install racks with bikes on most vehicles and drive over speed bumps and such. This may help you decide on a rack and the weight effect. The quality of the...