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Don’t let anybody tell you they don’t make this stuff anymore… two year old Brooks saddle on my Gazelle’s 7/8” seatpost. and oh so very comfortable.

Most shops would love to be able to service everything that comes through the door. And any good shop should be able to service the mechanical bits. But it’s the electrical systems that cause issues. Off brands, like the stuff you get off the internet are usually unserviceable at most shops...

Oh no! They have MOTORS! a whole new way for me to bust up my knees! sure looks like fun though. better get yours soon before they are banned from public pathways. gits me ta thinkin… I have this 1966 Honda 154cc twin in the garage…

Yup! Old school stuff, this type of equipment is all still available, an old bike shop will have it in the back. A community bike shop will have bins of the stuff used. The post is most likely 7/8” (22.3mm I think ) the old standard off your Dad’s Raleigh. The seat is a cruiser design. Trek has...

If long rides are in the future ask about range extenders. These are a bike specific factory kit which include a second battery, usually slightly smaller, and the hardware to mount and connect it. There is often a software update to assure it operates as intended so it’s best to have the dealer...

I’ll admit up front to being a bit biased towards Trek, as they do sign my paycheck. Gazelle is an excellent brand which I once heard described as “ what a bike would look like if Mercedes built a bike”. I have one of their analog bikes simply because they are so well made. My only concern in...