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Probably? Opportunity missed. I'm disappointed in you.

Using a two syringe method is best for tricky bleeds like this. Use a kit and adapters that fit the lever and the caliper. ALWAYS remove the brake pads before bleeding and use a proper brake block to hold the pistons open.

What was Miss No Captions' name? Cask ales, yum.

180Nm motor but no mention of weight. It's gotta be pushing 100 pounds.

I'm glad you sorted out both the noise and the proper installation point of that unique seatpost. I hope they used carbon paste. IMO the most important torques on a bike for safety: Saddle to seatpost Stem cap to bars Pedals to crank Quick release or through axle to frame Everything else is...

".neq." is an engineering/scientific abbreviation for "not equal to", but you knew that. I use the Silca and Vittoria tire pressure calculators and end up somewhere in the middle to start. One is high, the other is low.

We ride the same way, and I'm an experience roadie (the horror).

Both your reasoning and the theory behind it are wrong. Maximum pressure .neq. lowest rolling resistance.

Standards are useless if the driver doesn't GAF.

That sucks. We had a $7K eMTB stolen this year. 5 minutes of distraction was all it took. I'm biased, but once your financial situation calms down, I'd replace what you already had. You put so much into it. Velotric Discovers aren't going anywhere anytime soon.

Now it all makes sense. Good for you.

Armed Forces is a great race with a solid history. I hope to work it someday. If I'm going 24mph on an open stretch and get passed cleanly by anyone on anything, I'm fine with it. As long as myself or anyone nearby is not put into danger.

What a gorgeous railway station. The only thing to assemble with the Cycplus pump is putting the silicone cover on, and screwing the hose on if you want to. It just needs a charge before use. That's assuming that you have the same one as I do.

Have I got the bike for you. :)

Clean. Looks brand new.

Absolutely, especially for two syringe {push pull) bleeds.

Correct., The equivalent would be the Kiox 500.

That's why I asked.

There are two different models.

Any transportation vehicle (bike, scooter, skateboard, etc.) capable of assisted speed beyond 28mph should be ridden by a trained, licensed operator, registered, and insured.