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Since you live in Canada just go to biktrix.ca, click on Accessories, and then scroll down to Rhino batteries.

If you're not 'bike savvy' I'd recommend you purchase your bike from a local bike shop. E-bikes need more maintenance and having a bike shop close by that can work on your bike is a huge plus. I'd also recommend a mid drive power train with a torque sensor. Suspension forks are nice, but they...

Good advice, Tom. I did that once with Watt Wagons. Never again.

Here's a video of a guy off roading with the Aeroe rack. Very impressive.

Here's another good choice. https://aeroe.com/ This is the one I plan on buying for my full suspension mountain bike.

Canadian goodwill?

Can the Fuzua battery be charged while still in the frame and can the power be turned on/off without taking the battery out?

The three best things I'v purchased for winter riding are electrically heated socks and gloves and winter cycling boots (with clipless cleats).

A couple of years ago I took a $10,000 carbon Creo for a test ride. While riding along I went to increase the power level just before coming to a steep hill. The road was heavily shaded with trees, so I didn't see the big pothole in front of me as I took my hand off of the handlebar to reach...

Yes, it's a great site. 👍

For safety reasons this is something that Scott should have included with every road e-bike they sell.

You guys are tough SOBs :D When is gets below 6 degrees C I hop on my indoor trainer.

electrek, an online reviewer of ebikes, has an article on the CF Racer1: https://electrek.co/2023/12/12/ride1up-cf-racer1-unveiled-gravel-road-e-bike/ How the heck they can offer a carbon frame, carbon fork, carbon seat post, and one piece carbon stem and handlebar, with SRAM components for is...

Only two sizes available (50 & 56cm). Personally, I'd rather have a quality aluminum frame than a cheap carbon frame.

Propane is an option, but I haven't come across a natural gas powered generator in my search for a stand alone house unit.

Good choice. 👍 My wife has a Photon. I've taken it for a couple of short rides and I like it. She loves having a throttle.

I wonder if Specialized is planning to ever offer a road version.

I'm lucky, I guess, because I ordered extra gear oil a while back, because it was hard to get. My hub didn't leak until I did a hard ride (while riding on pavement) hitting 1500-1700W a number of times. Right after that the hub started to leak.

I suspect their demise was helped along by their inability to solve their hub's leaking problem.

I guess I won't have to worry about sending my Kindernay hub all the way back to Germany when it falls again. :confused: I should have seen the writing was on the wall when riders had their leaking hubs replaced only to have them start leaking again. If (probably more like when) my hub starts...