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There are a couple of ways to enable 2.4GHz on a router. You can enable it for your existing SSID, in which case a client may connect on either band, but you may not be able to control at which band the client connects. This could result in slower WiFi performance for some clients. Or you could...

Configuring 2.4GHz is something they can do remotely. They won't have to roll a truck for that. I have an XFinity router at my work apartment and they have the option of configuring it yourself through their phone app. At my home in SoCal where my treadmill is located, I have Ubiquiti APs and...

I have a Kickr Run treadmill and use it with Zwift. I was using a long HDMI cable from my PC to the TV in front of the treadmill, but I switched to an Apple TV appliance. It runs Zwift fine, but without as much detail as the PC. It connects to the Wahoo via Bluetooth for speed and incline...

By 4G he probably means 2.4GHz support. If he only has 5GHz WiFi enabled in his home, then devices that only have 2.4GHz radios wouldn't be able to connect to it. It's a problem for a lot of smart home (IOT) devices as well. Most WiFi routers will have both radios and the option to enable...

They have had that for hundreds of years. They are called beer goggles.

Lol! They are not easy to install if you can't find replacement gears for the motor...

Frames that are designed to be step throughs have reinforced downtubes or dual downtubes. Your frame does not have that as the top tube provides that structure for the frame. It's your frame and you can cut it up how you wish, but that is probably not going to end well for you.

It should make the hills a little easier. You also have that granny gear in the front.

That's a pretty good workout.

Never had that problem with rice. Beans yes, rice no.

I was actually thinking you would just take the leftovers home. That's what I do with Chinese food. Although I would definitely look for a mom and pop restaurant over Panda Express. I am a picky eater and usually end up ordering two things you can't get in a normal combination meal, so I end...

Usually controllers only work with displays made specifically to work with them. You can try contacting the manufacturer to see if there is a different display compatible with your controller. If you just want to see battery voltage, you can buy an inexpensive battery voltage display and tap it...

You can buy an inexpensive tester to check the motor...

I'm not sure what a Casa Mama is, but it looks like you have some low effort options.

That's what living rooms are for. Throw down a tarp and lie to your wife that it will all be cleaned up in a few hours.

Sounds like a ramen night. Throw in some vegetables and an egg, nuke it, and call it a healthy meal.

You could use a hacksaw to shorten the kickstand. I have been using a Pletscher double leg kickstand and it works great. I have the Disc Trucker with 26" wheels.

Back when I was in college, I had a VW Bug. The battery was under the back seat on the driver's side. I had dinner fork slip under the seat and short the battery to the frame. It melted the fork and burned a hole in the seat.

Not usually. If you shorted it with a resister or some kind of load, maybe. The BMS could shut the battery down. If you have a fuse inline, that may blow. Most likely, with thin wires used for lights, the wire will melt or that board could be damaged. That's assuming the light function is...

Maybe. Couldn't you have them cross in front of the handlebars/headset before the cable stop and then run them parallel on the downtube with the front shifter housing on the outside?