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i get a workout but its not as much as I get on the acoustic without power. it just feels too easy. I am now so much faster on the tandem now too.

on the tandem, we would usually get 2k on the 9th cog when we had the standard 11-42 cassette. I have found the separate cogs on ebay they are only about 12.00 each. but I needed it for this weekend, and i would not get the new one till Monday. I iwll stock up on all the 4 separate ones as you...

Wore out two cogs on our linkglide cassette. The 9th and 10th Ithink after around 4000 miles, though not positive. the price is so high on these, though. They have two versions one for 140.00 that only has the 10th and 11 cogs loose with an aluminum spider and this guy that has the last 4 cogs...

you didn ot lewar nthe fist time??? ya I had it a couple of times no more.

I know I can't I tried riding my Trek to get the same workout on my acoustic, and it is almost impossible even in the lowest assist level. I am not trying to work hard on the acoustic either.

More power is typical in the world. I can't even use all the bosch power on the 4 gen motor. Even a 20% grade I only have to put out 450 watts or even less if I go up slowly. Now after riding a acustic bike, it's way more than I need. Speed is addicting.

The drive side is always the weakest side because of the dish. You don't hear anything till it is really bad. if you have one broken spoke it may be ok. but two or three the wheel needs rebuilding.

Ya I am not too worried about it I just want the daily average to know how my energy levels and health are. Now that I know o can push more the tandem and the trek are more enjoyable and I get a better workout. I would not mind 100 or so watts of help on the steepest hills they are miserable...

That's what I am thinking. Most likely the bosch. or the way it's set up. its not made to measure your watts but to make the bike work well. but it could also just be the difference in bikes. it could be my cadence is higher; I tend to get 85 to 90 on the acoustic, but usually only 80 on the...

I only got 4.5 hours sleep so I figured this would be a good day to ride the trek I rode on eco the whole ride and exactly the same route. I rode a little bit without power to see how it felt. The ride felt about the same on the trek, and I felt about as warm. If I go by calories and heart rate...

I had debated on running wires to power my regular blinkies to a battery so it is not hard to do.

yep my wife loves riding the tandem. She is blind so she does not have as much of a choice. but as much as I ride ebikes not super cost-effective.

Not so bad for me as I had my doner bike. But I had to replace the brakes as they were shot. I don't think I spent the 2k on the full bike costs, but I have a hell of a lot better components on it. and would not have come with the cool blue housing.

man so much. That's why I dropepd e bieks from my commute. I wear them out too fast. my trek was bad enough on sale for 3900.00 our tandem we got on sale for 3700, but now 5 years later it is over 8000.00

I had used cylciq but man having to charge them every day when I would go months with them. Every time I had an issue was when I forgot them. Battery life is so short for GoPro

yep but 99.99% of ebikes don't have grin. if I had to go that way, that's what I would buy. One tandem company uses them for their retrofitting.

yes but I am saying its kind of a boogyman thing going on. or as my dogs would say, look a squirrel when there is none. its a lousy argument. The weakest parts of all ebikes are the electronics if you have decent components and do maintence then its not a real issue. But Hub drive bikes are...

yes they are different. But those are two differnt drive trains. You can swap Shimano and KMC chain parts. I have the 11 speed linkglde setup and you can't reuse the quick links on it. if I have to take a chain off I have to use another quick link. plus they are a real bear to close it takes a...

I did break or at least crack a crank arm on my first e bike. No clue how it happened I don't stand on the pedals.

if your going tubeless, get some plumbers silicone grease and grease up the inside of the valve so it does not clog.