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I was just thinking yesterday on a ride against the wind how the wind is a non factor for the most part on an ebike.

Ultimately it was age and pain that pushed me towards an ebike

I like all the mods, the bike, and dedication to use it all for utility and probably fun. Walk the walk. Your doing it.

I just turned 69, & I have 2 total knee replacements, a fused left ankle, and all kinds of stuff in my back that hurts. I still ride my analog bike as well as my ebike. Yesterday I took the jamis commuter II ( city bike) analog for a ride. Came home and jumped on my ebike for yet another ride...

Yesterday on my 24 mile ride on a new trail that links 2 cities ( Eureka-Arcata ca) I encountered around 15 cyclists. Most were on analog bikes, and probably 6 on Ebikes. The only people that had a smile on there faces when I greeted them were the ones on Ebikes. Somes it up doesn't it.

YES !

I'm getting it too. Aggravating to say the least !

Looks pretty comfy. I've been using Brooks saddles since 1973. May its time to get one of them comfort seats. I pedal the whole time on my ebike on level 3. Usually around 13-14 mph. I've read where those comfort seats can make you sore after a few miles. They sure look comfortable though. I...

Just got back from a 24 mile ride. Not sliding fwd as much, but I think I moved it a little to far fwd. Tilt, reach, and height are good. It was a great ride. Made it on one 4 year old battery. Lol. Had a spare one onboard. 1st time I've ridden the Eureka ca to Arcata ca trail. It just opened...

I do use Brooks Proofide leather dressing occasionally, and that is a tad slick once dried. I've made a small forward adjustment, so I'll see if im going tbe right way on my next ride.

Mines actually tilted up about 1/4 bubble with a level.

I keep slipping forward on my saddle. I've made adjustments both fore & aft, and have also adjusted saddle tilt and height to no avail. I'm using a brooks B67. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

R.I.P

I rode around Eureka CA yesterday and stopped next to the bay for a couple of pictures. Crab pots & a log deck.

Ya, that is scary. I guess one must read the Man U L ;-)>

I'm in California visiting family and I'm loving these flat roads where I can get over 30 miles on a charge. Big difference from my home AO of E.TN and nothing but hills and only getting 18 miles per charge on a 14 ah battery on pas lvl III. Hills make a huge difference. Glad I have at least...

Never plug in or un-plug under power. This has always worked for me no matter.

Glad your alright. Scary stuff.

Yep, my Grandfather had one on his farm in the 60's & 70's.