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Just made a one mile run for cocktails. Brrrrrrr. WIND CHILL ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL NOON CST TUESDAY... * WHAT...Very cold wind chills. Wind chills as low as 35 below zero.

Cold, no problem. but getting home at 1AM in a blizzard on unplowed streets with 6"+ of snow proved to be an adventure. Several times I had to jump off and 5 times drag the trike to tire tracks. That was the longest mile ever! Gotta get a 24" studded drive side tire.

Lots of new parts from projects I've dropped. PM for details. LOCAL ONLY SE Minnesota CA3 displays. Grin Shunts. A few tools for scratch builders. Let me know what you are looking for I just may have it and at pre covid prices! MAC 10T front and rear on double wall rims and quality spokes 26"

my OR is a tight but comfortable fit. I have this model, https://www.outdoorresearch.com/products/wb-fs-balaclava-usa-243554?variant=47059986710849

I haven’t opened the packs. I can’t answer.

Outdoor Research wind proof

My warmest is branded OR outdoor research and it’s rated as wind proof. I’m never cold above 10F.

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I pulled my 21700 pack for the remainder of winter. the damn 50E cell snare cold blooded. Building a new 40AH heated pack in a Pelican case.

"This system will likely produce more than a foot of snow" woohoo rock! Blowing snow and subzero cold This storm brings the season’s first transition to deep winter. High winds will cause blowing snow and difficult travel across most of Minnesota.

a warm 33F

Well that's really not true. THERE ARE4 SUCCESSFUL FAIRINGS. One of the best makers has sadly lost his hardware guy. I have had several windscreens with fair to mis; and results. In the end they are more nuisance than they are worth in the current market. A clever fellow with metal work and...

I believe we got ours from EM3ev. Paul uses that connector. TDA pointed this our 3-4 years ago there'a an A and a B 116351-can-you-help-identify-this-charger-plug

What? With modern LED lights that's not quite true.

Have you seen the Grin, eBike.ca hub motor on his sailboat?

I'v finally gone reflective sashes. Now If I can a 3M Solas sash... Being a year round rider, 100F to 10F, they are a better fit.

Typical one bike wonder. That fella has helped more noobs than youve demeaned. One hell of a large group.

Man be certain it’s a trike that will run well with a hub motor. $1500 in a trike and top shelf motors that completely sucks.

Lots of builds out there but remember the brakes were specified for a 12-15MPH ride. As usual Harry has the best idea IMO, but riding in the 30MPH range calls for better brakes. I updated to Avid cable discs, but it Magura hydraulic this winter. I like being able to stop and feel much more...