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I think this is a really good point. Hopefully, in the future, all this stuff will be integrated by the manufacturer to run off the main battery. Yes, DIYers can always splice into existing wires/cables to draw power, but that is a hassle.

Had one of my best backpacking overnights in Kings Canyon, Jeremy. No idea about biking, but your trip sounds like a winner! Have a great vacation!

Do they even sell direct, 6? I’ve never looked. I’ve always bought from dealers/shops.

It really is a strange and kinda’ wrong name for this bike, for sure, but it looks like a good urban commuter. Since it’s light, I suppose having a non-removable battery is acceptable.

Wow! Right; missed that. The “Nomadix.” Yeah, that is clearly “off-mission” for the ebike crowd, but that’s quite a beast.

I’m retired; so, yes. :)

By the way, where is this high-powered eMoto? Is it not on the web site? I see two Scrambler models, one with full suspension and one hardtail.

Honda is god when it comes to small engines. You are totally right to avoid other manufacturers and just get the best.

Bigger is better?

I think that’s a very interesting observation.

So it seems, LD! Still, looking forward to what comes next.

I’m not aware that they are, Harry. I’m not sure if that’s how they’ll be made in the long run. Just theorizing...

Just curious, but what was scary about it? I’ve never been to the Keys… :(

“Fättie.” Duh. :)

Realize your conversion is a few years old, @Tom@WashDC but that is a slick bike. Cheers.

Outstanding, PedalUma! Thanks for sharing!

By the way, @PedalUma, that Fat Boy conversion is exactly what I've got on my mind as a possible alternative when I get my next bike. Very cool stuff. We may have to talk down the road! Do any of the big makers use To7? Also isn’t To7 Chinese (not English), or were you referring to the size...

Awesome, Charge! That looks like some pretty gnarly trail right there.

I mean, perhaps someday we’d get to that. In all honesty, I don’t want my bike all that connected, but I could see more information be available to the parent down the road. Anyway, cheers!

I think these days it’d be easier to implement something that would make it difficult to defeat, Chris. However, point taken.