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@RLB2444 Have a look here it just may be what you`re looking for, it supports 90 lbs (2 bikes @ 45 lbs each). Just got one myself, have not had a chance to use it yet, need to modify the tire holders to fit the 4" tires of my ebike (70 lbs).

This is what I have for the longer rides just in case. Did top up all 4 tires on my Jeep, 10 psi per tire in about 10 minutes, yes I was impressed however it does not take much to impress me....

Yes i do know that, this was just an answer to your question that`s all . I`m sorry for offending you or anyone else .

sorry to hear that

@Poppadoos when i go to the website you have mentioned i get a pop-up window on bottom right corner to live chat, perhaps you can ask there?

before modern e-bikes as we know them today exploded in popularity this was quite popular, I got mine in 2011 and still love to ride it every once in awhile when feeling too tired to pedal but still like to go for a quick ride.

@Arthritic Old Man Welcome to the forum. That is a nice looking setup you have. I have to ask since i`m looking for one myself, where did you get the trailer or did you make it yourself?

@Poppadoos Welcome to the forums. Have a look here, hope that it will help you out.

@kcrider Welcome to the forum. My bike came with knobby tires, they are awesome for riding on the beech or snow were they provide much needed grip, however they are quite noisy on pavement and slide very easily on wet surface or mud as yours did, I had a nasty spill myself on a wet wooden...

Maybe it was the same guy from this tread after he got off the highway....

What the beeeep was he thinking? He should have gotten this scooter for riding at higher speeds.

@DDBB You make sure to tell Ken to keep up the good work, well done. Just wish that when i get to be his age i`m still able to keep my balance.... :cool:All the best to you Ken :cool:

@Lenny You may want to keep a copy of that for January when everybody starts complaining how cold it is to remind them of this day. :p

Ooo shocks, drill not included that's a deal breaker for me.

I use couple of el-chepos from amazon, just in case .... Campark 1080p with wifi - battery lasts 1.5 hours , Proscan 720p - battery lasts 3 hours.

Welcome to EBR @LuckyLeg . If the pack contains decent cells than it should give you about 50 mile range per charge, mine is 48x17.4 and that's what I get, however it all depends on the riders input and how much assistance the rider is expecting. Looks like a great deal for a second battery.

@steve mercier Pretty soon you may have to get a small trailer to tow your batteries in. ;) If you zoom in on the picture you can see downtown Toronto in the distance.

@Paul Dubs Hi Paul, To make sure that the bike is going to meet your expectations ask George at Volt if there is someone in your area that has one, you can meet with them and see if you can take it for a short spin and talk about it over a cup of java. Back when I was in the market for a...

Here is my Teo Fat Bike with the new rubber. 26x4 on rear and 26x3. 5 on front.

Thank you for posting the link.