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On the Endless Sphere forum, it is has been discussed that it is almost impossible to get sufficient tension on a 12 gauge spoke on a bicycle rim without risking cracking the rim. If you search for "bicycle rim 12 gauge tension" you will find the discussion. For this rim in particular, the...

You should call State Farm and ask them. Velosurance may be your best bet, though.

I bought my last lawn mower around 30 years ago. I haven't had a lawn for the last 25 years or so. One of the benefits of living in the mountains.

What about buying a new P14L on eBay...

I haven't flown them. But it is a German/European airline, so they probably have different bag size and weight limits than a US airline if you are planning to bring a carry on bag. International economy isn't going to be fun no matter how you slice it. And make sure your passport is valid for...

I don't have any experience converting trikes and that is a folding trike on top of that. You could mount a mid-drive motor to the crank. Like the DM02 or the TSDZ2B. They have an integrated torque sensor. But I am not sure how that would affect the ability to fold it. You could also get a...

Isn't that the same as New York City has already done? It seems to be effective, along with other measures like an education campaign. https://www.autonocion.com/us/new-york-battery-fire-deaths/

Four wheel vehicles are sold that are not street legal. ATVs, golf carts, and offroad vehicles like the Polaris. And there are quite a few of them being driven on the roads in my mountain resort community. Half the time by kids not old enough to have a license.

The fact is that a class 3 ebike is legally allowed motor assist to 28mph. Some people feel that makes them safer in high speed car traffic. I try to route around roads like that, usually on a MUP, so my average speeds are 12-15mph. If you feel like you need more speed than that, buy a...

It looks like a network problem. There is a routing loop.

Small modular nuclear reactors are the future: https://www.energy.gov/ne/advanced-small-modular-reactors-smrs

Except that he said he replaced the original controller with a KT controller. So probably not proprietary. Unfortunately, I don't have any experience with configuring KT controllers.

I don't know. I have bought generic silicone bands, which seem to hold up okay. But I just use them to hold containers closed and things like that. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQL4JYSJ?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1

Maybe you can find what you need here: https://www.magnet4sale.com/neodymium-magnets/cylinder-magnets/ I don't have any personal experience with that website though. I usually just buy such things from Amazon or eBay.

You can just order an inner tube from Amazon. But I bet your local bike store can give you a used one.

No, it's a true story. Happened 25 years ago and my friend has since moved back to Houston and fell out of touch.

I am pretty sure the wire holder I have is made from silicone. It is very flexible and heatproof. It works great as long as your project can be placed flat on a table or bench. Like when shortening extension cables.

It's Texas. Years ago a friend and coworker, who had just moved to the San Francisco Bay Area from Houston, came to work put out because he had left his shotgun on his back seat and a cop saw it and told him that was a bad idea in California.

You shouldn't need additional flux 99% of the time if you are using flux core solder.