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Experience has taught me to never do this, esp when gov't is involved..

I did buy the Magnum after also looking at the Amego. Based the decision on convenience of having a Magnum dealer a mile away, after dickering with dealer I got it for just under $2k. I'm not mechanically inclined but if you are, a different factor (price?) may matter most to. you. I'm nearing...

I've never been a big exercise guy, bore way too easily. So naturally I find myself, often, ghost pedaling on my e-bike, just slowly riding the pedals around. I'm just as likely to fall behind the PAS and get a clunk as to self-power much over the PAS. I know there's lots of enjoyment riding...

Sadly I've found it's not obvious to everyone!

I ride a step thru Magnum Metro. Problems with arthritis but I can still sorta swing my leg over and like Alaskan I sometimes catch the rack bag. My manual bike is a Reid (Aus) stepthru.

\ I hate the speed racer crowd when they show up on MUTs but despite the role speed played in the severity this crash I don't think it had much to do with causing the accident; I think the extreme multi-modal nature of the traffic on this path and the crowding in the area of the accident -...

Glad it worked out for you. Msg me next time you're in town, we could ride together.

Very happy with my Magnum Metro. (The white one) I'm 6', 185#

Why speed limits on MUPs? Try this. This sounds like it would have been a lot less serious if the one biker were not going so fast. I ride here often, keep to 14-15 mph and get passed a ton. Hell, an idiot on scooter passed me the other day! I rode here the day after the crash and saw two radar...

That's me as well. I'm not worried about ideal positioning with the motor for help but I'm a relatively frail 76 and want to be able to get my feet on ground right away.

There's more than just tickets going on. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/denver-parks-seeks-rule-making-for-e-devices.28164/

Adventure Forest at the Children's Museum, Denver.

Those are Wald baskets, I love them. Well, really like them; there were some problems getting them situated on my Metro. I carry a reusable grocery bag easily in each side, if they're particularly full I have a 15"x15" stretchy cargo net I put overtop to avoid losing something. Two months no...

They're sponsoring a 4 rider Team Yamaha E-Bikes in the Ride The Rockies event, this is the first year they've been allowed I believe. Yamaha gave each rider two extra batteries for the race. I didn't get a chance to ask the guy how they were handling recharging - or how they're going to carry...

I've got the Metro, came with QR front wheel and seat post. I've replaced QR with regular hex pieces and got a Foldylock Compact (https://seatylock.com) lock, just ordered Hexlox (https://hexlox.com) locks for front wheel, seat post and saddle. The Foldylock is 30" long, will not go around...

We've got a group ride Sat morn, I'll make sure to bring it up.

That's what scares me. I think this is a reaction to the e-scooter/bike dump Denver got last year, and the description of their process sounds off, somehow, to me as well as their over-broad definitions.

Denver Parks has established a 180 day "temporary rule directive" (why can't bureaucrats speak English?) allowing what they call e-devices on Parks trails until Oct 15, followed by a public hearing and rule making. "E-devices are defined as electric and/or battery-powered bicycles, scooters...

I've been riding in Normal, still a kick. Will try Eco.

Learned to drive in a Nash Ambassador which was as big as the Metropolitan was small. Only real positive was the reclining front seats, perfect for teen age dating. Never expected getting an ebike to bring back those memories, thanks.