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hey its saying no hub drive bikes so if you have a mid drive your good :D

you only get the max amount of torque when you really push the bike hard. like on the 4th gen bosch motor I had to go past 450 watts to get the most of the motor's power. so unless you're pushing really hard you may not evder notice the extra.

Exactly, it's just crap food cooked by teenagers, not fit to eat. It's amazing how Americans will eat such crap food.

I see so many motor bikes and motor cycles and sometimes cars on the bike paths anymore.

ya thrilling another e moto. no way to peddle this clunker.

ya I tried it once adding sealant before seating the tire what a pain. its better on bigger tires.

the sun will kill you.

One easy way to see how well a tire will seat is if the bead sits on the center of the rim, it will be hard. I have some Schwalbe tires that the bead is as wide or wider than the tire, and it seals with just a regular pump, but it makes it harder to get on as the first side likes to come off...

you need better tires.

ya I bought that had to haul it home on my bike.

does it have the usual quick release or a through axle? Kinda looks like a through axle so thats usually 12mm or 15mm. a pic would help.

was that before or after you tried to tape everything but the kitchen sink?? :D I swear you almost had the tape on the outside of the rim. sometimes really are shaped wrong to seal easily. I have a couple I could do it with just my mouth I swear.

Most of my tires I can get seated with just my Makita inflator. You can also use co-2 or get one of those bottles you pump up and then use. Or a tube.

sure there is try in the dark and rain and when it is really cold.

ya I doubt they are. Here is a way to check.

ya no real info check the rim, it may say it on there. but its too expensive to go tubeless unless your rims are ready. 650b tubless road tires are pretty limited too.

ya never seen them live. tape has not been a real issue for me.

The link he posted was showing DT-Swiss 540 rims. If that's what's on there, they are tubeless ready.