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I wonder if it would work installing tires with Tannus Armor inserts.

It appears Leggo is getting into the scale model business rather than sticking to their roots. With a few exceptions, most of the pieces in that bike model, or many others they offer, can be used to build anything else. Nothing wrong with this per se, and many look quite clever, but to me...

Not sure why anyone would want to take a new, expensive e-bike to a location with such caustic conditions. There is simply too much exposed metal to adequately protect. As mentioned by @Marcela above. the idea of a "burner" bike or a Walmart special makes more sense to me. If it was really...

Most e-bikes are weather resistant, at least mine are. I just cover individual parts that are sensitive to rain & road grit. I mostly use these silicon stretch bowl covers and water resistant gardeners arm sleeves: Where necessary, a few layers of plastic wrap covered with an ace...

I wonder how they handle warranty maintenance on such a wide array of bike makes.

A product that uses the same principle, the "Clickstand", has been around for a few years. https://store86608257.company.site/Click-Stand-Max-p546763674 It's a one trick pony though, and I like the cane idea better, since it serves a dual purpose. The only problem with this concept is, it has...

Yes, I posted the pic in another thread a while back.

One of the handiest accessories I've found is this clamp. It can be used to mount a variety of attachments almost anywhere on a bike. It's made of cast aluminum with a variety of tappings on both sides, comes in several sizes and is absolutely rigid. A wrap of friction tape underneath keeps it...

Lots of things you can do with chain: If you really get creative, you can make an art exhibition.

The wife called the husband and said “I’ve got good news and band news.” Husband replied “Give me the good news first.” The wife replied “The airbags in the new car work...”

John is having a bad day. When he buttoned his shirt, his button fell off. When he picked up his briefcase the handle fell off, when he went to open the door the doorknob fell off. Now he is afraid to pee.

She was standing in the kitchen, preparing our usual soft-boiled eggs and toast for breakfast, wearing only The 'T' shirt that she normally slept in. As I walked in, almost awake, she turned to me and said softly, "You've got to make love to me this very moment!" My eyes lit up and I thought...

Yes, that works great for larger nuts in places where you can fit a wrench into. The tubing idea is for small nuts in much more confined places, like the bottom of a small can or other similarly confined spaces.

One of the handiest (and cheapest) tools I own. It's just a short piece of silicone tubing: Very handy for starting small nuts in hard to reach places If the fit is too loose, use a small zip tie to hold the nut in place:

They are also quiet.

might be easier in the long run to replace the controller with one from Grin.