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Damn near a new bike, that's good news!

Hey I know that river! Looks like a fairly calm day, we've been having pretty stellar weather so far!

Well there's tons of great food options in town too!

Those are the Cult Vans bmx tires, I run one on the front because why not? I keep the stock Schwalbe on the back since it's got the heavy duty casing. I'm hoping someone (Schwalbe) will make one of their 20" ebike tires with the gum sidewall to match the Ergon Biokork grips ;)

Weather has been sublime! Yep live in HR. There's lots of great gravel riding behind Lyle. There's a good Indian restaurant where China Gorge used to be.

Cockpit going back together All back together and working wonderfully! Ignore the CX badge Cleaned up cockpit Thanks for reading!

Howdy EBR folks! I've got a new drive unit to install on my Tern GSD S10 LR gen 2 and decided to clean up the cockpit and upgrade a few bits along the way! Hope the pics and info help anyone looking to breathe some new life into their ebike! Backstory: I had a Tern GSD gen 2 as my shop bike...

Some pics out riding before and after work in the Columbia River Gorge Bulls Urban Evo 10 w/upgrades and missing it's charge port cover

I'm sure the mens team is training in your area!

I mean...not trying to beat you up but yeah blue is the obvious choice with those grips...;)

Shouldn't be surprising they're allocating inventory to D2C. Consider your alignment with the brand moving forward...

Zebra bikes are nothing new and of course the resplendent Mario Cipollini From my experience it's either pictured in your mind or just holding something up to your bike before install is all the "visualization" needed. Aesthetics are important but they usually follow function for bicycles.

Bummer about the delay but people getting injured/sick happens. Awesome they're covering the replacement parts though. One off strange failures happen in Bosch land, it's just a much more rare occurrence in my experience. Doesn't mean it can't happen though...

Baskets have a gender? That's news to me...

G U N and H U B are pretty close on the keyboard...

Those mag wheel/motor setups are pure trash. Lacing a wheel correctly to a rear hub motor is far superior. Mid drive is best in that you can build really robust wheels correctly.

Abus and Kryptonite folding locks are a better go-to than a u-lock. They offer the same security but can be locked to a wider variety of things moreso than a u lock. Perhaps consider a chain loop style lock, especially if you've got panniers on the bike. Chains are the easiest to lock stuff up...

Too bad about your LBS, that's a BS response but it's their call to alienate customers that don't have whatever brand bike they sell. Gates belts are sold on many bikes across many brands much like Bosch systems. Glad you got it figured out though, nice work with the mileage too, keep racking...

It's pretty easy to tell if you can take 625's or not. Remove your battery and if there's a spacer at the end of it then you can run 625's. In 2020 R&M started offering the 625wh batteries on some of the Super models, I believe they started with the downtube batteries going 625 and the top tube...

Bummer about the drive unit failure, glad they've at least got you on the path to repair. Here in the states Bosch does quite a bit of warranty "good will" which is when Bosch extends the warranty coverage beyond the warranty period. How they deal with the costs is subject to a case by case...