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I have a Rocky Mounts Backstage. It will hold two e-bikes and swings all the way around to the side of your vehicle. I bought mine from Rack Attack. They have a video demonstrating the rack.

I think you all are very nice to reply to this absurd request for your opinion on these bad bikes.

I would hate to try and stop this thing in an emergency. It must similar to my old 53' CJ-3 after crossing a creek.

Wife and I have e-bikes and grandkids, we and their parents do not allow the kids to ride them. Ages 13 to 3 years old. Parents are liable in this case IMO.

Yes, when my wife gets tired she uses the motor only. When starting out she pedals with assist from the motor. This trike also has a coaster brake which works very well when coasting downhill. My wife also keeps the speed under 10 mph.

My wife has MS and rides the Liberty Trike. You can pedal or use the front wheel drive motor. It does have reverse which important to her. If you go the Liberty Trike facebook page, there is probably someone nearby that will let her ride theirs.

https://netherswholesale.com/ Check out this company, the offer to repair my Specialized battery that was later covered by warranty.

https://www.emtbforums.com/community/ You should take your question to this forum. Mostly riders from England. They ride in mud and water year round. My Specialized Turbo Levo has a Level of Protection of IP67 per the owner's manual.

The easiest way to load the Liberty into an SUV is to loosen the handlebars and fold them down. Then lift the rear wheels into the SUV, then lift the front and roll it into your SUV. You will have to fold the back seat down.

Check out the Liberty Trike. My wife has one. She keeps the speed under 11 mph. It has a coaster brake and a front disc brake. There is no derailleur. There are 5 power settings and a throttle. This is about a simple as it comes. As with all trikes, slow down when turning. It handles hills...

I would have said " write me a ticket or I am leaving."

You need to go to an RV forum, iRV2 is a good one. Trailer bumpers are not made to support a load. Some may hold the spare tire. Tires do no put the load leverage like a bike rack does.

Nice bike, welcome.

I bought my Turbo Levo demo in another state. My local Specialized dealer services it and they got the battery replaced under warranty.

Rocky Mounts Backstage, I also use this rack on my Wrangler with a hitch extension. This rack my be too high for some people to lift their bike onto.

I had one of those 400's. So many people thought they could ride it, it's name became "Killer".

There should be something in your owners manual about operating and charging temperatures. For my Specialized Turbo Levo: Charge the battery in temps 32 to 122 F. The battery will not charge if the temperature is over 122. Operate the battery in temps -4 to 158 F. Note the Specialized Mission...

$800 is a fair price, that is what I sold my Mini to my nephew for.

My wife rides one. We have had it for 4 years with no problems. It has a reverse which is very nice and an emergency brake. It also has a disc brake in front and pedal brakes just like the one speed bikes we learned to ride on. Trikes take practice to ride as they are tippy. She keeps the speed...

You need a dropper seat post just like most of us shorter people.