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I believe your premise is wrong: UART provides the easier access to settings. The BESST is locked down for us.

combined with: Suggests to me that the skipping problem was not cog wear but the cassette coming loose, which, as @stompandgo points out, shouldn't ever happen. I've not heard of cogs wearing out without chain stretch, too, but a loose cog could certainly wear itself out quickly. At any rate...

Well, for a tiny splurge more you can get the Park Tool PRS-30 for $765: https://nexgencycle.com/products/park-tool-prs-30-prs-30 Then use a cheap cordless drill, although the hand crank is quite easy to turn, even on a heavy bike. Use the 15% coupon for first time buyer. Free shipping and no...

They will be treated like motorcycles, as of July 2026:

There are all sorts of ways to hold a heavy bike up. Getting it up there is a different problem. I had been using my Feedback Sport bike rack for years - either asking someone else to help me lift it onto the jaws, or even putting it on a wood bench, clamping the rack to the frame, then sliding...

The mount on my old Egg Rider broke. I was going to buy a new one, and saw that there's now a two-piece color version. Anyone have it? Alternatively, there are protection mounts that look like I could put my broken EggRider into it and then use that to mount. Anyone try those? TIA

After many decades: also https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/news/calvin-jones-retiring-after-28-years-as-director-of-education-at-park-tool

Just to provide a personal update: • I bought two bikes from Luna (Apollos, in mid 2019 and early 2020), and they each came with Luna's charger • The mid-2019 charger died (wouldn't power on) in Sept 2020. Out of warranty, but Luna gave me a coupon for a new one at $50. • Grin had a 25% off...

I like to rotate the bike when flushing new brake fluid in, trying to get as vertical a line as possible to avoid air bubbles.

Nice. About $300 price difference, depending on deals (the Feedback was $1250, but prices seemed to have dropped a couple hundred since introduction). Using the Park now, I don't miss having a motor, and while I was planning on using one of my cordless drills, I'm probably not going to bother...

Sorry this took so long, but anyway, here's the stand in action: And from behind And a close-up of the standard attachment jaw: The arm attaches at one of two different points. I chose the lower point to be sure I didn't have to lift the bike to get the jaws on but I might have been able to...

The PRS-30 arrived today. So, Nex Gen Cycle not only didn't charge tax nor shipping, they shipped 2-day FedEx across the country. Unfortunately, I have guests arriving in a couple of hours, so it will probably have to wait until tomorrow for the unboxing. BTW, the box weighs about 50lbs.

FWIW, I ordered the Park Tools PRS-30 with the leg base from Nex Gen Cycle: https://nexgencycle.com/products/park-tool-prs-30-prs-30 They're running a 15% discount on just about everything and didn't charge sales tax nor shipping to California, so under $747 total. Seemed too good to be true...

As I posted above, we'll rent vacation homes for extended periods and bring our bikes along. Yeah, I've got a set of mini-handlebar stands like these for use on the road: https://www.handlebarjack.com/products/the-original-handlebar-jack-v3 I maybe used them once.

That's a really cool idea - except on my vehicle the hitch is pretty high off the ground, which means even in the lowest position of the clamp I'd still have to lift the bike to reach it.

I've taken the acoustic Feedback with me - it's easy to transport, but I don't usually have something on which to raise the bike before attaching, so it's a bummer for travel. I'd like something I can use at home AND take with me. Maybe the motorzied Feedback, but maybe the new PRS-30 with legs...

That's a great idea, but for me, we rent a house for some vacations, and so I need something semi-portable that I can bring to the new house with me. The Park Tools and Remco have that heavy base, so that makes me think the Feedback Sports might be the better option. I own a regular Feedback...

That Feedback Sports stand with the built-in motor seems like it might save my back over the next decade. There is also a Park Tools stand that I think is worth a look: Park Tool PRS-30LB Mechanical Lift Bicycle Repair Stand https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0FBST3R81/ You'll need to bolt it...

I just updated the mid-drive chain care thread with some new information: https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/the-ultimate-mid-drive-chain-care-thread.32918/post-698855