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Well if you are the number the one narcissist in the USA or at least ahead of whoever is number two he must feel entitled to call people derogitory names. What a crude and disrespectful idiot.

Please and thank you are just plain good manners in my opinion. In days gone by men always removed their hats when in public places, church and certainly while eating in a restaurant etc. We also opened the door for ladies. It looks like some didn't teach their children or just didn't know better.

Maybe something is bent and not lining up properly. I have had three and they all worked fine. I had to bend some parts so components would line up properly. Look straight on from behind the bike to see if all looks lined up and straight and nothing looks twisted.

Northern China has som pretty big people. She jin Ping is just as big as Trump.

Magnesium at bedtime seems to help me as does tonic water.

Do what you gotta do. Just keep working at it till you get it out. Take pictures as you go to help put it all together correctly.

For a good share of my life I too thought higher pressure was more efficient until I read that testing proved that not to be accurate.

Get a bicycle carrier that mounts to the front go your vehicle. No more dust problem.

I read some years ago to never buy tires from a place where there is welding going is as it produces a gas that rots tires quickly.

It takes a village. Not in my backyard. Hurray for me and screw you etc.

How about installing a switch that shuts the restrictor on and off as one is riding on private land or a public place where speed is restricted. I could set my RCS up like that on the display. This leaves it up to the responsibility of the operator to follow the rules and regulations of the...

I didn't mean to start something it was just food for thought. Seat posts and the frames are pretty much designed to take the weight in line with the post. Bicycle frames and seat-posts carrying strength vary a lot. If you have a steel frame and seatpost there is probably no way you can break them.

Great idea and I am sure it works well but I would be a bit concerned about the leverage of sitting that far to the back of the seat post center and that it may over stress and bend or break the post or worse yet the bike frame, especially if used by a heavy rider operating on rough surface...

I had a RCS like you only an earlier model that I loved the crap out of. It was just a nice riding unit that in my opinion had the right geometry. I didn't have to fix anything on mine except a couple of chains. I sold it with 1800 miles on it and the two bikes since just don't feel as good in a...

Now that is an attitude to be envied.

Check out Costco I believe they have a Priority on some type of promo right now.

AI sites are full of lots of the answers to the stuff we ask about. What kind of adhesive is used on break pads. Just ask An AI site. Just don't get carried away and get addicted. One question leads to another and pretty soon you are sitting at the computer for a long time asking on question...

The only way you will find a saddle that works for you is to keep trying different ones till you find the right one. Fortunately most of them are cheap enough and returnable. Suspension seat post, mandatory in my opinion.

It takes a lot of wasted energy to wear out break pads that quickly. Maybe you need a re-gen system. Try coasting more.

Do you keep them on the truck rain or shine?