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Amazing pictures. What a wonderful occupation.

Enjoyable riding with none of the tedium.

Your beautiful video made my day, so thank you for that.

I have a Gazelle T10+ Ultimate, and I have been nothing but pleased. They make beautiful bikes. I really enjoy just riding it with no assist. It is a blast to ride even in Eco, though.

I have a Class 3 bike, but on universal paths with pedestrians, I generally am riding acoustically if there is anyone within sight. I have seen some vids of people constantly riding 20+mph on crowded paths, and I think that is pretty obnoxious, honestly. Just ride responsibly and safely and...

Welcome. Do you have an ebike yet, or still considering? Plenty of people here who can give you great feedback if you're looking.

It was a dumb decision, but he seems to have learned from it, and wrote honestly about it. We all make stupid choices in life, not all of us learn from them. Good article, I enjoyed reading it.

You have some beautiful paths and trails. Thanks for posting.

That's an excellent picture, Dallant. Check out the tires on those bikes.

There is one long, pretty steep hill in my neighborhood, and the only time I really have to struggle getting over it on my T10+ is when I'm in much too high a gear, which happens occasionally. Otherwise, I never go higher than Tour mode. As always, the best way to decide on these things is to...

When I bought my first ebike, I thought throttle would be something I'd want to have, but to be honest with you, I literally never used it other than just testing it. It's a 'nice to have', I suppose, but I don't miss it. This stuff is all personal preference, of course.

I can't really compare, as I haven't ridden the Dost (although I was seriously considering it), and ended up getting a Gazelle T10+ Ultimate rather than Medeo, but one thing I would ask is, is having a dealer/ repair shop important to you? The fact that there is a Gazelle dealer in my city kind...

Welcome! Thanks for sharing your background. You are in such a great area for biking.

Awesome writeup, Cowlitz. Were you able to get the bike in your camper during the thunderstorms?

Get a decent hand pump. Worth its weight in gold. Sounds like you may have that covered, based on your background. But it's the best thing you can buy.

Whenever I see something like this, I just think of the hours and hours of practice they must have put in, and all the falls they must have taken. It's impressive.

Since I got my ebike I've been riding almost every day, even sometimes when I'm really tired after work. It's even got me wanting to get out my Trek city non ebike. Almost always in assist 1, but it's nice knowing that if I get tired or just want to get home quickly, I can go to assist 3 or...

Beautiful riding country. Ever run into any menacing fauna?

#4 for me. I only recently bought an ebike, and for the time being I'm not going that far from home. I have some of the necessary tools, but I have zero confidence I could get the tire off and patch the tube on the road unassisted. I'm thinking about getting AAA just as a precaution.

I live just inside Gahanna. There are fortunately a lot of residential areas here where there is little traffic, and streets with long stretches of no stop signs.