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Actually, my problem is that the right fork leg is locked/stuck in the fully compressed position. It was this way on delivery. I'm waiting for a response from Bolton. My bike also got delivered with a front rim that had a broken spoke and severely scratched rim. They're sending me a...

Can you tell me if the Blackbird fork has a lockout function?

Usually, an integrated batter looks much better, but looks are no better than 5th on my priority list. They are stealthier. That's not even on my priority list. Winner: generic batteries

That's what I use. I also use a folding aluminum step. It is all I need for my big dual sport motorcycle, dirt bike, or bicycle.

Sometimes. If I'm hauling more than one bike, then yes but my ramp is also a tailgate extender so the bed is still essentially closed. If just one bike, I'll scootch the rear end over a bit to close the tailgate. It is a 6 foot bed though, and most Tacomas have a 5.5ft bed.

I happen to be a fan of Tom Cotton, but the politics of any person or party don't have to be in play. COVID-19 has certainly shown the problems of relying on one source for so much of anything. No matter what one's politics, the benefits of broadening our sources of X should be obvious.

I also have a Tacoma with a 6ft bed. I haul bicycles the same way I haul my dirt bikes ... roll them into the bed on a folding ramp. Then strap them down using soft ties from the handlebars to the bed tie downs.

I'm curious about reports on the Sturmy Archer grh and belt drive setup. Specifically, is the hub holding up to that motor's power and is the gear range adequate?

I think the Bafang BBSO2 uses only caden sensors, but I'm not sure. I really like the Dost bikes, but a cadence sensor is a deal killer for me. Which is it? Thanks.