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My concern with the panniers was the sharp corners of the sodas ripping them. I can likely put them in the top part and strap them down if necessary though.

Does anyone know if a 12 pack of soda will rip panniers if you put them in? I have a topeak rear bag with panniers thar fold out. Now that season is on I want to use my bike for more groceries. But I'm worried about my son's sodas ripping the panniers and they box is to long to fit in the top...

Actually got it last year but didn't upload pics of it with current outfit.

So I wanted to tow my son's bike while still being able to use my rear bags. I modified a design that was posted here that I now cannot find the link but credit goes to them for part of design. I will likely add another support to help keep the towed bike upright but it works well so far for...

I weigh 180

My bike store finally got them in. The moscow's came in but the pluses did not. So I decided to go with the regular moscow. 27.5 one, the step over seems pretty high thankfully I'm 6'2 so not an issue. I'll post pics when I get the rack attached. Any maintenance tips.

I liked his video but I wonder about durability of the dry lube. In my case I ride on salted roads and wet roads. Lube is something I'm looking into.

Does anyone know what rims are on the moscow plus?

When we're you on 714? My PT liked that there is no movement of my ankle and that my feet are on the same place each time.

Ok so strictly e bike. If this is the wrong section please feel free to move it. My ebike is still way overdue and hasn't shipped from across the country yet. While waiting I'm using my old bike teaching my son to ride and plan to turn it into a full time trainer bike once the ebike arrives...

I'm curious as to what happens if you walk the bike into the store with you.

It's about time and being noticed. Ideally you lock it right outside the police dispatcher office but since that's not possible go for next best in a place and manner where they will be caught with noise etc.

Well my PT recommended clipless so guess I have a learning curve, good thing I'm a fast learner.

Moscow plus

I planned on that already. I figure no need for seat quick release as I plan set it and forget it. I'm not sure of wheel quick releases because if I lock the wheels to frame or locking point they are not really a weak spot anymore. I know that no lock is foolproof just a delay action, same...

So I searched the wrong thing, lol

My new bike should be here soon. At work I can bring it in and place in a locked room so no real issue, plus police monitored cameras all over the place help a lot. I'm wondering about grocery store Walmart, restaurants etc. My plan is one of these...

Someone asked what I don't like about factory pedals. Not enough traction from foot to pedal. I seriously doubt I'll go clipless as I'm not sure how I feel about riding around town and not rapidly being able to remove feet from pedals when having to dodge some idiot in a car.

I should add in at work we have mandated shoes that we have to wear, so either way I have to change my shoes once I arrive.

I like people mentioning other effects as well. As someone with both knee and back issues it it nice to know.