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I too use Super Moto x tires and find them excellent on pavement. Also ride on dirt roads and some gravel and they're fine there. I have also found they wear very well and I ride a heavy e-bike. And as above poster stated, I doubt that the 0.05 inches will make a difference.

I have a R&M Nevo 3, a step through, and use a Thule EasyFold X2. The arm fastens to the seat post. Good carrier and Thule provided great post-purchase service. But in your case, the Bike Beam seems like the most economical solution.

Libby is a fine app. I'm too cheap to use Audible (he says after spending thousands on an e-bike). Only downside of Libby is selection from local library might be somewhat limited by the collection, especially when you click the "available now" filter.

I have the Basil bag: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075DKCKVX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I have found it very well made and meets all of my needs. The zippers seem fine and it does come with a shoulder strap. Snaps on and releases easily.

The belt tension on my R&M Nevo 3 with enviolo was too high and causing problems. I now aim for about 40 pounds/18kg per the Gates chart: https://www.gatescarbondrive.com/resources/handling-and-tension. I have used both the Gates cricket and their app to measure tension. If you don't have a...

This is a great mirror. The optics are perfect. Takes a bit of fiddling initially to get it in the right place. I use zip ties and they work fine.

I have a step-through and love it, but I didn't realize before I purchased it how difficult it is to carry - not just the weight, but the inherent awkwardness of the frame. I wonder if anyone has jury rigged a carrying strap attached to the pedal/motor area.

Sorry about your accident. Unless you had previously damaged the pedal, e.g. by turning too sharply toward its side, or had the bike fall toward that side, I would think it is simply a defective pedal. I'd replace the petals with decent quality ones. I have used these...

As a few others have posted, walk mode makes it possible to get a heavy bike (Nevo 3) up a flight of stairs. The challenge is the platform and 180 degree turn halfway up. I've also used it to climb the ramp on my Thule rack.

I am having a similar problem on an R&M Nevo 3 with Enviolo hub (manual). Noise only present when pedaling, and it's not quite synchronized with the pedal rpm. I checked the belt tension (I used both a Gates tension meter and their app) and found it above the recommended level. I have...

That 5' buffer between the bike and parking lanes is critical. A few years ago I was in NYC and was not used to the infrastructure. I went to get out of the car and almost clocked a biker. My bad, but wouldn't have been an issue with a 5' buffer.

Welcome to the forum. This is a great place to get encouragement and answers to e-bike questions as they arise.

I ride super moto-x tire (27.5 x 2.4) on a R&M Nevo 3 and really like them. It sounds as if we're riding in similar environments, so I don't think you'd be disappointed.

I have the same helmet mirror, and love it. It initially took some time to get used to adjusting it. I also have a Mirrycle mountain bike mirror, and Garmin radar; I use all three.

I love the Garmin radar. It even shows multiple cars approaching from the rear, and has a different color for fast approaching ones. I also like that gives you a visual alert on your cell phone screen, a sound alert, and a vibration. Still, I agree with @fooferdoggie. Mirrors are still...

If you're in the market for a pet trailer, I understand that Kristi Noem might have a lightly used one for sale.

I'd check what type of electromagnetic radiation the Varia emits before I strapped it close to my head.

Does anyone know if the port on the listed models is the same as on the Nevo3, which is not listed. Thanks.

Had no idea who/what Ogmios is/was, so I followed the link. Then followed a sidebar recommendation to this bicycle related topic: . So many rabbit holes, so little time.

I have had a Nevo3 for a year and a half. I have had no problems with the exception of a small IGH problem, easily fixed. The bike (1100 ah) has more range than my butt (I'm 79), but with front suspension, Kinekt seat post, and Brooks saddle, I find the bike very comfortable. And at my age...