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Just checking to see if the Maxxis tires worked out for you. I went thru a small patch of thorns and next morning 2 flats. I located the thorns in the tires and saw no visible puncture signs on the inside of the tire. So, wondering if you encountered any clearance issues ft/rear as I don't want...

Welcome to the forum. Just the right place to find information and get answers. Happy and safe riding.

The Iberia was a better buy than R1U and fits perfect. I just got the Iberia bad and it snaps in solid. Zippers also feel good which I find most are crap. R1U had their rack on backorder when I last check so I bought the Iberia. I don't look back after I buy stuff. It's depressing to see it go...

Yep. The more I ride it the less I notice the torque kicking in or out.

Sometimes they do and it's nice to see not all are so serious.

I can tell if a roadie or group of them has been through. I see all the energy gel packets on the side of the road. They claim to follow the road rules but I very rarely see them stop at a stop sign. And rarely do they acknowledge that you have stopped for them. I road a 20# bike. I ride a heavy...

Frogg Toggs rain gear. Originally for motorcycle but they now cover just about everything. I stumbled on to these at a motorcycle shop because my cheap plastic ones shredded at the first freeway use. I can't remember when I bought these but I use them everywhere. They claim to be breathable...

I also use Hafny bar end mirrors. Very sturdy and clear. I used helmet mirrors for years and the worked great. Only thing they took a little time to adjust properly and get use to but they worked very well.

I've turned my bike over with no problems other than the controller in the way. Using wood blocks is ok at home but not easy to carry. I bought and used the handlebar jacks and they work great. I admit it is not the best solution but miles from home it will get the job done. They are very small...

Welcome to the forums. I was stationed in Utica long time ago. Beautiful is an understatement of upstate NY. Only thing is the short riding seasons and long winters. Hope you have a lot of fun exploring on your e-bike. BTW.. what e-bike are you riding?

Welcome to the forum. Nice looking bikes. Thanks to PedaUma. Hope you sort out your problems and get riding soon.

Welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear about your woes with your bike. For suggestions on a new bike I would do as much research until your brain hurts. So many choices out there it is hard to pick just one. A big plus is shopping from a LBS and see what they offer and if they are supporting their...

Welcome aboard. Hope you get many miles of smiles with your bike.

15 years is a long time for a dream. Some people sadly never reach their dream. So glad you stuck it out. Having your family involved is a great experience for them. It will be something they will always remember. Good things... of course. :) Wish you all the success in your new venture.

Welcome to the forums. Congrats on your new bike. Looks impressive. I hope you get many miles on it.

CatEye. They seem to last forever.

Wow. Never heard of that before. I have the LMT'D and I'll have to look at mine. Thanks for the tip.

Welcome and congrats on your new bike. Beautiful countryside and wish you many miles of exploring.

Welcome and congrats on your new bike. Enjoy it with miles of smiles!

Welcome to the forum. You'll get your chance. Just have patience cause it's one of those things that you can't control. Although we would like to. Then again... maybe not. Ride far and be safe.