Search results

When I purchased mine, I had the LBS install Tannus liners, sono flats over 6 months. I changed to the Cloud 9 seat, but, because the Cloud 9 is thicker, had to change out the dropper post for a standard seat post. The A7 comes with an adjustable stem, but mine has not needed adjustment... an...

1700 miles as of now & going strong.

PedalUma, any recommendations on handlebars to be less stooped? I guess the stem & clamp are 35mm, so looked at the Deity Highside 35mm alloy handlebar. Any thoughts on that? I'm thinking to change out the seat, too, but thinking I need to go have a sitting for that.

I would love to buy a Ride1Up, but my issue ends up being the range. I like to throw in a 50-70 mile ride once a week/ every other week. Range anxiety would kill me. Would love for them to make some models a little more range-y. Otherwise, solid bikes with nice components, overall.

How is that seat working out for you?

Love it! My wife has 2 black belts, too. It's important that our ladies can take care of themselves. Yeah, they were very nice, and her little Levo was about the size I need/ want, eventually.

I actually bought my Cannondale Moterra Neo 3 from Mike's Bikes in Folsom a week before I met you. You offered a Turbo Levo for about the same price I paid ($4k-ish) for the Cannondale, but the purchase had been made. Love my Cannondale, though. The Turbo Levo is still my unicorn, though.

Bro, I met you. You hadn't yet opened, but your daughter was there with her Turbo Levo. Loved your store & told a couple of people that live in Petaluma that they should stop in there. Hope it's going well.

Where is your shop? I am in Folsom & went in to a new ebike shop in downtown Petaluma in May.

UPDATE: Lovely A7 Pro. It is such a comfortable & fun ride. I am getting better on it all the time. I've got a hair over 750 miles on it now (just had knee surgery... not bike-related... on Thursday, so will be off the bike for about a month, unfortunately). Awesome bike!

I bought the Cannondale Moterra Neo3 for $4k yesterday. https://mikesbikes.com/collections/mountain-bikes-electric/products/cannondale-moterra-neo-3?variant=41016364335173 I will be picking it up next Friday (or this coming Friday), May 10, just in time for sunny & warm temps next weekend (NorCal).

Which model did you choose? My personal favorite is still the City Robin X+, although the Stellar Falcon is nice, too.

That code works. It's tough, as I'd like to support my LBS, but saving a good $300 (once I add in state & local sales tax here in CA) is pretty tough to overlook.

Even before I went for the test ride, I read up on the specs. Only 70nm of torque won't cut it for me. I can also get a newer, nicer bike for the same or less, and your point is a very good one.

I am going to look at a 2021/22 Kona 130 full suspension emtb a little later, and I wanted to find out if anyone has any experience with this bike. I know the brand is going, well, tits up shortly, but that doesn't mean Kona didn't make good bikes. Anyone riding this one, have ridden before or...

Would love to see forums for companies like Euphree, Gas Gas, Husquvana, etc. There are some pretty large players that are not represented here, yet you have some that practically no one's ever heard of & have had no activity for a couple of years. Maybe time to clean it up/ update the Forum...

That's why I think I'll buy it from a bike shop just across stateline in NV. First, I'd rather drive to the Tahoe area than the Bay, and, 2nd, the sales tax is 4.6% as opposed to 8% here in CA (adding in local sales tax). That will cut down a little cost (that $130 or so will at least pay for my...

Nice. I am looking at the full suspension. My old fat butt & balky knees needs it. I am thinking about buying it from a dealer in the Reno area (2 hours away) so that, hopefully, they can put it together & dial it in.

Also, any thoughts on the EVO AM3? It's the only one I don't see reviewed. I am thinking about it... hard. https://www.bullsbikesusa.com/copperhead-evo-am-3-750.html

You can get those now for a good $1,000-$2,000 less than what these were at the time.