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Funny how fire seems to hit companies that file bankruptcy..... o_O

Rad is also located in Ballard which is a very expensive place to operate from, and any employees in that area will be demanding significant wages. The mgmt probably sucked much of the investment dollars figuring it would just keep pouring in......just a guess.

You know what would get attention at night? A blinking BLUE light on your bike... :eek: I wonder how that would go over with the police? :cool:

I am more frustrated at the lack of enforcement of the tinted windows in our state these days. The fact that I can't see most of the drivers now to know if they see me is dangerous, but the police don't seem to do much about dark tint, but want to force us to be a lighted christmas tree for the...

I live in WA and what CA does ends up trickling up to our state. Good thing you have an ebike since CA gas is set to hit $10/gal this summer with the loss of those gas refineries. I don't know about any light regulations on bikes but rear lights are not a bad idea for bikes that ride in...

California loves to regulate its population. They can't stop themselves....

Back in the late 80's me and my friends would ride our 3 and 4 wheeler on the snowmobile trails because it was a lot of fun. The snowmobile folks didn't like us being there, mostly because we didn't have to have a snow permit since we were not riding snowmobiles. We only did it 3 or 4 times...

It all depends on what your looking for. I've done mail order 3 times and zero problems. I don't have the luxury of local dealers but haven't needed one either. I actually pedal my bike so torque sensor is how I like to go. If you just want to throttle around then that would not be the way to...

What I do is put a long ratchet tie down strap over a rafter board in my garage then put the hooks on both ends around my seat. I can then adjust the height with the ratchet and the rear tire is off the ground.

My other interests..... *Snowboarding for 35 yrs *Skibiking the last 15 yrs which now takes priority to snowboards. *Semi-professional bowler, keeps me pretty busy *Doing estate sales with my wife. *VW club - own a 1965 bus

This is why electric cars are banned on many car ferry's because once on fire you can't put them out. They have to burn out. If you owned a hotel would you want the fire risk? There could also be some restrictions placed on businesses by their insurance as well.

Sounds like a clueless grandmother who needs to know what the heck she is buying her grandkids. These are not toys. Kids can be killed.

I see in my small town kids riding what I would call e-motorcycles which should be banned from sidewalks/streets and bike paths. When I was a kid I would get into trouble riding my minibike on to the street where the cops would take it from me and make my parents come pick it up. Now I see kids...

Looks like a metal goat head... We have those everywhere.

First thing I thought when I saw the pics was maybe over inflation? My tires are always just under the max recommendation, but that's just what I like to do.

Usually these murals are done in 'tag' areas of town to help prevent getting tagged.

The bike is 'garden art' in the town of Packwood, WA. A fun little town in the cascade mtns. I'm 6'3" to give an idea of the size of this thing.

Can someone help me convert my bike to an ebike?o_O

If you put some tannus liners in, you won't have to worry about puncture. I have around 1,200mi on my 4.8's and never a puncture. I'll be interested to see what you go with, but I still have a ways to go on my tires.

I've had my 160Nm for 3 yrs without any issue up hills, flats, snow, whatever. As long as you know how/when to shift its not a problem. If you lug the motor or try to throttle around then you will most likely not have good luck. FWIW