Hello from MA

[Formernuke]

I decided to start riding a lot more again.

To and from work 4.8 miles one way, grocery store about the same pretty much all my normal errands except for going diving. And just for fun.

I have a ncm moscow on order that will hopefully arrive in 2 weeks.

I'll have questions soon about lighting options and blue tooth options.

 

[Bigal1463]

Welcome to you Formernuke, be careful, riding ebikes can be addictive. The more you ride, the more you want to ride, and that’s a good thing. Just be responsible and ride safe. BTW, What part of Massachusetts are you from?

 

[Formernuke]

Welcome to you Formernuke, be careful, riding ebikes can be addictive. The more you ride, the more you want to ride, and that’s a good thing. Just be responsible and ride safe. BTW, What part of Massachusetts are you from?

I live in easton

 

[Bigal1463]

I’m your neighbor in W Bridgewater. Will soon be living in The Villages, Florida. Won’t be back till sometime in July or August. I ride with a couple of friends, mostly rail trails in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. If you’re interested, let me know and we could hook up.

 

[Formernuke]

Will do, not sure when with diving and a out of state GF I'm pretty busy. Maybe after work some evening?

 

[Formernuke]

Or are those places suitable for a six year old student rider?

 

[Bigal1463]

Absolutely, but for a six year old to keep up with you on an ebike is not going to happen. Any of the rail trails are fine to ride with a family. A nice place you might want to take them for an easy ride, though short, is in Mansfield. The beginning of the trail starts accross the street from the airport.

 

[Formernuke]

I was thinking borderlands, and just turning the electric part of mine off when he is with me

 

[Bigal1463]

I’m sure that no matter where you ride, as long as you’re on a trail, that would be fine. Most ebikes can be pedaled easily without power. I say go for it.