Let's see your best pic of your electric bicycle
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Ron Bez
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A shot along my ride home today. I'm kind of shooting blind with the point and shoot I carry on my bike, I can't see the screen very well. I shouldn't of had the bar end line up with the tip of the saddle. I guess that's the problem with a Working Photographer taking snap shots...... I am going to get a packable camera with a EVF (electronic view finder) I can actually see through so I know what I am getting.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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Cory151
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KenM.
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Hi Mr. Cory, sorry it took so long to get back to you. I was out of town for three days.
I like the GenZe just fine.
I have a long term review going on it here in the GenZe forum , if you are interested in my experiences with it.
I have had it for over six months and over 2,800 miles on it and only one problem with the bike, whitch GenZe took care of in first rate fashion .
Hope this helps you. Ask me if you have any other questions.
Keep looking up! Ken.
I like the GenZe just fine.
I have a long term review going on it here in the GenZe forum , if you are interested in my experiences with it.
I have had it for over six months and over 2,800 miles on it and only one problem with the bike, whitch GenZe took care of in first rate fashion .
Hope this helps you. Ask me if you have any other questions.
Keep looking up! Ken.
Ann M.
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Nice tricked out Sondors in #3, @one4torque, but right now, I want the pool, the sunshine and warm temperature behind picture #2 
Reddy Kilowatt
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Hi all:
Well here's an obligatory Fall picture of the Grey Ghost. The battery is inside at work because it stayed in the mid-30ºs all that day.
I guess it's almost time to put the studded Hakkapeliittas on because—though this week is mild—old man Winter can't be far away here in the quiet corner of Connecticut.
Allen
Well here's an obligatory Fall picture of the Grey Ghost. The battery is inside at work because it stayed in the mid-30ºs all that day.
I guess it's almost time to put the studded Hakkapeliittas on because—though this week is mild—old man Winter can't be far away here in the quiet corner of Connecticut.
Allen
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The attached are three pictures of my 2016 Specialized Turbo. Some slight mods include: Michelin Energy 700x35C tires, Shimano SPD pedals, bar bag, bar end mirror, and large bar ends. Also, to improve comfort for me, I flipped the stem over to lower the handlebars (not pictured).
Gearing has been changed from 11-32T (rear) and 48T (front) to 11-36T rear and 44T front sprocket with matching bash guard (not pictured). This changes gearing from 42" - 122" to 34" - 112".
Planned mods include Specialized fenders and rear rack and Ergon BioKork GP5 grips.
As of February 22, this is the bike with fenders, etc.
Gearing has been changed from 11-32T (rear) and 48T (front) to 11-36T rear and 44T front sprocket with matching bash guard (not pictured). This changes gearing from 42" - 122" to 34" - 112".
Planned mods include Specialized fenders and rear rack and Ergon BioKork GP5 grips.
As of February 22, this is the bike with fenders, etc.
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dimitri brooks
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EddieJ
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We haven't seen any sun here in months and dry days have been just as rare, but I finally managed to get out and put some miles in on the new bike. I'd forgotten just how effortless and easy that hub drive bikes are to ride.
Review to follow at some stage. One KTM e-Race P 27.5
Review to follow at some stage. One KTM e-Race P 27.5
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EddieJ
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If the link works, I'm located at the edge of Ashdown Forest in the UK. Roughly 40 miles from London, and 25 miles from the coast and South Downs. http://www.bing.com/mapspreview?&ty...Forest_YN1029x108351256~&v=2&sV=1&FORM=MAPAGG
