NEWBIE..HOW TO RESPOND TO OTHER POSTS

[California Flash]

HOW DO I CONTRIBUTE TO AN EXISTING QUESTION REGARDING WHAT TYPE OF TIRES ARE RECOMMENDED? WHAT DO I CLICK ON TO RESPOND? THANKS.

 

[retiredNH]

Look below the last post. There will be a box with faint lettering saying "write your reply". Do so in that box, then hit the square button that says "Post reply".

And don't use all CAPS!

 

[California Flash]

Look below the last post. There will be a box with faint lettering saying "write your reply". Do so in that box, then hit the square button that says "Post reply".

And don't use all CAPS!

Thank you! I addition to learning from other posts, I want the ability to share my experiences with others. Thanks again.

 

[retiredNH]

Thank you! I addition to learning from other posts, I want the ability to share my experiences with others. Thanks again.

No problem. Glad I could help. Just remember, whether it's about forum use or about bikes, there are no "stupid" questions except the ones you don't ask. All of us were beginners once, even if some of us find it hard to admit! And, as bikes continue to evolve, there's always going to be more for every one of us to learn. As a matter of fact, I often find interesting stuff in posts I didn't even know enough to ask.

 

[Merle Nelson]

Thank you! I addition to learning from other posts, I want the ability to share my experiences with others. Thanks again.

Welcome to EBR California Flash. It will be great to have your sharing hear.

 

[PedalUma]

@California Flash,
Do you have any photos of your bike? What is it like for you? Are you riding often? Transport or sport?
Welcome!
Here is a bike I made electric last week. I get some weird ones. Now I am finishing an 11-speed road bike with Paul and White Industry components. Then a single speed with a coaster brake is becoming an electric five speed. I have got the bug.

 

[McAndy]

No problem. Glad I could help. Just remember, whether it's about forum use or about bikes, there are no "stupid" questions except the ones you don't ask. All of us were beginners once, even if some of us find it hard to admit! And, as bikes continue to evolve, there's always going to be more for every one of us to learn. As a matter of fact, I often find interesting stuff in posts I didn't even know enough to ask.