Taylor57
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Fyi, I discovered accidentally that there is a Ride 1 Up dealer down the street in Palm Desert. Yeah, I wish I had a throttle, but this is my exercise bike!!
Roadster V2 Gravel Edition
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I have the Roadster v2 non-gravel edition, and I've found that I actually prefer the rim brakes. Super easy to adjust, light, simple in function, and don't have the annoying disc brake squeal and squeaks that my other ebike often has. But I don't go off-road. If I did that often, the Gravelster would be better in case the rims get bent or out if round/true.
If you're interested in exercise and building strength, the single speed is awesome for that, since you can't be as lazy and may need to stand up for big inclines. But having high PAS settings are often enough
BigNerd
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If you're interested in exercise and building strength, the single speed is awesome for that, since you can't be as lazy and may need to stand up for big inclines. But having high PAS settings are often enough
What is this exercise you speak of? I'm just trying to get some fresh air and keep my joints from petrifying.
BigNerd
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Do they have R1U bikes in stock or do you have to order from them? It would be nice to see the different models in person.
Taylor57
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Im not sure. I am planning on visiting their store this week and will advise...
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Art Deco
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5 ebikes sounds like stockpiling ... maybe you should list one in buy/sell/trade ?
Taylor57
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I was at 6. Sold the CC to get to 5...5 ebikes sounds like stockpiling ... maybe you should list one in buy/sell/trade ?
Art Deco
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N - 1 is a thing too, I guess.
Taylor57
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It looked so good but it weighed a thousand lbs....Waited all those months for his Unicorn Frey... only to sell it away.
Taylor57
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Waited all those months for his Unicorn Frey... only to sell it away.
Sold the used Porsche Macan for 3k more than I paid for it 2 years ago. It was way out of warranty and I made a gitas selling it to the Vroom
Ha! I've enjoying my Roadster v2, losing weight, and building up strength... so I'm even looking at buying an analog (non-electric bike)What is this exercise you speak of? I'm just trying to get some fresh air and keep my joints from petrifying.
.Marin Presidio 3 seems like a possible choice for belt, internal hub drive, and flat bars. Though others with a traditional derailleur might be on the list too, like a Canyon Roadlite.
So does the Gravelster not have motor cut offs?
Pedal assist only for both Roadster and Gravelster, so just stop pedaling. No motor cutoff. Keeps things simpler and cleaner anyway.
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