Takin it EZ in AZ
- Thread starter EZrider
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Like them a lot. And their unique look.
Had an issue with some burrs on the inside of the rim where the spokes go through and putting holes in tubes.
Fixed the burrs and bought some heavy duty rim tape and tubes and Ecotric paid for all my parts even though tubes and tires aren't part of the warranty.
Put on some softer seats too for my boney butt.
Our friends have some higher end bikes but for first timers and needing 2 bikes the Ecotric was the best bang for the buck.
Had an issue with some burrs on the inside of the rim where the spokes go through and putting holes in tubes.
Fixed the burrs and bought some heavy duty rim tape and tubes and Ecotric paid for all my parts even though tubes and tires aren't part of the warranty.
Put on some softer seats too for my boney butt.
Our friends have some higher end bikes but for first timers and needing 2 bikes the Ecotric was the best bang for the buck.
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Can't help you there...lol
but I did make my own bike rack.
The racks to hold 150# of bike were too expensive.
Used a couple of canyon straps from my motorcycle.
A harbor freight cargo rack and a couple of Rad cycle mounts. I use the mounts in the trailer too.
Everything was about $125 and i can use the cargo rack for other things.
https://www.amazon.com/2026-RAD-Cycle-Bike-Rack/dp/B019PAL22A
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Sure
I use Canyon Dancer straps on the handlebars.
Canyon Dancer
Just slip them over the grips and then use a ratchet strap of your choice to secure them down.
The Rad cycle mounts keep the bike from going forward or backward.
Only thing I might do for long trips is put another strap on the back tire but i can't see it going anywhere.
You can see in my pic the canyon dancer across the handlebars and then ratchet straps going down to the cargo carrier
I use the exact system on my 500# street bike and it works great
1432322885045_temp1_zpslyhyhi0g by 185 EZ, on Flickr
I use Canyon Dancer straps on the handlebars.
Canyon Dancer
Just slip them over the grips and then use a ratchet strap of your choice to secure them down.
The Rad cycle mounts keep the bike from going forward or backward.
Only thing I might do for long trips is put another strap on the back tire but i can't see it going anywhere.
You can see in my pic the canyon dancer across the handlebars and then ratchet straps going down to the cargo carrier
I use the exact system on my 500# street bike and it works great
1432322885045_temp1_zpslyhyhi0g by 185 EZ, on Flickr
