PsychoBilly
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I'm not talking about keeping your feet dry. People are completely fine soaking wet as long as it's not cold out. I'm talking about the electrical components of your bike. They're not waterproof no matter what the manufacturer says. Getting caught in a light sprinkle on your way home from somewhere won't harm the those components. Being out in the rain all day will.Wait a minute. My Radmission is my favorite. I paid $500 new. Of course I spent another $700 to make roadworthy. Stock, it was so unstable that I wore an old helmet.
You're not using enough RTV.
Without modified electrical components, two of mine couldn't even make it up a driveway.
Extensions on front fenders let me ride in extreme conditions without getting my feet wet. You buy sheets of 1mm polyproplyene and shape extensions with a heat gun
You sound like a Karen. A sidewalk is a public right of way, and pedestrians have no right to impede an ebike. As a gentleman, I'm loath to shout, "Get out of my way!" I'm disappointed that no $3500 ebike comes with a clarabell horn. I had to send away to India.
That couldn't be farther from the truth. I have a , and s. I can pm pics if you like I'd be a Carl if anything.
Bicycles of any kind are typically illegal to ride on sidewalks in the States. LE generally doesn't care so long as you're not being a Rumphole riding on the sidewalks. Pedestrians absolutely have legal right away on sidewalks in the States.
My ANZA 750S doesn't have a horn. It does have an integrated tail/brake light, and I will happily take that over a horn any day of the week. All manufacturers need to get on board with that. Mirrors too.