Introduce yourself and your ride :)
04-09-21, 04:30 AM
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Introduce yourself and your ride :)
I live in new york and my go to electric scooter these days is the segway smart self-balancing electric scooter I sold my Kaabo Mantis a couple of months back and that was my other suburbanite.its very easy to use and its ride is awesome
04-09-21, 06:54 AM
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71 year old with poor exercise tolerance here, living in SW New Hampshire, where everything is hilly. Just bought a Trek Allant 8s. Spouse still rides a conventional bike. Last year she'd leave me in the dust going up hills. Not this year...wonder how long it will be before she goes electric too? At least the bike shortage will slow that conversion down.
The ebike brings back some of the joy of touring. Locally the secondary roads are lightly travelled and twisty enough that vehicles don't go that fast so we have a lot of great rides if someone can handle the hills. We're a land of low mountains, forests, lakes and wetlands with lots of small villages each of which has a general store for refreshments!
The ebike brings back some of the joy of touring. Locally the secondary roads are lightly travelled and twisty enough that vehicles don't go that fast so we have a lot of great rides if someone can handle the hills. We're a land of low mountains, forests, lakes and wetlands with lots of small villages each of which has a general store for refreshments!
04-09-21, 07:49 AM
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71 year old with poor exercise tolerance here, living in SW New Hampshire, where everything is hilly. Just bought a Trek Allant 8s. Spouse still rides a conventional bike. Last year she'd leave me in the dust going up hills. Not this year...wonder how long it will be before she goes electric too? At least the bike shortage will slow that conversion down.
The ebike brings back some of the joy of touring. Locally the secondary roads are lightly travelled and twisty enough that vehicles don't go that fast so we have a lot of great rides if someone can handle the hills. We're a land of low mountains, forests, lakes and wetlands with lots of small villages each of which has a general store for refreshments!
The ebike brings back some of the joy of touring. Locally the secondary roads are lightly travelled and twisty enough that vehicles don't go that fast so we have a lot of great rides if someone can handle the hills. We're a land of low mountains, forests, lakes and wetlands with lots of small villages each of which has a general store for refreshments!
