Author: Mark H.

https://electricbikereport.com/best-electric-bikes/comment-page-1/#comment-737419 November 24, 2022 at 10:14 am This article represents all that is wrong with our industry. It very well could have been written in The 90’s! Nearly all the top recommended bikes sport dramatically outdated designs and components. Why are we still promoting heavy

We Need To Teach American Males How To Ride A Bike! There was a time, in the not too distant past, when people knew that you do not jump things, hop curbs or deliberately run through a pot hole. Bicycles have never been

This is a Bakfiest or box bike. People all over the world have used these to haul children, carry groceries, even construction materials, for decades. The advent of The e-bike revolution has brought back these and many more practical bikes.  This one

The single biggest problem facing e-bike mfg's and dealers is that most of their best prospects still think they can get a high end traditional bike for under five hundred dollars. They just don't know bikes and can't understand why anyone would

This e-bike has lightweight double butted, round tubing for comfort and response. It has a steel fork to absorb vibrations and has an extremely low maintenance belt drive with internal gears (shift coasting, lightly pedaling or at a stop). No fake suspension,,

We've discussed this before. Multi-Use Paths (MUP's), Rail Trails and Bike Lanes are no place to train or race. Strava refuses to do anything about the fact that they are encouraging both. In pursuit of King Of the Mountain status (KOM), cyclists, in

For nearly four years now we have been pushing the advantages of converting the bike you love over factory e-bikes. Your bike is just plain better quality. It handles better, is more comfortable and efficient. The motors themselves have been around longer.

https://youtu.be/0TVFg95HqPE It is the darnedest thing, I do not normally deal with high end mtb's. Regardless, I find just about everything from EMBN to be spot on. Everything they say about off road etiquette applies to our local MUP's and rail trails. I

It has been a long time.coming. Only a few years ago even I was arguing against e-bikes on MUP's. Not only did I not understand their proper operation, but I could see no way to determine what would be allowed. Persons much

No, I am not talking about NIMBY's complaining about expanded bicycle infrastructure or having to obey the law this week. I really am talking about saddle soreness. Saddle soreness is not necessarily the same as saddle sores. Sores come later and are usually