I new challenge coming.

Okay here it is. My wife and I live alone of course. I have been told I can no longer drive a car period. Not so much because I might get my self killed but because I might take a family of four with me. So I just don't do it period.

So my wife is going to go on vacation with her daughter, her husband, and kids. Mostly to babysit I'm sure. Nonetheless they will be gone for three days. It is my chance to be totally dependent on the motorbike for my every transportation need.

The first thing I have to do between now and july when this all happens is to make sure I have a strong dependable bike. Or maybe this is my excuse to have two bikes lol.

I have a very dependable Ebike, but I couldn't do more than go to the store on it. Then I would have to charge it for two hours leaving me stranded if something came up.. My gas bike has all the range and is more fun as well. It might not be as reliable, since I have always had issues with gasoline engines not starting at the worst possible times.

However between the two of them I might be okay. Anyway I'm really looking forward to this. There should be some challenges that I don't even anticipate at the moment.
Oh heck, it's six months from now anything could happen between now and then. It is still fun to try to anticipate all that might come up and how to prepare alternate methods and means to handle it.

Im thinking lots of restaurants and frozen pizza as well.

Bike parts are a good idea. I just tried to ride my ebike to get gas for my new gas bike and found the batteries were very low even off the charger. I need to find out whats up with that. That is the kind of things just irritates me to no end. Get on the bike and it won't go.

I'm not sure about this one just yet..last night in the dark I found the that charge was unplugged again. when that happens the little light in the charger draws current from the battery pack. I plugged it in over night. I'm going to read it this morning If i don't forget.

You are right about the factory pack being expensive. I pull my generic pack in a little trailer. Even so I can get enough batteries to go more than ten miles. I really do like the gasoline engine I put on the second one. At least as long as i don't cook it. When i do, I going back with a greyhound from harbor freight I think.