I saw a black Storm during critical mass in January. Bike looks really good in person. And I can see all the possibilities for upgrades.
What city were you riding? I rode mine to the January critical mass in DallasI saw a black Storm during critical mass in January. Bike looks really good in person. And I can see all the possibilities for upgrades.
I ride the Houston one.What city were you riding? I rode mine to the January critical mass in Dallas
I've done a pretty good job of resisting, I only bought 3 of them so far. But if you join the owners group you'll quickly find out that about 50% of the owners won't be content until they've filled their whole garage with them.OH FATE! WHY DO YOU MOCK ME!!! I'm neck deep in a new BTR build. After reading your "electric China girl" thread, the temptation is like a knife in my chest!
Yeah the yellow with yellow wheels looks good. There's been more than a few owners that swapped wheels with a black bike.OOH! Liking them yellow wheels better than the coppery ones. Thanks for the info BN
Hey Biknut, with your narrower tires on the wide rims set up low profile style like you have them, what's the radius from axle center to the outside of the tire? I'm starting to plan out a a frame chop/mod to do fat tires that way on a stretch limo cruiser, but I'm trying to work out what I need for axle to crown clearance of the fork.
Yes, it's a good deal that allows people that have never built their own bike before to start on the ground level with a factory built eBike, but has a lot of room for improvement over time.One of these days I'm gonna build a nice electric bike. For now I can do very very little with 3 feet of snow outside.
EDIT: Looked it up. That's an affordable e-bike! Although I can build a 48v for less, it's a great deal for what it is. sondors.com