Re: eBike crazy
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These e-bikes are probably more reliable than a Chevy Colorado. That’s the thing putting out $1,000 to $2,000 for something that won’t last but a few years maybe, I guess you would still have a spendy bike then so it’s not a total loss then. LOL I looked at the electric scooters also but they are not a bike so they are out.
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Re: eBike crazy
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05/24/21 09:35 AM
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I prefer a good horse or mule myself. I can go into wilderness areas with them too. Except in Wyoming as a non-resident. Park your horse or mule in the garage for a couple months between uses and see how that goes for you. Plus horses and Mules are a thousand times more expensive and time consuming.
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Re: eBike crazy
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Rambo ebikes are popular on some of the archery sites. And they're third to half of that price You definitely get what you pay for in these bikes. Just the difference between the Rambo's hub drive and the mid drive of the more expensive bikes is like the difference between a Yugo and a Escalade. Most of the other companies make cheap mid drive bikes to compare with the Rambo. BakCou's is called the flatlander.
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Re: eBike crazy
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I prefer a good horse or mule myself. I can go into wilderness areas with them too. Except in Wyoming as a non-resident. Park your horse or mule in the garage for a couple months between uses and see how that goes for you. Plus horses and Mules are a thousand times more expensive and time consuming. How are those e bikes at packing dead elk? Could get a old guy over his head if you zipped in 10mi back behind a gate and you can't carry what you shot out.
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Re: eBike crazy
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05/24/21 11:31 AM
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Law Dog get one with a belt ddrive if you do. no sproket gears or chain to ever worry about and grease.chews weeds right up and takes the abuse I don’t mind spending the money if I get the value, the belt sounds better then a plastic gear thing for sure having a mechanical background I see the advantage of the belt overall. I just think of every battery operated tool I ever had that became useless well at least about 95% of them. LOL
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Re: eBike crazy
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there is a reason horses are called hay burners
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: eBike crazy
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If the bike quits I can peddle it out but the horse/mule I’d have to shoot it like in the cowboy movies. LOL
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Re: eBike crazy
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Law Dog get one with a belt ddrive if you do. no sproket gears or chain to ever worry about and grease.chews weeds right up and takes the abuse I don’t mind spending the money if I get the value, the belt sounds better then a plastic gear thing for sure having a mechanical background I see the advantage of the belt overall. I just think of every battery operated tool I ever had that became useless well at least about 95% of them. LOL The cheaper bikes have nylon gears in the Bafang motor, the better ones are brass. I learned the importance of that the hard way.
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Re: eBike crazy
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Not sure about battery life but I have bout doz. Dewalts that are at least 15 yrs old and are used almost daily I have some 19.2 Craftsman batteries some still good some not, do you hear any complaints about battery life the ones I found on line looked to be $200-$400 for replacement batteries.
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