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I put a retrofit kit on my Big Dummy. It’s fun.

He has the fastest ever recorded lap and it was on chip timing so we know it's legit. The previous time trial race fastest time was 14:12 on chips. The fastest strava time, by a multiple state champion cat-1, was 13:30. Ethan is a future national champion I imagine.

Hi. I'm Eric and I have never had my fork serviced. Whew. Feels good to get that out in the open... Anyway, I'm thinking about doing this on my own but in doing some research I've got a question. According to Fox, I need to use 2 different types of oil. 20w for the Air-side Bath and 5w Teflon-infused for the damper bath. My confusion stems from the fact that Jenson sells a kit from Push industries that has all the seals and gaskets, but comes with 10w oil. Since they specifically market this for Fox 34 forks, I'm not sure why it comes with a different oil than what Fox recommends. Clearly, substituting 10w oil for one or both of the oils recommended by Fox is going to change the behavior of my fork. But in what ways? Could I just use the 10w oil in both sides? My guess is no, but I thought I'd solicit some advice from those who might have some firsthand experience with this.

No, it's all about giving that small percentage of riders with medical conditions one last feeling of freedom.

Whoa. With that handlebar on the back, this thing looks like a great starting point for some Big Dummy surfing!

There is a huge opportunity for ebikes and commuting. I see a lot as well. I used to commute to work on a bike when I had a 5 mile daily ride (each way). If it were 10+ each way I'd be all over an ebike.

Maybe, but I think many are figuring out ebikes are just a better way of getting around.

This place is for real. Will have some pics and videos once we get back. Worth every penny and mile

I'm seeing a lot of e-bikes on my north-south commute to Hyde Park Gym, including and especially, cargo style bikes, using the bike lanes on Guadalupe between 45th and almost to Hwy 183. My impression, based on the carrying capacity of these bikes, is that for many (most?) of these riders, it is their sole transportation. Future? As regenerative braking and new battery technology comes to ebikes, their popularity in cities and elsewhere will expand as their range increases.