The phone holder is built into the bike, the bike comes with a quad lock stick-on mount so you can put it on any phone case. My mirror was a Hafney mirror from amazon: www.amazon.com/Hafny-Handlebar-Mirror-Blast-Resistant-HF-MR095/dp/B06XWRMZZF/ref=sr_1_5?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.XL_BQ9oXQbo9bxFHY9770G1_SLlMemhNlCndEU2kJ1pQOSU8bP9ozpNDH9HfsJy67YdgsqErJ2Ft0YLNfpQv8EUxK2tIM_ih5ttqYkGHpwXILzjJ74-gKtQn5tgAaAGW-qil9h_xeFQAyxUrB3ZIA_tNYsMKa6yvKz3IT8KLcWyQnbchwdRY42uDKvvL13A1NcgtMVfbaC8yrvMLW14OpR2p5p6T_FwN_9StG_Tg8hOhV1WEyyjHv8mXi34jYV0IdzJQOzCQ7iAOs5xexyHWe99R5zM3wm9ub3gIfCzwlVg.sYdB6MME_yHAp8rbqB04B3yhWho_sO6FBrtNNILnzcE&dib_tag=se&hvadid=634418326518&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9067609&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=14938929983577919228&hvtargid=kwd-326003227888&hydadcr=2399_13557921&keywords=hafny+bike+mirrors&qid=1716959194&sr=8-5

Nice, thanks for stopping by! I will try to do more videos, it’s more work than I thought 😂

I mount an Abus folding lock to the bottle cage mounts, and I just lock the frame to a post. Not really any need to lock the wheels since they're annoying to take off, unless you're in an inner city area.

I never really rode with only pedaling, but I imagine the range in assist level 3 is pretty similar to what I got here plus a mile or 2. Levels 2 and 1 should increase the range a lot but of course you’ll be much slower. Probably above 30 miles with assist level 2 which will generally keep you 20mph or less.

Yea that’s the biggest benefit of getting this bike, you’ll always have a shop to go to and order parts from. Hopefully they come out with a bigger battery or a dual battery solution for it in the future.

Bluetooth speaker: Onforu a.co/d/5Mg6H5C

Was testing a prototype rear rack

On the road, not at all. I'd much rather have the range efficiency of a hardtail and the frame storage bag in that space that a shock would typically occupy. You can absorb most road potholes by just standing on the pedals and unweighting your rear end a bit. With tires this big, the ride is pretty smooth regardless.

Not only those bolts, but the bolts that hold the two parts of the bracket together also get loose. You have to remove the bracket from the frame to tighten them is the only annoying part. Always check your bolts!

@@sarge_on_wheels will do / love the Ponto Go , had a 20 mile ride today around Boston !

Yea I wouldn't recommend this kind of riding on this kind of bike unless you're already a somewhat experienced mountain biker.

These are things you don't have to worry about when you buy from a quality brand like Electra :)

Yea northeast mountain bike trails are no joke, but the bike handled it just fine!

Northern NJ

It's solid, definitely goes slower but it gets you up them no problem.

I'm actually curious how different the range would be pedaling in assist level 3. I'm guessing either exactly the same, or potentially less. Wind resistance starts to impact range the further past 20mph you get, I'll have to try it some day.

I have no interest in doing so, I would never ride it that way so there’s just no point. Sure you’d get more mileage but you’d go as slow as a regular road cyclist (or even slower).

I think the update came out in October so that explains it. You have to get your bikes firmware updated at your dealer, then update the app on your phone, and everything should pair up after that.

​@sarge_the_ebike_guy bummer. I just picked mine up last night. I can't connect. It's a 2.5 hour round trip back to the dealer.

@@akadrlove Damn really? You can get it updated at any Trek dealer though, doesn't have to be the one you purchased from.

I find it perfectly fine to pedal with the stock seat height as a 5'8" rider. I scoot my butt back towards the rear half of the seat to stretch my legs out, and I've rolled my bars back every so slightly to make it comfy to stretch out. It's obviously not going to feel like a regular bicycle, but it's not caused me any discomfort at all. I have no plans on getting the riser for myself, but I would imagine it's nice for taller folks. I would say the main draw to this bike is the shop support you can get with it. If you have an issue, just roll up to your local Trek/Electra dealer and it gets handled. If you have problems with a RadPower, it's going to be a hassle and the bike will be down for a long time while you email/chat back and fourth trying to troubleshoot with a support person. I also love the frame bag for this bike, fits so much stuff and is perfect for commuting. Feel free to as me any more questions here or on my instagram @sarge_the_ebike_guy, I'm trying to put more content out there about this bike since it's so new.

There’s a lot of factors that go into an ebike buying decision. Everyone has different needs, I would need to know more about what you’re using it for to help make a suggestion. I bought this bike because I love the e moped look, but I wanted something with more utility compared to the other bikes on the market. It also can carry two people so it’s fun for my wife and I to take it out to the town for dinner and drinks once and a while. It’s also easy to get parts since Electra is owned by Trek, so I know this will be serviceable for a long time.

Bought one and I love it, thanks for the vid

Walking that close to our team like nothing coupd happen ;)

ye, im really mad 'bout these crap plays.

Soziop4th if you dont like it dont watch it dude

I could not contain myself xD

Well Oiled Thanks! I emailed you, let me know what you think. :)

Trancer by Gunnar Olsen. I put it there because the twitch VOD is muted because I play music on my stream so the title on the top left was what was playing at the time, not the song in the video.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thanks!