Family rides are the best. Happy Holidays to you too!

No. I got the XPress 750. I think it is a pretty awesome commuter bike, but begs to take the road less traveled. My plans are the create and urban explorer bike out of it.

@ I know I do the same thing know time during the week to do an unboxing

Thats good. It just showed up yesterday and it is sitting in the garage taunting me to open it up, but I need to wait until the weekend.

Thanks Gary. Family rides are the best.

You know it. Nothing but fun. I need them around more often.

I appreciate the kind words! Thank you.

Just glad I didnt take out for a ride without looking for the cause first.

After I removed the racks the wobble stopped. I know with the new XPeak 2.0, having a front rack is not an option. When I rode the new Xpeak out in Arizona it didnt have mounts for a rack and basket in the front. The frame looked much beefier with more support, and with the other upgrades I think it will be a winner.

@@terrythompson1288 I was thinking the same thing.

@jeromewaites5364 That's a nice bike to.

Yeap, the Rads, or at least the RadRover is a very smooth and well designed ebike. The shake at In-N-Out is also well designed. LOL

Yes, I rather be creating something nice and useful.

They makes some nice thick shakes. Best on a nice hot did. No brain freeze this time.lol

I hope they caught them. Too bad for the local community.

At both Fedex and In N Out, I kept it in my line of sight and was only about 30 feet away. Still was a bit nervous though.

They make good burgers. Fries kind of taste like cardboard though. I like the shakes the best, nice and think and not too chocolatey. I think the big fascination with them is the limited menu, so you are in and out pretty quick. We got a Chik fill a here to, and it was the same thing. All hype, and when I had one I felt the same way, saying to myself, whats the big deal.

Rancho San Vicente Open Space Preserve in the USA.

Rancho San Vicente Open Space Preserve. Lisa Killough Trail, there are several other trails out there to.

@theridewithlance thanks. might have to take a drive over there around the Holidays if we don't get too much rain. How do those trails drain after rain? TIA.

@@tonygiancoli9626 It looks like the trail will drain fine, but there are a couple areas that will get standing water on some real sticky clay. Found that out hiking around that area.

Not me, I am to tall. The Corgi is probably best for those under 5.7. Even with the seat post raised to its highest level my knees come up to high. Standing really is not option for me either because of my height. I would be way to far over the handlebars if I tried aggressive pedaling. Plus, aggressive pedaling would be more suited to a torque sensor bike then cadence sensor bike.

Thank you. I did a regular review of the Corgi. You can view it here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5OlXmSgab16Y5I

@@theridewithlance I Seen That... Looks fun but going to end up getting a full size one like the Summit 1🤘🤘and of course bigger bars.🤣

Summit 1 is a nice bike. Very strong motor.

Both really fun bikes.

Sorry. Wish I did, but I have not worked with Magicycle, yet.

@ ok maybe in the future. Thanks

But try this. Go to Jerry T on E-bikes channel www.youtube.com/@Ebiketips1 look in the description of one of his video and use his link. I believe he has a discount code for Magicycle on bikes that cost over $1600.

@ thank you I will try

@@theridewithlance it looks like magicycle just recently lowered the price of the ocelot pro 2.0 from $1899 to $1699 so now none of the codes are working anymore

China's not the only country that can supply these things. Here in America we can make what we need also. It's just cheaper from China. This is also political, so we will see what actually happens.

I have bikes in the house so the wife can park in the garage.

@@theridewithlance I have around 15 bikes in the house.. Lol. Yes single!🤣

LOL😂

Thats exactly right. It is real easy to get attached to bikes. There are so many nice ones out there, but I can't ride them all. Just like you said, keep the ones that you really suit you, and that you will use and sell or donate the rest so others can ride to.

Yes, just a bit to many.

@theridewithlance I remember when you were first starting out, things have come a long way

Before I answer that question, here are some things to consider. The Zebra now comes with a torque sensor now. I got the first version of the Zebra, so it has the a cadence sensor and it accelerates pretty hard. If you are looking for a bike that feels more natural pedaling and you want it to feel more like a regular bike when you pedaling, then a torque sensor bike is the way to go. It does mean you have to put more effort in pedaling though. The Nomad comes with a cadence sensor, but a very smooth cadence sensor. This means no surprise accelerations. I would like to see the Nomad come with a torque sensor though, but I do like it the way it is now. The Nomad, in stock form is much more comfortable then the Zebra. You are in a nice upright riding position, great for just cruising. The handlebar stem is adjustable so you can raise and lower the bars as needed, and the bars are swept back. The Zebra is a classic mountain bike riding position and you will lean more forward and lower. It was too low for me, so I had to add a taller handlebar stem, and taller bars to make it comfortable. But which one would I choose now, it would be the Nomad 1 Plus. It is just a real comfortable rider for me when I just want to cruise.

Thanks for the response. After watching more videos and doing more research, I went with the Lectric Xpeak 2.0. I think it will fit my needs/wants with a few adjustments. I did use the link on your video. Thanks again!

@@kennethhemphill949 The Xpeak 2.0 is a wonderful bike. I rode the new XPeak 2.0 in Arizona, and with the upgrades they have added, it is a really nice ride. It is my favorite for adventure riding. I have the original XPeak and put some upgrade's on it the really made it a much better bike for off-roading adventures. I don't think you will be disappointed at all. Thank you for using my link. It definitely helps the channel grow and I appreciate it very much.

Thank you, and thanks for letting me know about the link. It has been fixed.

Its cold again here. I thinks the shorts might be gone for the season.

Right on!

I got the 27.2, but also needed a 27.2 to 31.6 shim. I did it this way so I could also us it on my other bikes.

Thanks so much for the information.

@pedrofernandez8729 It's a nice 20 inch wheels bike for those looking for ease of use, full suspension and no surprises from the motor.

Glad you liked it!

I have to agree.

That would be nice to not have to use the app.

Yes they are!

They are really a standout company for good.

I agree with you. They are fantastic.

They are a pretty amazing company.

Yeap, no dashing for me.

Thanks

You are correct. Not sure why they made it that way.

It was a fun lazy ride.

Thanks! 👍It is a great improvement over the first Xpeak.

At the time of this ride, they didn't have the step thrus for us to ride. They did have a one for display and I can say the frame is much beefier with more support, so until we can ride one I can't say but it looks like they took steps to fix that issue.