Thanks Walter!

Thanks for watching!

thank you!

Awesome! Thank you!

I plan to do it for a third time but right now, It's to damn hot!

Thanks!

The decoder is A Soundtraxx Tsunami 2.

I bought those pedals on Amazon.

Wish I could do a cross country trip riding on different trails in different areas. My upgrades came from Amazon.

@@jimmyat460 how the heck do you get your battery out with the rear basket length wise? What a pain in the tuchus those panniers and baskets turned out to be.

I don't have a problem. I lift up the battery to release it from it's cradle and work it out thru the bottom by the frame of the bike. I can't transport my bike with batteries installed because of the weight, so I'm always putting them on and off.@@Vnachi8

Maybe I'll get the chance to check out the trail in Jacksonville.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you!

It works better that a mirror!

Contact Fucare. They normally respond quickly.

@@jimmyat460 Thank you

Thanks Ken!

Thanks Ken! Those are my nephew's. I was re-programing them for him BUT when he got them back home, a B-unit quit working. They are older BLI units meaning the decoders probably needs to be replaced. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I got it from Amazon. I got this one because it has a longer cable from the button on the handlebar to the camera and it's in 1080p. (Bike Camera Rechargeable Battery 360° Rotation - Color Night Vision 3 Mins Easy Installation Wide View Handlebar 4.3'' HD 1080P Monitor Bicycle Rear View Camera for Mountain Ebike) And I had to do a little extra to mount it on the rear of my basket. Normally it would mount on the seat post. Hope you find this info helpful!

Glad you like them!

Thanks, and thanks for watching and commenting!

I think mirrors will give you more of whats behind you but you have to look at the left one or right one. The advantage of the camera is that you don't have to look right or left, it is right in front of you. The disadvantage is the screen is not that big. You can't see as well as i'd like to. I upgraded to a 1080p which is very clear. I'll be 80 in October, so I can't turn my head and look back so the camera was a perfect option for me. My go pro is mounted on the handlebar, so I can't do a demo you asked for.

Great tip, I admire also how you squeezed an extra cargo bag under the rear rack somehow, (didn't think that was even possible)

@@flolou8496 I installed the bag to the rack and installed the basket over it. The bag had holes where the basket could be screwed in place. All are Fucare products.

But when you ride away, your back is a big target! (LOL) The feeling is like having a new car.

Thanks. Those are mostly Walthers cars.

Thanks Dan. We never had that ride together!

Thanks Chris!

Started out and parked at S. Lumpkin Rd and Columbus Riverwalk Access, Columbus, GA 31903. It is parking with restroom facilities.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@jimmyat460 you're welcome

I'm not sure I'd recomment what I did. It works on some cars but it wasn't the best way to secure the trucks to the body of the cars. I suggest finding a way to use screws or bolts with a nut on the other end. I couldn't follow how others explained how to do it, so I did what I thought would work but was not too pleased with the results.

I'm having to deal with the same nightmare on 12 E&B valley kits I built. The walthers trucks are great roles, have great detail- but damn they are a pain in the ass to mount on anything but a walthers car. I bought the universal adapters to try first

Thanks John!

With some locos, it wasn't easy. On The train on the left was more simple because all of the decoders are Soundtraxx and Athearn locos.

Thanks Chris! I've go so many parts because when a locomove motor quits and in testing find out it is the motor not the light board or decoder, I just tear it apart.

Thanks Michael!

Meant "nice video".