Yes. The bike has a door on the side to easily remove the battery.

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It’s a class 1 bike (20 mph w/ peddle assist). It’ll go as fast as you can peddle. I’ve had mine up to 35 mph going down a big hill on road but rarely have it over 15-20 mph on trail (depends on how smooth or chunky the trail).

Most parks accept Class 1 (pedal assist) eBikes. Any other are not accepted. The two parks I had done are Skyline Wilderness Park and Moore Creek Park.

I'm 61 and still riding double black diamond trails, jump lines, etc. Congrats that you still out there riding at 77. Keep riding my friend.

Dam* that's impressive . 👍👍 I definitely don't do downhill single track or jumps . my balance sucks ..

Impressive is still able to ride a mountain bike at 77!!!

Turning back is insane too. Going the other way you drop down to the 50% gradient rock face with not room for error. Adrenaline rush all around.

@@oldmanshreddingmtb91 Jesus Christ. You must balls of steal to ride that one out, I guess it’s all you can do once you’re on the path.

Yep. Make no sense going up with that much suspension but going downhill on chunky and tech stuff with that suspension is priceless.

These trails are off Rancho Potrero Open Space, West Entrance. Unfortunately, none of these trails are marked. Off the parking lot go north west.

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I got the stand in performance bike. Similar stand: www.etsy.com/listing/926474190/bikesaverz-bike-stand?ref=share_v4_lx

Nice to hear from you.

Same camera. Just the mountains are nice and green for now.

This ebike's wheelbase is almost 2in longer than my Ibis Ripmo for the same med size. It makes a more stable bike at high speed but not too much for maneuvering at low speed or turning. And less playful.

GoPro Hero 7

Thank you for watching.

If you don't mind narrow field of view, try linear and lower the camera closer to the ground (bike mount). The best results is somebody else taking the video from the ground.

I was keeping myself from breaking to get over the fear from riding fast DH again. Hard to do after a bad crash and absence from riding.

Fire road no big deal. Yesterday I went to a single track with my friend and I was terrified. It going to take a while before I get my confidence back. It's like learning how to ride a MTB again. Thank you for your support.

@@oldmanshreddingmtb91 hi, if you hade the choice would you still go with the mx pro and not like maybe trek rail 7? I'm on the fence..

Depends on your priorities and the type of riding you do . The 2022 trek rails come with the 620wh battery vs the 500wh of the Tazer. The Tazer MX Pro is equiped with DH suspension 170mm and better components that the Rails @160mm. The Tazer come with top components for $7999 vs $6649 basic level Rail 7. I compare all the Rails model including the 9.9 $13k+ and the Tazer still has better components. The Tazer can go to 620Wh with a rebuild battery pack (after market). The only setback of the Tazer MX Pro is the DH fork and turn radius. However you can get the Tazer MX with the regular 170mm single crown fork for lot less than Trek.

@@oldmanshreddingmtb91 but than the regular tazer mx expert doesn't have the ohlins suspension and still uses the older shimano 7000 motor.

Sorry I was looking at this build: motomummy.com/products/intense-tazer-mx-2021-ebike-pro-build.html?sku=4901-0002&CATARGETID=120101150000115309&CADevice=m&gclid=CjwKCAiA6seQBhAfEiwAvPqu17H7_X8MvZNk10QOKWAN6F6AGPXVPqKH745nHcD99rYn7zVZbnS8ARoC-wsQAvD_BwE

I recommend to look at your mbps, go with the higher that your GoPro and your editing computer can handle. I used 60 to limit size of files and editing time. If your computer can handle it try 120.

First time enjoying climbing as much as downhill.