hi everyone are they compatible with short or long pull flat bar levers?

You do know that cable actuated brakes do work much much better with compressionless housing, and a 180 to 200 mm rotors... especially up front, duff the floating brake disc and go with a 180 one piece stamped set, while i can fully under that an E-Bike is far more faster and floating disc will cool faster than a stamped set of rotors, i still think you should try the above mentioned ideas and perform that test again...

Good review

This helmet is garbage giving you headaches all the time.

Any e bike skateboard scooters 🛴 we hate them 😮

You would of noticed a better difference going 203s front and rear and the best mod going hydrolic 100% better

I have the seatpost and just got their suspension stem. The stem takes enough off the edge of the bumps to keep the hand pain I had when riding from returning.

Boss I hope you can answer this. May I know the width of the caliper? My current caliper is hitting the spokes because of its width. Planning to switch to Juin Tech r1

I also use a ski helmet and ski goggles for winter cycling. Perfect for my ebike. Could be a little warm for a regular bike.

What’s your thoughts on the BOA system in this helmet? Is it uncomfortable, or is it confining or too tight and restraining to the head causing any potential headaches? PLMK ASAP. Thanks for the video.

I don't think I've ever heard someone say that they do not like the full moon.

I avoided the news in the beginning so I had no idea that we basically had a two-month bloody jump. 🤦🏾‍♂

That does it, your Muddy-Waters from now on in my mind lol.

I don't know if its because I'm nearing thirty or what, but whenever I ride or Rollerblade I definitely feel it the next day even if it was light.

I wonder if I could wear my glasses with these. A prescription version would probably be super expensive.

Boogie & all, I now have the Kinekt XR (model?, from memory). I LOVE it for soaking up bumps and shocks before they hit an aging spine that’s had a surgery and many pain shots. Love the Kinekt !!! It cost a lot, but works. I don’t hear any squeaks yet despite 248/6’3”. I’d definitely purchase again. Been able to do a lot more OFF the smooth asphalt trails at state park. I go slow and roll on through new territory, see many deer, large water birds, lakes, ponds. Also loving the foldable Aventon Sinch e-bike !! The new gen with low step through design. Pedal assist #2 to ease it over the dirt trails. Bump up to 5 for steep hills. I SO appreciate being able yet to get out in nature almost daily on bike, bundle up, ride down to zero degrees (just no slippery days).

It seems that a fall is inevitable. I have not fallen on my regular bike while going fast yet, but I have by going slow on a crap pavement.

Kudos for trying as many times as you did. I'd have thought "I'd have to do this crap again on the way back." even before I got started. Wicked.

For me, ride along videos like this are the best for me. Getting to see the scenery while someone rides is fun.

A part of me wants to sell my current bike to get a Rad. I've wanted one since they launched. But, I may just keep saving for one so I can have an electric and a not electric.

I have been watching this type of content for years, and I still learned a ton here. Thank you.

Do you do anything else to filter the water? Or just use the PointOne?

Makes me wonder what you had for your bedding XD.

I’m unfortunately large enough to wish I were 200. 6’ 3”. Folding Aventon Sinch e-bike, love it !! I think I’ll blow the big money and get Kinect XL. Sure wish it were $150, seems like it should be manufacturable with profit at that, but what do I know. Awww. The doggies. We always had one or two, in country, could let ‘em out all day long nice days. Only hazard was skunk bewitching hour just before sunset. Get the boobs in !! We learned , we learned. They’ve had some thousands of years to figure out striped kitty, run the other way, but nooooo, they still run right into the cloud of stink. Go figure. Dogs are good at training us. Thanks for the info.

review a ir light and not show the night vision

Hello, Can you please specify exact underarm seam to uhderarm seam across chest laid flat with stretched fabric. Thanks

Yo, it's Andrew Todd - I changed my name on here a while back... I guess you gave up on this channel - no harm in that, we're all on our own path. You just popped into my thoughts when I was talking ebikes with a friend, so I wanted to come and send you some well wishes. I hope you're doing good and enjoying whatever it is you're up to mate. All the best.

Awesome review, I just bought mine today..

Wake up man this would put you to sleep

Good video.Do you think that it’s worth the investment to put on a road bike?Im about your weight maybe heavier.It looked like you ride mainly off road Thanks

Thanks for being 6'3 and showing me what a tall person looks like that chair. I am one inch shorter so that was helpful!

Yo thx

Go full hydraulic,I can guarantee you will feel the difference.

Instant like and sub. brilliant job!

@Boogie-NN I summarize e-Bikes using this abbreviation: FFL (Faster, Farther, Longer). All e-Bikes do is “augment” what you’re doing on the bike now. I’m not Lance Armstrong nor Greg LeMond! I’m an obese guy who wanted to get from point A to point B as well as lose weight. And guess what? I’m doing that with my converted two-wheel recumbent bike! The fat guy or gal that has a mountain exBike? He’s going to lose weight provided he’s using the bike. Why? Because that bike is too damn fun to ride. The fat guy or gal that has that city bike who has to transverse through large hills in the city? He’s going to lose weight too. Why? Because the bike is too damn fun to ride! And those hills? Phuck those hills, man!!!😅😂🤣

Helpful video. I want to upgrade my Rover ST brakes. Maybe I will go full hydraulic. I like the way yours look though.

Just subscribed to your channel and waiting for my Red Rhino the UK version of the Rover and will definitely be looking into bike packing.

Anyone know how to get a replacement nut/ screw that holds the visor? Oakley's customer service is terrible...

Hey Boogie, March 17th, taking the night off?

My comment was cut off. This area is big on easier trails. We have a forks trail very close with different levels of difficulty, I think. They are talking about linking the canal trail here with the Greenway in South Carolina via I-20. The canal Bridge on I-20 needs replacing and they said it'll have a walking/bike path included.

Funny review. Thanks for sharing

Good effort. You got a good workout tho. The family enjoyed it, that's all that really matters 😄😄

It's the same crap in the deejay community, let's all just have fun, and get more body's on bike, plus my knee hurts, I need assisted pedaling...

Any live podcast tonight March 3rd Boogie?

Good tip about the barrel end on the brake cables! Because its buried in the lever housing and not readily visible until the cable is removed, you might not be aware if the cable is damaged or frayed. Its one of the inspections that should be performed any time the brakes are adjusted, cables lubed or the pads are being replaced. Aside from cables damaged from being pinched, kinked or bent in too tight an arc, those cable ends are where they fail. FYI, get a good cable luber! Amazon: Motion Pro 08-0182 Cable Luber . It's a bit messy, need to hold a rag around the device when spraying the lube into the cable. Also put a rag/paper towel at the bottom to catch drips and keep the lube off the brake pads and brake rotors.

Thanks for the little shout-out man. I managed to finally get the bike out in the snow - it had a lot more grip than I was expecting (right up until the point when it didn't 😂). Almost dropped the bike on ice a couple of times but I managed to keep it the right way up. It was really enjoyable though, it felt like I had more grip on the snow than I usually do on mud. Every time I have managed to drop it so far (in all weather conditions), has been because I grabbed the wrong brake lever - Rad delivers the bike with an American setup with the front brake on the left brake lever, but in the UK we normally have the front brake on the right-hand side - so I've got 35+ years of muscle memory telling me to pull the wrong lever and I just never get around to swapping the cables over... One day! Lol On a different topic; I keep meaning to ask you - what's the music that you use for your channel? Is it your own creation?

Hey Boogie, sorry I missed the live show, got caught up with a project. Great advice about emergency prepping, really good idea to have basic supplies, skills and information. Just the basics for most folks: #1-drinking water, fire starter, first aid kit, flashlight, some snacks. Also people should know the basic info about their furnace and water shut off valves. Beyond their house or apartment, they should know where an emergency shelter is located. I also got a bit freaked out with all the weird stuff over the past year and got a portable power supply to keep my refrigerator and basic electronic going if necessary. Those people caught off guard in Texas and Oklahoma would be smart to follow your advice. Let's hope things start to settle down a bit, kind of crazy living in crisis mode all the time!

Great content

Hey just a thought Boogie - you don't need to use a new controller to speed the bike up, you could use it to assign even lower amounts of power to the different PAS levels, e.g. if you don't ever get out of PAS level 2, (let's say that's 115W of power for the sake of the conversation, I can't remember what it really is) then you could make PAS 5 top out at 115W, and have PAS 4 set at 90W, etc etc. That setup could give you *more* range per battery not less. You could still leave the throttle set up with the full 750W of power and have the best of both worlds on the hills. I mean, it's more money again, but the option is there lol! All the best mate

I use cloud 9 and love it!