It's been a great year of Ebiking! 2024 will be Epic, great rides planned!

Hello and thanks to all who watched my videos over the last year! I bought my first Ebike around January 1st, 2023. In the past year I've ridden the two highest roads in the United States ( both more than 14000 ft above sea level), climbed some incredibly steep and long back country passes, traveled to some very interesting historical sites around Colorado, explored ghost towns and turn of the century mining communities. I've done some ebike camping (cool new gear for 2024!), and just tons of fun day rides.
I now have a small ebike "collection" which will continue to grow in 2024. In addition I now provide regular ride footage to Cyrusher bikes, which I really enjoy.
Please subscribe to my channel and if you have ideas for rides in the Colorado / Utah / New Mexico area please leave them in the comment section!
Thank you!
Cyrusher Ranger
Cyrusher Nitro
Cyrusher Trax
Juiced Ripcurrent S
Sondors
Engwe engine pro

[@edgeofeternity101]

I just have to say that your videos are the real deal. I have to say they not for the faint of heart, some of these trails are very dangerous, one wrong move and a not so good result. Please be safe out there and thanks.

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Thank you so much and happy 2024 to you! I was out on a very steep snowy trail this morning and thought about your warning.... I am quite careful but everyone that rides eventually falls so I do wear good protection under my outerwear. Thanks for watching and you ride safe too!

[@cleanlivin2]

My wife and I just started watching your videos today! We are also motorcycle enthusiasts for the past 40 years together! We both still have Yamaha 250 dual sports, Tuareg 660's, and just ordered Cyrusher Trax. Oh! We have Trek Marlin mountain bikes (we're the motors). We can't wait for our Trax to show up and start enjoying them! You're clearly a kind and considerate gentleman and we love your character. We can't thank you enough for the inspiration. We would love to know more about what assist levels you're using most often and how hard you're working to pedal... We'd also love to know what PSI you're normally running going across all the rocky terrain out there. We have our share of it here too. I have a feeling we may ride with you some day... When it happens, we'll look back at this post and laugh... Cheers friend. Thank you again for all the time and effort you're putting into your videos and the excellent content you're posting. We appreciate you!

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Thanks Rick, I'm happy that you've found the content helpful! I have some youtube videos of some Yamaha 250 enduros that I've had (and I've had a bunch of them). The Tuareg 660 is such a nice adventure bike, they are pretty rare around here though. I think you'll like the Trax, they are a fun adventure bike as well. If I'm doing rolling hills I usually run in power assist 2, steeper hills I use 3, really steep hills or towards the end of a long ride when I'm running out of gas I'll bump it up to pas 4. My general rule is run in the lowest power assist level that is comfortable in order to extend the battery life. I run around 10psi in the rocks and in snow, I'll bump that up to 20 psi if it's pavement or a hard packed dirt ride. If you and your wife come to my part of the world please look me up and I'll show you some fun mountain rides! Cheers

[@cleanlivin2]

@@lifebehindbarz60 Thanks for your feedback! Our bikes are scheduled to arrive here Monday! We appreciate the time you took to reply to us. It's nice to know some "inside tips" that will save us the time of figuring it all out on our own. We'll keep you posted with our experiences. Thanks for the "invite" for WHEN we get out your way, because we will - likely in a couple years or so. We spent 2007-2009 living in our Motorhome and pulled a cargo trailer full time traveling around the USA. We carried 2 ATV's, 2 mountain bikes, a Harley Road King, kayaks, and we picked up our 250 dual sports in Moab, UT in 2008. We were blessed to take the time to explore the amazing southwest and loved every second of it! Our favorite vacations and time together is spent "getting dirty!" Love your content and videos. Great work brother! I'm 60 y.o. also...

[@geoffcarol1]

Hi Tom. I hope you had a good Christmas. Yet another stunning video. The landscape where you ride is breathtaking. You are a lucky man. You just need a bike rack on the back of your hotrod now.

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Happy New Year Geoff, hope the construction is going well, can't wait to see the finished building! I think you may be right, I'm looking at the fender / rear rack combo for winter! Cheers

[@jimmyallen9927]

Happy new year good video 😊 off the subject any links to decent fenders for the cyrusher ranger im in the uk cannot seem to find anything suitable for 4 inch tyres thanks in advance 😊

[@lifebehindbarz60]

Hi Jimmy, happy new year to you! If you go to Cyrusher.com and click on accessories you'll see fenders and a rear rack come up for the Ranger. Cheers

[@jimmyallen9927]

@lifebehindbarz60 yeh i seen those but looking for something bit different il keep looking thanks for the reply sir 👍

[@lifebehindbarz60]

@@jimmyallen9927 There is a facebook Cyrusher Ranger group that has a ton of info about aftermarket stuff, maybe you can find them and see what people are using.