Recent content by Mr. Decaf

My wife and I have two newer e-bikes from a different company. We still love the simple elegance of our Faradays.

You just slide the rotor out from between the brake pads. Be sure to avoid squeezing the brake lever unless you put a spacer between the pads.

How far are you from Hood River Oregon. There is a Riese & Müller dealer there. Oregon E-Bikes. The co-owner has been riding a Load 75.

Here is a link to the E-14 Wheel Removal on the Rohloff website: https://www.rohloff.de/en/service/handbook/e-14/assembly/wheel-asembly/ They say to remove the batteries, as well as shutting the bike off, before removing the wheel.

Hi Chris, I love your reviews. Looking forward to 2021.

My wife made transport covers out of neoprene. They were inexpensive and simple to make. Sewing machine, scissors, neoprene, wooden dowel on each side, and a Velcro strap in the middle.

I use a Hollywood Racks Sport Rider for two Superdelites. The rack is very sturdy. The hooks that slide down on the frame fit down on the frame okay. I recommend locking the suspension and removing the batteries and lock. The only drawback is that it does not have a ramp.

Yes! I would like to see the Homage with the Gen4 motor.

Have you tried loosening the clamps at the top of the stem and then pivoting the Kiox cockpit? I am thinking about doing this on my Superdelight to raise the original handlebars to a more upright position. The left side uses a 5mm hex wrench. The 5mm hex wrench does not fit on the right side...

How does it do in the snow? Did you get the Rock Razor tires?

That looks like a real possibility. Thank you for the recommendation.

I’m sorry you are still waiting. The Superdelites are amazing. We explored two local trails yesterday. We could never attempt them on our urban bikes. The Rock Razor tires roll just fine on pavement, and they shine on the trail. Our urban bikes were step through, and we were out of practice...

I planned on using this type of solution, but with the fork mounts screwed to a board. Unfortunately, this solution only works with forks that have dropouts. It does not work with through-axle forks.

Wohoo!!! Our bikes have arrived at the bike shop. They are getting them ready, and we hope to pick them up on Monday.

Thank you. Right now, I am wishing we had paid for air freight.