arTNC's latest activity

Binhill, if I broke into that car and saw that pile of parts, I'd just walk away. Too much work for a lazy thief. :ROFLMAO:

If it's inside it's safer , nobody likes leaving a expensive bike on show. Just tried this tonight for first time in camper.

Even in my pedal-only bike days, I had to run DH level tires on the rear to get at least some tire life and hold off punctures. Riding...

Gotcha. Over many years of MTB'ing, I've always found the rear wheel to be the weak link. That's logical since by the nature of use...

It's a request I make to anyone with experience

When you say "lift" you don't really have to lift the front wheel with your hands to put it into most front wheel holders on most bumper...

Yes, there are other considerations, but the OP seems mainly concerned with transporting that doesn't injure or challenge his back...

Personally I believe there are other issues to consider when transporting EMTBs ...especially more than one. Carrying bikes inside a...

Are you asking someone specifically or is this general to all here?

Your take is the same as mine. While I don't race MTB/EMTB enduros on my Gen II Trek Rail 7, I do ride where we have state circuit dirt...

Yes but @sethimus mentioned the Kenevo SL, not the full powered Kenevo. It's about the same weight as the EXe and Trance but has more...

Yeah, I do something similar. I use a simple, old, Swagman Sitka that I pieced/parted out of broken parts from the shop for free. I...

They will go up a ramp in Walk mode just fine. But you have to be tall enough to hold the bars with your thumb on the switch while it...

Agree, it's what we have with a ramp but we don't use the ramp because it's easy and quicker just to lift the front of the bike, roll it...

I'm not going to poo-poo the evidence that people are having issues with their e13 crank arms, but we've not seen that at our shop where...