Funny this came up today. Talked to a guy yesterday that was on a “young” said he loved it better than his Rambo. Said his Rambo battery went dead and a new one cost 1500$….wow. Another guy today, ran into him last year while duck hunting. He was at the parking lot when I came out this morning at 10. He’s 78, and he rides some off name, don’t know the wattage but it’s a 3 wheel one with one in the front and wide stance in the rear. He will talk your head off. It was just an hour talking w him and I finally said “man you better go hunt, I’m holding you up”
. He’s been hunting the area of the state before it was public so of course I was asking history stuff and picking his brain. I’m wanting to pull the trigger but just can’t justify it in my head. Someone convince me.
also I seen a local guy post on Facebook about how they are all overpriced and the parts to build one is much cheaper and that he’d help anyone build one. I will inform y’all if I go that route. A couple things if I get one that are must haves. Fenders, shocks on both ends and a comfortable seat, and a cart along with puncture proof tires. We have a shit ton of honey locust trees.
My intentions of buying one is to never pedal, wtf would I buy something motorized and pedal that bitch unless the battery dies.
Mountain to Sea E Bikes, regular MX i.e., brake pads, chain etc.. odometer reads 1,783 miles and still the same battery. Busted the derailer on a rock - not the bikes fault - M2S sends parts out fast. You may want to get a pull behind trailer for some chores/tasks/hunts. the Crawler from Hawk is a great piece of gear for that. Doesn't flip like two wheeled carts when you cross a log at an angle.
….eliminate the chain, derailer etc….just give me 2 wheels that’s electric powered.
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