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Have you made an effort?

So the way to truly delete ones content is to mass edit and replace with "fuck spez"?

This guy risk-rewards.

No that's just still Musk level.

Testing.

E: Seems to work.

Same. It's on the Fediverse stats page though. Second largest app after Mastodon.

Yes.

Try a reputable bicycle brand mid-drive ebike at an expo or a store if you get a chance. You may not necessarily want that but it'll give close to the best experience an ebike can give.

To add, many of the ebikes sold today diverge too much from normal bicycles. They diverge on weight, geometry, component performance, and overall riding feel. I find that the closest to a normal bike an ebike is, the better it feels. That's why I'm building mine on normal frames with the lightest possible motors and batteries, and always using torque sensors. In fact I'm currently trying to adapt a better torque sensor than the one I have to my bike. It should improve the natural feel of power delivery even more.

Thanks for the info!

Indeed their in-house options aren't cheap but then again, the difference in quality is significant. This direct-drive hub motor for example weighs full 2kg less than the equivalent imports. That's all down to engineering, materials used and accuracy of manufacturing. The other options like are significantly cheaper. I'm running a geared Bafang myself due to its lower weight (2.6kg vs 4.2kg). The lower weight is due to the type of motor - geared vs direct-drive. The lapses in quality are obvious. For example water resistance is not great at all. If Grin make an equivalent small and light geared hub, I'd probably buy it as it'll most likely address Bafang's deficiencies and it might be lighter too.

Yes to all of this. Torque sensors feel significantly better so if price isn't a big deal, I'd always go with that over a cadence sensor. I've ridden both.