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With the last of the warm weather coming this week I hope to get one more ride on mine down the gorge trail and back up.
Yes, I'm sure I'll get a rude awaking to peddle assist tricks, forgetfulness and just regular fk ups on something that's new to me. not sure about left hand thumb power either, always had a right hand throttle . I'm sure it will cost me some skin getting used to it.
I live just off a trail that used to be the old rail line and they tore up the tracks its now
PC, man you are lucky that your son wants to spend time with you and take you fishing. Sounds like the division of labor at the fishing hole is probably about right.
Yes, I'm no fisherman, I tried to be one, I;ve fished and fished and fished and fished, just never caught anything and there comes a time when we say fk it I'll fish down isle #2! fish comes in a can...says Tuna on it No scaling, gutting or smelly hands.
I never work on mine after lights out. That's the signal for me to shut down and head upstairs for the night. I've tried off hours lights on and neglected my plants although I only had a small mouth held green flashlight to use in the dark. That Ion beam would be a better option for sure.
We have some nice river trails around here that were formerly railroad tracks. I can easily imagine that you're really going to enjoy those e-bikes. Sounds like a blast.
Yes I hope so, I got some bad knees and If I do any more damage its knee replacement time so I'm hoping the "e" part of the bike does a lot of the work. Good thing trains didn't climb hills so its fairly flat but it meanders 60km by road may take 90km by trail. A bit nervous too, Getting old and I don't bounce like I used to a small slide into second may break a hip I'm so fkin old. I'm now looking at Gopro...Hell no not them brand types shit those fkers are worth big bucks $499 ish. Where as cheaper versions can go as low as $30. I'll look in the $100 range I think Garmin??? has something reasonable, front and back views would be nice
I haven't looked at GoPros in a while. They used to make smaller cameras without the lcd viewing screen that were much cheaper. If you're going to mount it to your bike, you might not have a need need for a screen. That's more for pointing by hand and filming or reviewing video in the field. I had an early model without the viewing screen that I used a head or chest mount with when kayaking and surf fishing. Occasionally I would just point it at something I wanted to film. The head mount was nice because it just filmed whatever you were looking at. They've come a long ways, but you may not need all of the bells and whistles for your purposes.
