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I have a friend who has one that has a range of 9 miles, I tried riding it once and actually enjoyed it (minus a fall or two)

One thing lots of people at college have are the one wheel machines that have the wheel in the middle that you ride like a skateboard

Trying to stay out of my highest gear ratio and keep the cadence up. I’m running 2 from the highest and really liking the results. I can't believe how quickly I've adopted that. I switched to my highest gear ratio for a couple of miles and it almost felt awkward.

Started out just cruising along but picked up the pace toward the end. Was hoping just to do a 16 mph average but ended up a little better.

https://www.mapmyride.com/workout/7539529861

Main phase: 24.28mi Hybrid Cycling 24.28 Distance(mi) 18.05 Avg Speed(mph) 1:20:44 Duration 1,299 Calories(kcal) 415.7 Elevation Gain(ft)

Bikey complete. 3 phases for a total of about 28 miles.

Gary that runs the bike shop I use says E bikes are super popular and really hot sellers right now.

and for the same reason.

That is great to hear. I think Mrs Jet is thinking of getting one too

Mrs AARR likes her E-Bike. She goes for longer rides more frequently and is joing me more often.

Walked 1 mile with a church group on their Walk for Life at 2.5-2.7 mph. Biked with Mrs. AARR for 6.5 miles. Biked on a path between Utica and Sterling Heights. Going with the windo down hill for 6ish miles at 19-20mph. I was all over the map today.

44.5 miles, biked from Romeo to Sterling Heights and meandered in-between. 3’22"39’", 2283cal, 13.1 mphavg.

if you are headed towards 129th again, i'd suggest one more crossing south to 128th. Dead end road, quiet, no worries on passing cars

Anyways I’ll get GDLK this week if they fit my timeframe