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Hiking boot recommendations?

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[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

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My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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Thoughts on a Honda Accord V6 2007?

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2014 honda accord ??

After an initial round of research it seems like Honda Accord Hybrid is the right answer, but I want to pressure test that with you guys

2014 Accord V6 Touring (any thoughts?)

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me again. 2010 2dr honda accord, 122k miles for $5,800. just want a reliable first car, thoughts?

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Small to mid-size suv suggestions?

Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Deep long rpgs?

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Fantasy games with an detailed and immersive world?

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Turn-based strategy games

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The Juiced CrossCurrent S2 is a fast and powerful model. This Class 3 e-bike's strong 750W motor easily gets up to 28 mph using pedal-assist and 20 mph with the throttle. It accelerates quickly, and its power delivery feels refined and consistent thanks to its dual cadence and torque sensors. With a large 673Wh battery, the CrossCurrent was among the top performers in our distance range testing, with a high average speed to boot. This city/commuter style bike comes with fast-rolling 700c wheels and tires, and it has sharp, responsive handling and unflinching stability at higher speeds. Its sporty geometry requires a more athletic body position that further enhances its fast and racy feel. An all-in-one control/display unit is mounted by the left grip with good ergonomics and a variety of data available at a glance. 
The CrossCurrent S2 is indeed a fast electric bike, and we feel it is best suited for those who are looking to get places in a hurry. Its more aggressive city-bike geometry and stiffer seat may not be ideal for those who prefer a more relaxed ride. It also comes with limited features compared to some other competitors. The headlight is a nice touch, but you'll have to spring for things like fenders and a cargo rack if you want them. Otherwise, we feel this quick and agile model is an excellent option for commuting or use in the city. 

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If you are a city commuter and need a little more pep in your pedal to keep up with stop-and-go traffic, the Juiced CrossCurrent S2 is a great option. With a powerful 750W motor and a 28 mph top pedal-assisted speed, this bike is excellent for people who want to get places in a hurry, keep up with traffic, and maybe even cruise past any jams on the way. This bike has a smooth power delivery and gliding takeoff thanks to combined cadence and torque sensors. The 673Wh battery provides an excellent range that should be more than enough to get you across town and back again. The large wheels, good suspension, and sharp handling provide excellent stability and predictable turns in almost any situation, reinforcing its performance tailored to city riding. Juiced offers this bike in multiple frame sizes to allow nearly any sized rider to find a great fit.
The features that make this bike so zippy and responsive make it a little less comfortable than some other options. The city bike style includes lower, flat handlebars and a more aggressive riding position that may not be ideal for everyone. This is in contrast to the more upright cruiser bikes that earn higher marks for comfort. Unless you are used to riding in a more aggressive position, this is not the type of bike you would want to take out for a leisurely afternoon cruise; this bike is meant to take you places. As long as you know what you're getting into, the CrossSCurrent S2 is a perfect option for riders looking to shift their daily commute from car to bike without losing any time.
Read more: Juiced CrossCurrent S2 review

The Juiced CrossCurrent S2 is a fast and powerful Class 3 model with a strong 750W motor that easily gets up to 28 mph using pedal assist and 20 mph with the throttle. It accelerates quickly, and its power delivery feels refined and consistent thanks to its dual cadence and torque sensors. With a large 673 Wh battery, the CrossCurrent was among the top performers in our distance range testing, with a high average speed to boot. This city/commuter-style bike comes with fast-rolling 700c wheels and tires, and it has sharp, responsive handling and great stability at higher speeds. Its sporty geometry requires a more athletic body position that further enhances its fast and racy feel. An all-in-one control/display unit is mounted by the left grip with good ergonomics and a variety of data available at a glance. 
The CrossCurrent S2 is indeed a fast electric bike, and we feel it is best suited for those who are looking to get places in a hurry. Its more aggressive city-bike geometry and stiffer seat may not be ideal for those who prefer a more relaxed ride. It also comes with limited features compared to some other competitors. The headlight is a nice touch, but you'll have to spring for things like fenders and a cargo rack if you want them. Otherwise, we feel this quick and agile model is an excellent option for commuting, ripping around town, and getting places in a hurry. 
Read more: Juiced CrossCurrent S2 review

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 So it's got kind of a. I don't know acceleration curve. A little bit starts off a little slow and then gets a little stronger over time. All right we're coming up here and right now this fork's been open

 Cross current x is a 700 hybrid. You know nice, nice city style bike with a little bit of front suspension and got it all powered up here with a little display. We'Ll wait for this truck to go past and then we will get going all right. So i'm starting out here, let's see here what pedal assist level i'm in so right now, i'm in eco mode

 So far. Let'S kick it up to three. There we go now. I can feel a little more kick to it

 Getting going some speed and then it looks like all right now or more or less, i kind of like their top pedal assist i'm gon na slow down here. What i'll head into the street? Of course you've got nice hydraulic brakes, so those are gon na. Be nice and responsive require too much uh on your end, we'll get going on so i'm just gon na throttle here. So the throttle's got a little juice got a little kick to it right at the beginning and nice smooth acceleration on that again, i'm gon na slow down here for the stop sign make sure no one's coming all right again

Juiced Bikes CrossCurrent X Test Ride

 Overall the CrossCurrents are the best bang for the buck over other brands because of their battery, quality name brand components and bafang hub motor.

I have about 70 miles

What'S up people here we got the juiced cross. Current x commuter bike. This bike i picked up a few months ago um this is the 500 mile review. I have 543 miles on it at the moment

 If you keep writing at this pace, so 700 divided by 43, i'm not sure what that is. It'S all close to 20, something like that, but my range will be more than 20 because i'm gon na roll down this hill. What goes up must come down. So i need to get back down the hill

 This is a very aggressive ride. So far, three and a half miles been going uphill, i'm averaging 43.7 watt hours per mile. So if it's a 980 pack um, you usually get about 750 out of a kilowatt

 For that this was a 500 mile review juiced cross current x. I recommend it. I give it a 9 out of 10.

Juiced $2.3k CCX Cross Current X 500 Mile Review!

 The power and acceleration are great (I can now keep up with my wife). I am considering one of those seat post with suspension as we have a lot of bumps around home and that would make for a much more comfortable ride. My only minor complaint is that the gears skip fairly often so I suspect a trip to the local bike shop is in order to have the derailleur adjusted. This will explain the 4 out of 5 stars

Hi. So far, I am very pleased with the bike. The power and acceleration are great (I can now keep up with my wife). I am considering one of those seat post with suspension as we have a lot of bumps around home and that would make for a much more comfortable ride

 My only minor complaint is that the gears skip fairly often so I suspect a trip to the local bike shop is in order to have the derailleur adjusted. This will explain the 4 out of 5 stars. Hopefully, once adjusted, it will be 5 out of 5. If asked, I would recommend the S2 to my friends

Hi. So far, I am

The bike is A-war dog this thing is built like a tank I love it I looked at it for a year and I finally pulled the trigger I could not be happier. It did show up with a broken kickstand But of course it came all the way from China to northern Illinois. I called them about the broken kickstand they did everything they could to get me another one I had it within a week iGreat customer service the people on the phone were fantastic what more can you say.Oh I can say this this thing's fast And it rides beautifully

Great bike.

 During the ride I programmed it into the R (race) mode. Now I know why the Juiced e-bikes are a bit heavier than most e-bikes. ( to keep them on the ground!) The (R) mode gives the bike a very nice boost of power and speed. Juiced bikes may want to sell wings as an accessory!

 He told me to bring it to a local bike dealer and have it looked at and fixed and send Juiced bikes the repair costs for the labor. I immediately did so and the bike repair shop found that the derailleur needed adjustment. ($15.00 labor charge)

 When I got home I took a 5 mile ride. It seems to be performing very nicely. During the ride I programmed it into the R (race) mode. Now I know why the Juiced e-bikes are a bit heavier than most e-bikes

 ($15.00 labor charge). When I got home I took a 5 mile ride. It seems to be performing very nicely

Cross Current S2 is a very nice bike.

Hey guys had a lot of requests for this one, I'm looking at the juice, spikes cross-current s and I'm with the founder of the company. This is Torah how's it going man how's it going. Man dude. I I enjoyed the last set of reviews

 Do a brake test. I want to see those, you know, don't hurt yourself, though it's doing quick shifts, oh yeah, nice, and that light really is bright. You definitely get a if there's like a level of awareness. Oh, that's a very important thing to really draw people when you're writing real fast

 So you have plenty of room for your feet, not gon na slide off. Here we go super-smooth, I'm not pushing very hard right now, and it does just feel like a bicycle. Something people frequently comment on with electric bikes like mosh, for example, it's like man, even the Eco mode, like the lowest mode, feels kind of powerful. Like I just wan na cruise, I want to chill you got that here

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 I get to work with half a battery using mostly PAS 3-5 on my commute. I do carry a spare battery with me in a pannier bag but I find just charging at work is easier and I can keep the spare in case of emergency.

My commute is about a 25 mile drive, through thick traffic. On good days the drive is about 40 min, on bad days an hour and 15 min. 

I drive a full size truck. The drive is not cheap, fun, or good for the planet.

I don’t want the hassle of a small car, and I’m too scared to ride a motorcycle (was in an accident on a scooter once, drivers don’t see you.) 

I’ve just realized that there is a river trail that’s a pretty direct route to work. The route is 21 mi each way. No way I could ride a regular bike that far, but started wondering about an ebike. I rented one once in Europe and all I remember is going fast with almost no effort.

My questions are:

1. can a person of average fitness handle the distance (21mi each way) fairly easily? I’m not overweight or sedentary, but don’t have particularly strong legs or cardio fitness.

2. E- Bikes say they can assist up to 20 mph. Is this a speed that is easy to maintain? If so, I can make the ride in a reasonable time (&lt;1.5hrs each way). Otherwise, I’m not trying to be on a bike 4+ hours per day at 10mph. The trail I’m looking at has a 15mph speed limit but I’m guessing I can fudge that without too much trouble. I also know there will be some bike traffic on it during rush hour. But the bike path is only about 2/3 of the ride anyway…

3. Range: I was looking at the juiced crosscurrentx. It advertises 60-80 mile range, which seems to be verified in YouTube reviews. But if I’m booking it like full power 20+mph the whole way, am I going to drain this thing pretty fast? I can detach and charge the battery at work, probably…

4. I’ve read that batteries last 2-5 years. That seems awfully short, considering batteries for juiced cost almost 800 dollars. Considering I will likely only bike during the warmer months, it’s probably a wash financially vs the gas 800 dollars would buy. Not to mention the price of the bike…Thoughts?

What I really want to know is, am I really barking up the wrong tree here, or is my ride going to be a no-traffic breeze?

<div class="md">My commute is about a 25 mile drive, through thick traffic. On good days the drive is about 40 min, on bad days an hour and 15 min. 

I drive a full size truck. The drive is not cheap, fun, or good for the planet.

I don’t want the hassle of a small car, and I’m too scared to ride a motorcycle (was in an accident on a scooter once, drivers don’t see you.) 

I’ve just realized that there is a river trail that’s a pretty direct route to work. The route is 21 mi each way. No way I could ride a regular bike that far, but started wondering about an ebike. I rented one once in Europe and all I remember is going fast with almost no effort.

My questions are:

<ol>
<li>can a person of average fitness handle the distance (21mi each way) fairly easily? I’m not overweight or sedentary, but don’t have particularly strong legs or cardio fitness.</li>
<li>E- Bikes say they can assist up to 20 mph. Is this a speed that is easy to maintain? If so, I can make the ride in a reasonable time (&lt;1.5hrs each way). Otherwise, I’m not trying to be on a bike 4+ hours per day at 10mph. The trail I’m looking at has a 15mph speed limit but I’m guessing I can fudge that without too much trouble. I also know there will be some bike traffic on it during rush hour. But the bike path is only about 2/3 of the ride anyway…</li>
<li>Range: I was looking at the juiced crosscurrentx. It advertises 60-80 mile range, which seems to be verified in YouTube reviews. But if I’m booking it like full power 20+mph the whole way, am I going to drain this thing pretty fast? I can detach and charge the battery at work, probably…</li>
<li>I’ve read that batteries last 2-5 years. That seems awfully short, considering batteries for juiced cost almost 800 dollars. Considering I will likely only bike during the warmer months, it’s probably a wash financially vs the gas 800 dollars would buy. Not to mention the price of the bike…Thoughts?</li>
</ol>

What I really want to know is, am I really barking up the wrong tree here, or is my ride going to be a no-traffic breeze?
</div>

Need Advice- should I commute on an ebike?

I just got the RadRover 6 Plus this weekend and love it so far. It performed really well on some little dirt trails near my house (the 4" tires are awesome), but the main warning I would offer is that it is REALLY heavy at 74 lbs. I'm going to try to take it on actual mountain biking trails soon, but don't expect to get any air (not that I probably would anyway). Sounds like it could be a good fit for you if you are okay with the weight

Good afternoon r/ebikes, I am currently in the market for a good ebike that could hopefully suit my needs and capabilities. My budget is going to be $1700-$2000. I live in NY (upstate not city) but it’s majorily going to be ridden on the road with some nature exceptions. Picture Albany. 

Basically, im looking into bikes that have that authentic bike feel, like not the sensor but the look and design of it look like an actual bike. 

Some examples are the Aventon Pace 500, however they haven’t replied to any emails and their customer service isn’t the most amazing. 

I’d love to have a bike that

-Pedal Assist preferably having max 28 mph with 20 on throttle

-Preferably suspensions if possible

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I’ve looked at the Rideal but how much will the speed hurt? I’ve seen people wanting an upgrade.

Do you guys recommend juiced? rad? 

I’ve thought about the Crosscurrent as well as the Ride1Up 700 version.


TLDR: $1700-$2000 ebike with
28 mph assist up to with 20 mph throttle
Id prefer a vintage feel to it like the Aventon
looking at all my options


HEARING ALL EXPERIENCES FROM YOU GUYS!

<div class="md">Good afternoon <a href="/r/ebikes">r/ebikes</a>, I am currently in the market for a good ebike that could hopefully suit my needs and capabilities. My budget is going to be $1700-$2000. I live in NY (upstate not city) but it’s majorily going to be ridden on the road with some nature exceptions. Picture Albany. 

Basically, im looking into bikes that have that authentic bike feel, like not the sensor but the look and design of it look like an actual bike. 

Some examples are the Aventon Pace 500, however they haven’t replied to any emails and their customer service isn’t the most amazing. 

I’d love to have a bike that

-Pedal Assist preferably having max 28 mph with 20 on throttle

-Preferably suspensions if possible

<h2></h2>

I’ve looked at the Rideal but how much will the speed hurt? I’ve seen people wanting an upgrade.

Do you guys recommend juiced? rad? 

I’ve thought about the Crosscurrent as well as the Ride1Up 700 version.

TLDR: $1700-$2000 ebike with
28 mph assist up to with 20 mph throttle
Id prefer a vintage feel to it like the Aventon
looking at all my options

HEARING ALL EXPERIENCES FROM YOU GUYS!
</div>

Seeking Help Choosing the Perfect Ebike

 They are around one to two miles per hour. However, the jump from two to three was pretty monumental. I jumped up around three miles per hour on average speed levels three, four, and five, however were all very similar. So what we kind of saw was a big jump from two to three and then it kind of even out get a little flatter on the curve

 and wow, we are actually moving pretty good through the steeper part of the hill here, still using that 750 watts of power, but when I'm behind it as well, we are holding a lot higher average speed than we were prior. So it feels like the Red Rover doesn't really allow itself to get to the point where it's going to hurt itself, burn out the battery, maybe overheat the motor. And I think that's one of the reasons it's good to be set up as class 2.

 I only had to shift once when I was pedaling, but that allowed me to maintain a good cadence and make sure I didn't put too much stress on the motor. Between the seven gears hooked up to the 42 tooth chainring and the 750 watt motor, you should be able to hold good speed up hills and on straightaways. There is a very good gear range for whether it's down, flat or up. so overall, the packaging for hill climbs it's good

47 miles with an average speed of 18.3 miles per hour. While I was pretty impressed with my distance, I was more impressed with the average speed. The top speed is 20 miles per hour and my average speed

Rad Power Bikes RadRover 6 Plus Review | Electric Fat Bike (2021)

The only thing that I am disappointed about is that the price dropped $400.00 right after I purchased it.

Good bike

 But what I can tell you is that I love riding it. Its ride is extremely comfortable. I haven't had any mechanical or electrical issues. The design of the pedal assist works very well

I've owned this bike for about 3 months now and have used it daily. This is the only e-bike I've ever owned, so nothing to compare it with. But what I can tell you is that I love riding it. Its ride is extremely comfortable

Rad Rover 6+ Electric Fat Tire Bike is a pleasure to ride and a great value.

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