EV Lifestyle Tech Tips
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Electric TrikesMay 24, 2023
I unboxed, set up, and rode the Rad Power Bikes RadTrike to see who it’s really for. Here’s how the 3-wheel stability, comfort seat, cargo setup, and 14 mph cap feel in real riding.
Electric BikesMay 16, 2023
I tested the Favorite Hybrid Pro ST, a Class 3 smart e-bike with RFID/Bluetooth unlocking, integrated navigation, a motorized rear-wheel lock, and a seriously bright 1600-lumen headlight. Here’s how it rides and what to know.
Electric BikesMay 10, 2023
Hands-on with the Tenways CGO600: a stealthy, 33 lb belt-drive commuter e-bike with torque-sensor pedal assist, simple OLED display, and low-maintenance vibes. Here’s how it rides, what I liked, and what to consider before buying.
AccessoriesMay 3, 2023
I installed and road-tested the Yakima StageTwo hitch rack with my e-bikes. Here’s how the tiered trays, wheel-secure StrongArm, tilt access, and integrated locks perform in real-world use—plus what to consider (like weight and fenders).
Electric ScootersApril 27, 2023
I tested the Apollo City Pro as a real commuter-style scooter with dual motors, strong regen, and a plush suspension. Here’s what it’s like to ride, what stood out, and what to consider before buying.
Electric BikesApril 11, 2023
I tested the DYU FF500, a foldable Class 2 fat-tire e-bike with a 500W hub motor, removable 48V 14Ah LG battery, and hydraulic disc brakes. Here’s how it rides, folds, and fits real city life.
Electric BikesApril 4, 2023
I spent time riding the Onyx CTY2, C3STROM Astro Pro, and Ride1Up Revv 1 back-to-back. Here’s how they feel in traffic, on trails, and around town—plus what I’d buy for each use case.
Electric BikesMarch 30, 2023
My hands-on review of the C3STROM Astro Pro: a moped-style Class 3 e-bike with a futuristic look, strong torque, solid brakes, and standout integrated lighting—plus a few real-world considerations like weight and ride comfort.
Controllers & UpgradesMarch 27, 2023
From a bar-end mirror and MIPS helmet to a portable electric pump, sling bag, phone mount, and a wireless alarm—these are the Revv 1 accessories I’d buy first for safer, easier daily rides.