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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.
Electric BikesMarch 22, 2023
I tested the Ride1Up Revv 1 electric motorbike-style e-bike for real-world comfort, speed, braking, and everyday usability. Here’s what I liked, what to consider, and who it’s for.
Electric BikesMarch 19, 2023
I rode the Ride1Up Turris around town and onto rougher streets to see if it lives up to the hype. Here’s how it feels day to day—comfort, power, controls, and what to consider before buying.
AccessoriesMarch 10, 2023
I tested Strapinno retractable ratchet straps to haul an e-bike on a hitch carrier. Here’s how the retracting design, soft loops, and release handle change real-world loading.
BatteriesMarch 1, 2023
I installed and tested ChiBatterySystems’ 66V 42.5Ah Gladiator Compact on my Sur-Ron with both a stock controller and a BAC4000. Here’s how it felt for power, throttle, and real-world speed.
AccessoriesFebruary 27, 2023
I installed and rode EV Raceworks Surron Aero Wheel Covers—laser-cut styrene discs designed for 17-inch wheels. Here’s how the install went, how they hold up, and what to know before you buy.
Controllers & UpgradesFebruary 21, 2023
I upgraded my Onyx LZR Pro to 52V with a Luna Ludicrous V2 controller, external battery setup, and a steel gear swap. Here’s how the install went, how it rides, and what to consider.
Electric Dirt BikesFebruary 10, 2023
I rode with Surron Texas in Houston and came away with a fresh appreciation for Surron stunt culture, group-ride structure, and why custom builds (like We Koat It powder coat) help grow the community.