Welcome to The Bolton Ebikes Podcast! My name is Kyle Chittock and I’m your host so let’s get to it with a local customer from Grass Valley, CA.
On this episode, you’ll get answers to questions and topics like:
- How many miles has Sean Huntley ridden on his folding ebike?
- What kind of wildlife can be found in Grass Valley on bike rides?
- Where Sean has taken his ebike with him across the US and the value that having a folding bike was during those excursions.
- What is was like riding his bike in the rain
- How he has been able to keep his battery lasting, even when using his ebike often.
- Learn more about how Sean charges his ebike on the go (which helps with the range).
- The importance of security when it comes to an ebike over a non-ebike.
Thank you so much for listening!
Remember to make every day an adventure, have fun and don’t crash.
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Security for my bike is a HUGE concern. I have had TWO mountain bikes stolen right from my apartment patio in an apartment complex that is allegedly a secure property. Thieves can easily jump our high fences and then take whatever they want, and then they just walk/ride right out our doors which are, of course, locked, but only from the outside.
Some of the errands I need to make I will not do because of fear of my bike getting stolen. I live in the Los Angeles basin. So, bike theft is big here. Bike thieves, when caught, should be [REDACTED] and then maybe they’ll think twice before stealing anything from anyone in the future.
I have a heavy-duty motorcycle chain alarm that’s actually very poorly designed, but visually, it’s a deterrent to some extent. But when I DO use my bike to do my shopping and other errands, I get in and get out of whichever business I go into because I don’t like leaving my bike alone for more than five to ten minutes.
Excellent interview, Kyle.