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Messages - Soweco

#1
General Chat / Re: High vis windbreaker
December 08, 2021, 12:04:36 AM
I wear a Patagonia Houdini pullover. It has pretty good wind resistance and is positively tiny when packed into its pouch, perhaps the size of a couple of decks of playing cards. I just leave it on my bike all the time. If you're looking for something with an added liner, or for the rain this probably won't work. Arc Teryx makes a nice one too, but it's kind of pricy for such a thin garment at about 170. I have one of their gore Tex models for wetter weather, but rarely ride in the rain.
#2
General Chat / Re: RadRover 6 Plus!
November 20, 2021, 07:21:42 PM
Sheesh. I've only had mine for three days and not sure I want to go much faster than 20, except for the occasional smooth downhill run.
#3
General Chat / Re: Introduce yourself!
November 20, 2021, 07:18:20 PM
Hey there, all.

I'm a new owner of a rad rover plus, in the Southwest US. I'm really looking forward to using the bike around town and on easygoing unpaved trails in the area. This is my first ebike, and is taking some getting used to, but I'm learning as I go. It's certainly very different (and much heavier) than my other rides, and stop-and-go traffic definitely gets  ???my heart rate up. ;) Still, Im more comfortable by the day and enjoying the ride.

I'm glad to find these forums because I expect I will find some answers using the search function!

I hope something good happens to you today,
Soweco
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