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Ron Nehrig
United States
Registrace 2. 02. 2007
I explore Backroads, on an eBike, 4Runner, or small boat, looking for beauty, critters, and landscapes that not many people see. I've traveled much of the U.S. from the 10,000 Islands of the Everglades and most things to the North and west, driven the tiny roads of Scotland, sailed the Bahamas for a year and the Florida coast for several years, and the rest of the time live in the country growing gardens, baking bread from home-milled grains, growing hydroponic Lettuce with mostly solar powered lights, and charge most of my batteries with solar, including the eBike when I can.
North Fork State Wildlife Refuge 7-11-24
North Fork State Wildlife Refuge 7-11-24
Beautiful but hazardous trip into a wildlife refuge, filled with birds, jumping fish, gorgeous scenery, and hidden stumps, logs and branches to try to avoid; but they are nearly impossible to see through the reflections and murky water so we ran up on some, and hit some pretty hard with the electric motor.
Beautiful but hazardous trip into a wildlife refuge, filled with birds, jumping fish, gorgeous scenery, and hidden stumps, logs and branches to try to avoid; but they are nearly impossible to see through the reflections and murky water so we ran up on some, and hit some pretty hard with the electric motor.
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For The Birds, North Fork Salt Creek and SWR, 7-2-24
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For The Birds, 7-2-24, Sunrise trip up North Fork Salt Creek and into a State Wildlife Refuge. A beautiful haloed Sun, flying birds, jumping fish, and curious turtles.
Up Early to See What We Get, 6-25-24
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Up Early to See What We Get: 6-25-24 Up at 4:30 AM to be on the water before sunrise at 6:22AM. I like the early morning colors and shadows, and, of course, the cooler temps. A few clouds, lots of birds, getting stuck on stumps several times, and a good little adventure. Lake Level 538.3'. 6-25-24.
Warm Sunrise, Hot Day, 6-20-24
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Warm Sunrise, Hot Day. Up at 4:30 AM to catch a sunrise and a little time on the water before the temperature climbs in the 90's (F). A little fog, a few clouds, lots of birds, and a pleasant morning all around. Lake Level 538'. 6-20-24.
Foggy Sunrise, 6-11-24
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Foggy Sunrise. A short little taste of getting out on the water a few minutes after sunrise, with the pleasant light, and a chilly temperature making fog banks, fog columns, and wisps drifting slowly across the surface in a very light breeze. This was a six hour trip, with footage edited down to the most interesting views. Lake Level 539', too low for Salt Creek, so we came over to the eastern ...
Low Water Trip to Upper Middle Fork, Part 2, 6-6-24
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Low Water Trip to Upper Middle Fork (aka "We Still Have to Get Back"), Part 2, 6-6-24. Returning from the most distant part of Upper Middle Fork that we could reach, having been stopped by a second fallen tree, but one we couldn't go under; we still have to go back under the first tree, and are hoping it hasn't settled lower. Today's level is 540.7', already getting pretty low and hazardous, wi...
Low Water Trip to Upper Middle Fork, Part 1, 6-6-24
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Low Water Trip to Upper Middle Fork, Part 1, 6-6-24 Heading up to see how far we can get up Upper Middle Fork before the lake level drops too much to get up there. Today's level is 540.7, already getting pretty low and hazardous, with more and more fallen tree parts sticking up where we can hit them. Lots of singing birds, mostly clear skies, shallow water, a lot of leaves, and beautiful reflec...
Log Jams on South Fork, 5-28-24
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Heading up the South Fork of Salt Creek to see how far we can get, plus exploring the side loop of South Fork that I didn't get video of the one other time we were up there. Lots of singing birds, mostly clear skies, shallow water, a lot of leaves, and beautiful reflections. Lake Level 542.7, 5-28-24
Bushwhacking the Shallows, Salt Creek, 05-13-24
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Bushwhacking the Shallows, Salt Creek, 05-13-24. The Lake level is up to 541.6', more than a foot higher than last week, thanks to last weeks rain that made the creek muddy and full of debris; but today the current is very slow, the mud has mostly settled, so it was a chance to get back into the shallow areas before they dry up for the summer.
Fog, Fast Water, and Floaters, an interesting day on Salt Creek, Lake Monroe. 5-8-24
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A recent storm over the South Fork Watershed has caused fast water in South Fork, carrying mud, debris, and current speed down into Middle Fork. The current was much faster than usual in lower Middle Fork and the amount of debris to dodge required close attention. Where the two forks met the blending of muddy and less muddy water made a fascinating turbulent display. Due to the inability to see...
Two Mixing streams of Water after a Rain, Short Clip from upcoming Video.
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Fascinating look at water from Salt Creek Middle Fork and South Fork mixing at an intersection. South Fork water is heavy with mud and debris; my guess is there was more rain over the South Fork watershed than the Middle Fork. Short Clip from an upcoming Video 5-8-24, Lake level 540.7'. 39.07041168 -86.29560089
Squeaking Through the Bush beside Salt Creek on Lake Monroe, 04-30-24
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Squeaking through the Bush beside Salt Creek on Lake Monroe, 04-30-24. With the lake level 4.25' above normal pool, some areas beside Salt Creek are still flooded, but won't be for long, so we're going to do some exploring in the very shallow waters while we still can.
Lake Monroe, South Fork Log Jam to Crooked Creek, 4-22-24 - PART 2
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Lake Monroe, South Fork Log Jam to Crooked Creek, 4-22-24 - PART 2 We slip through some beautiful, shallow back channels that will be dry by summer, pushing aside small log jams to squeak through rather than turn around. A very special trip with the new green leaves and long views between the trees.
Lake Monroe, Crooked Creek to South Fork Salt Creek, Part 1, 4-22-24
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Lake Monroe, Crooked Creek to South Fork Salt Creek, Part 1, 4-22-24 A chilly morning started a day so beautiful and interesting, the video is in two parts, and I still had to cut a lot out.
Cruising Up Salt Creek on Lake Monroe, 04-15-24
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Cruising Up Salt Creek on Lake Monroe, 04-15-24. A perfect day; beautiful clouds reflecting on smooth water, a Kingfisher (?) grabbing a fish, a Beaver slapping its tail, some Geese honking and taking off, lots of bird song, new young green leaves, and discovered a new bridge beyond the log jam that stopped us before.
Reflections and Puffy Clouds, 11-16-23
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Reflections and Puffy Clouds, 11-16-23
Calm winds and Wispy Clouds, it's Fall on Lake Monroe, IN
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Calm winds and Wispy Clouds, it's Fall on Lake Monroe, IN
Ariel Rider Kepler, Won't Turn On or Off, and The Fix!
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Ariel Rider Kepler, Won't Turn On or Off, and The Fix!
Autumn Leaves and Wispy Clouds on Lake Monroe, IN
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Autumn Leaves and Wispy Clouds on Lake Monroe, IN
Foggy Morning On Lake Monroe, IN - SHORT
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Foggy Morning On Lake Monroe, IN - SHORT
Falling Over on a Heavy eBike, and a Few Ways Not To
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Falling Over on a Heavy eBike, and a Few Ways Not To
54 Miles of Singing Birds, Jumping Deer, and Growing Crops, 06-08-23
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54 Miles of Singing Birds, Jumping Deer, and Growing Crops, 06-08-23
Beautiful Forest eBike Ride, 05-30-23 new
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Beautiful Forest eBike Ride, 05-30-23 new
GoPro Hero 11, Insta360 One RS 4K, DJI Osmo Action 3 - Image Quality Test
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GoPro Hero 11, Insta360 One RS 4K, DJI Osmo Action 3 - Image Quality Test
Peaceful eBike Ride in the Forest, 05-30-23
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Peaceful eBike Ride in the Forest, 05-30-23
47 Miles Wiggling Through Backroads, 05-17-23
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47 Miles Wiggling Through Backroads, 05-17-23
Reduce Microphone Wind Noise for Almost Nothing
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Reduce Microphone Wind Noise for Almost Nothing
Good to see ya. I’ve been riding again but have taken a few weeks off due to sprained ankle. Not from riding bike. Informative vid.
@@butchie2752 , thankx! I've been doing some exploring by boat instead of bike, i'll get back to the bike eventually.
Helpful video, thanks! To verify, If you are using only the throttle in a “cruise” mode, are you still shifting gears as you would if you were pedaling?
I don't use "only" the throttle, I just use it as pedal assist when I'm trying to go slow, or going up hills. I am always pedaling at a moderate level, both for the exercise, and to extend my range, since my rides are usually long (30-50 miles).
I just purchased a Kepler, my first E-Bike. Really appreciate the practical tips.......>
Thanks for the comment, i hope they’re useful! 🙂
Ron! Wow! Absolutely incredible views! Wish I had a boat to take to Monroe!!!
Yeah, we never get tired of the scenery, and every time out is different. Today's fog was pretty special.
I just got an e-trike. My problem is worse. My first attempt to get the trike back up my driveway failed. My neighbor and his son were there and pushed me the rest of the way up. It is flat on top but 50-ft+ very steep to get there. I'm 71 and will only get older. Waiting to get some zip ties for temporary "parking brakes" before I try again. But then what? A boat winch?
Don't know what kind of e-trike you have. Does it have gears to shift down to pedal on hills with power assist, or a walk mode on the control buttons to power it up a hill while you walk beside?
@@RonNehrig sixthreezero 250W. It has pedal assist, 7 speeds, and a throttle. Pedaling with the throttle all the way on doesn't make it all the way up my driveway. I've found I can just brake, get off, and push it up the rest of the way. Today I found a "mode" for walking the trike at 3 mph in the literature. For me that is pretty fast so I haven't yet tried it. With me not on the trike that may work if I can keep my feet out of the way.
@@RonNehrig Sixthreezero 250W, with 5 pedal assists, 7 gears, and a throttle. First gear pedaling with full throttle doesn't make it up the drive. I found I can brake, get off, and push it the rest of the way. Today in the literature online I found a "mode" for walking the trike at 3 mph. That's still pretty fast walking for me now. I haven't yet tried it, but without any weight on the trike that may be the assistance I need--if I can keep my feet out of the way.
@@phillipmoore9012 , yeah, that's pretty low power. The walk mode is meant for walking beside, but I've never tried it on a trike; on that hill it will be slower than 3mph, you should test it.
Good evening. bravo- total professional !
Thank you very much! :-)
The Bible brought me here too!
Nice setup Ron! I did a dual battery too! Your idea to run the controller and stock battery cables behind the controller bracket? Slick!!
Glad you got it together! That second battery was a big help for me. Thanks for the comment!
Good video. Lots of good information and I learned a lot! Thanks. Luv my Kepler!
Thanks very much, and thanks for the comment; I appreciate it!
That's my kind of boating.
Yeah, i like exploring the creek more than the main lake, and can only get back here in the spring while the water is high. The shallow areas will be mostly dry the rest of the year. The main channel is deep, but i can't get to it at normal lake levels.
Saw your rock hit in the jetboat. Nice video, but bummer about the damage. My jet boat videos are back in 2015, a Merc 60/40 on a SeaArc RXJT 170, which I took to Ten Thousand Islands NWR in Florida. That was a wheel steer, which I don't like on a JetDrive, a tiller would be more agile. This entire side of the lake is Idle Zone, which is good and bad. It stops a lot of people from coming up here, so we usually have the creek to ourselves on a weekday morning. It takes longer to get anywhere, but I like the quiet from running on electric so it's okay on this creek which isn't all that long, and I keep getting stopped by Log Jams. My other videos in this boat go back to 2021. This is a Lowe 1448 with a Merc 15 propeller, which will drive this boat about 22 mph. My goal for this boat was smaller, lighter, cheaper, simpler. Great boat. Hated the SeaArc which had paint that rubbed off on everything.
Low end is not this bike hi points for sure
I did get better at holding the throttle at a low speed, using it for pedal assist, so that helped a lot. For long slow stretches I still would turn down the max speed limit to make it more manageable at low speeds.Too bad, this is a simple design fix.
I can’t bring up the app. I took the picture of the Q code and it took me to a bunch of computer stuff but nothing on the bike. What did I do wrong? Thanks
If you're referring to the link in the description, it is just a web address for a browser. device.report/manual/4039202
Great review! Thanks! I thought these scenes looked an awful lot like home. From Columbus, I’ve spent a lot of time in Brown, Morgan, and Monroe counties, and recognized the terrain... then noticed titles of your other videos. A year later, is this bike still holding up?
Thanks for the comment! Yes, the bike is doing okay, though the display failed for some reason and I had to replace it (in another video). I'm currently boating instead of riding, but will probably get back to riding before too long.
Thanks for the excellent instructional video! Sincerely appreciate you taking the time and effort. Huge Thank You!!
You're welcome! Thanks very much for the comment!
I played the theme song of deliverance while watching the video.
A lot of dead trees leaning over your head. A very peaceful trip. I never saw any wildlife, did you? Did you see any building structures along your path?
Geese, Bald Eagles (and a nest), Vultures, a Beaver, jumping fish, and lots of small birds. No buildings, just the old stone bridge support.
My father in law has been gone for 25 years now. I opened your bike video as I am considering buying a bike like the model you ride. I started the video and heard my father in law’s voice, I mean you have his tone and large vocabulary. I am 74 years old and nearly as old as he was when he passed but it was shocking. I did very much enjoyed your video and I learned so much from it so thank you for it
Thanks for the comment. 🙂There are many other bike videos on the channel if you're interested.
One i still lack to know is treshing in biblical time because there no machine that time.
Thank you i learn to know how to proceed wheat to flour in biblical time.
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Could you tell me, what kind of sifter do I need to sift bulk wheat grain . To prevent pebbles from going into my home use grain mill? Any advice you could offer would be appreciated! Thank. You!
I make all of my own bread, and use only grain I have milled in a Womdermill, so I regularly mill many kinds of wheat; white, red, Khorasan, Durum, Spelt, as well as Oats and Corn, some I grew, some I didn't. I've never seen pebbles in any of it, so sifting them out has not been a concern for me. I don't know what size pebbles you are concerned with, but my first thought to sift that finely would be 1/8" Hardware cloth (which is actually heavy steel screen), I think that would let wheat through; it is stiff enough that you could probably cut a square and bend the edges up into a shallow box, though you would probably want to tape the edges with a thick tape like Gorilla tape to prevent getting cut on it, or maybe fasten a piece to the bottom of cardboard box with the bottom cut out.
Ron, why does my cable not come off after unscrewing it
I guess you're referring to the connection to the motor? All I can think of is make sure it's unscrewed all the way, then gently wiggle it to free any corrosion that might be sticking it.
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It is not unusual for cypress knees to be in the water. I have ssen that off the coast of Florida near Cedar Key before the last hurricane. While Kyaking in the late 1970s.
Interesting point of view,: clouds, trail, lake. Well Done
Thanks very much! :-)
Roughly at the 10-minute mark, tree stomp area. How deep was the water? Tall stumps or shallow water? Several stomps were several yards from the shoreline.
@@chucklitten187 The water varies, but it isn't very shallow out there. I've run on stumps where I couldn't reach the bottom with an 8 foot boat hook to try to push off. It might have been 6 to 8 ft deep where you mentioned. Starting at 9:47 there are stumps a long way from shore in this area, I might be 100 ft off and I'm going between stumps. At around 10:50, look left, there are some in the middle of the bay, and some on the far shore as well.
Matthew 3:12 12 His winnowing fork is in his hand, and he will clear his threshing floor, gathering his wheat into the barn and burning up the chaff with unquenchable fire.”
Looks like a great day! Thank you for sharing Ron
Thanks, it is always different out on the water; this day had some nice surprises.
The Cypress stand and knee field are a real find. Excellent work
Thanks, it was interesting.
Great info to know. Glad to know we can get the screen if needed.
Yes, that was a relief; I don't know why it failed, but others are likely to also. Fortunately it is an easy fix.
@@RonNehrigI went with the one from Ariel. They’re in stock.
Thanks for taking us out on the lake. Gorgeous sunrise! Nice video work. I bet it feels good to get out on your boat after the healing time off.
It was a lovely day. I tried to just make short little videos on the boat, which is moving slow, so I'm trying new things. Did you see the Fog video V2? That was fun also.
@@RonNehrig yes I watched the fog video. Really peaceful. I see you like photography too. I was a professional photographer for about 20 years but I photographed people. Once I retire I’m going to try to figure out landscape photography. It’s very different.
Hi Ron, I had no idea you fell. That’s a long ways down. I hope you are doing well. I had no idea. So glad you had your helmet on to protect that amazing brain you have. I’m curious about this riser seat post. I’ll have to dig into your videos to see what that’s about. Boy would I love to go riding with you sometime. I’m retiring Dec 1 so maybe one day we can plan something. That would be fun after I’ve been enjoying all your rides for so long. Hope you heal 100% my friend.
Thanks! I'm doing very well, but still building up my strength from having to sit around and use a walker for ten weeks, followed by a cane. Haven't taken any long rides yet, just six mile test rides before the bike broke (see "Kepler Won't Turn On" video), but I've been getting the boat out, so that's good. The bike parts just came last week so the bike is okay now, but the weather has turned cold. The new riser seat post is in the previously mentioned video; it lets me set the seat height from the handlebar based on conditions, I really only need it All the way up when I'm peddling fast, medium peddling I can have it in the middle; Off road or stopping I can lower it. My fall was caused by a number of things, one was breaking up concrete near the mailbox that the tire fell into, one was a seat set very high for a fast ride, one was being tired from 55 miles. I get to feel stupid no matter what, though this is not uncommon for 2 wheel vehicles. Thanks for the comment! :-)
Wonderful, I feel like I was riding along. Good work
Thank you!
do you know where can i replacement for the planetary gear?
No. Have you asked Ariel Rider? I didn't take mine off when I greased it, so I didn't look for a part number, but that might be a good start if AR doesn't have any. Is yours worn? If so, how many miles is on the bike?
This was so fascinating to watch! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the comment! 🙂
Hey Ron glad to see you back at it hopefully ya healing up well my friend 👍
Thanks Jonny! I'm getting around pretty well, just a bit more creaky now. I've been ignoring the boat with all my riding , so thought I’d catch up on that while the weather is good, and let myself get a bit stronger before doing much biking.
Miss your vids. Hope you’re feeling better.
Thanks! Yes, feeling better enough to start catching up on all the things I haven’t been able to do. Been exploring by boat instead of bike, mowing the field, cleaning up my messes, a lot of jobs piled up. Then i need to figure out some new places to ride, i've about used up my range around here. Thanks for the thought!
@@RonNehrig I had my apparently now annual crash shortly after you did. Scrapes and bangs but no dr required. Basically fell over on a hill with seat extended . My new plan: drive in safe places. Lower the seat in any busy or dangerous area. Also: if you’re doing something weird, rethink the plan. We geezers need to avoid unnecessary medical attention. At least you’ve been busy. Glad to hear the recovery is moving along.
@butchie2752 , glad you didn't get hurt worse. I don't ride in safe places, by default, and that means I do a lot of weird stuff, but there's weird and there's dumb, so I'm going to stay more hydrated, take more breaks, and try not to do something dumb because I'm mentally tired. Also I will lower the new dropper seat from the handlebar whenever I might need to reach the ground from the seat, that's very useful; still, it only goes down to 34" and that would be pretty high for a motorcycle seat for someone my height, but it's the best I've got. Also I got a new iphone with the satellite SOS, which will be a little more useful than my PLB. A lesson to myself was: I crashed at my mailbox, one of the safer places I ride (apparently not); I crashed Because I was feeling safe, like an athlete that approaches the finish line ahead of everyone, that feels the relief of winning and stops focusing on the task to celebrate, then gets passed by several people and loses, or trips and falls down. There is no safe place on a two wheel vehicle, something I am well aware of when I'm riding, but forgot for just a moment.
Ron my battery % is stuck on 100 any thoughts how to fix
I've never heard of that. Have you tried removing the battery from the bike and letting it sit for 10 minutes or so (to let any power charge dissipate in the electronics). You might even push the bike power button for the same reason. And hook the charger to the battery while it's out of the bike (if only for a few minutes) to see if it resets. If you have Bikewise installed on a mobile device it has a power meter in there also; might be interesting to see if that says the same thing.
Just checking in making sure all is good 👍
Hey ron how ya doing 👍
Hey jonny! Thanks for asking! Doing much better, even walking without the walker or cane. Charged the bike yesterday, getting close to riding again. Broken pelvis kinda sucks. I'll try not to do that again… 🙂
Where’d you go, Ron? Miss watching your videos! Hope you’re okay!
Hi Andrew! I've been letting my pelvis heal, since early June, just before this last video. Had to use a walker for 8 weeks to keep weight off the cracked pelvis, so haven't gotten much of anything done. Finally got to move to a cane, and now am walking some without it, though i get sore after a while. Making progress. Just now thinking of trying to get on a bike. Thanks for the thought!
@@RonNehrig Glad you are on the mend! Hope you get back on your Kepler soon!
@@andrewkemp2899, Thanks! 🙂
Also, thanks for all of the effort you put into figuring out the PAS levels. I keep the info on my phone and I use them often. Great cheat sheet!
You're welcome! It was a goofy bike to figure out. i have my dropper seat post on with a control on the handlebar, that will be helpful for me. I’ll include it in a video.
@@RonNehrig I bought a dropper after your first video that showed the dropper. Thanks for that tip too. I actually love it. I only use it to get on and off the bike easier. I like to throw my leg over the bike to get on and off and the dropper makes it easier.
@@mastrbuilder yeah, my first dropper was controlled on the seat, so i only used it in rough terrain, but now i'll be using it when i come to a stop as well, don't know why i didn’t think of that before.
I hope you are healing up well. I enjoy your informative videos. Hope you are back on the road soon.
Thanks so much for the comment! Off my walker, onto a cane…Progress! Hoping to ride this fall!
For the kind of slippery dirt track you are driving dual motor AWD will prevent you sliding and falling. I live in Yukon with steep mountains and AWD is the safest way to travel.
Thanks. Unfortunately my two hardest falls were when I was stopped, and the other two were slow and so slippery AWD wouldn't have mattered or may have made it worse since I was turning and the front wheel just washed out. I have been looking at the AR Grizzly and wondering how the lower seating position would be (since a high seat is one the biggest problems), but the smaller tires might be worse on my rough roads, and owners warn about AWD and turning (many have fallen because of it and leave it in RWD unless they need the added power of the front motor), so it may depend on the power of the front motor and how it is applied by the user and the bike. I was mostly interested in the extra power of the second motor for going up steep hills; I also looked at the SparkCycleWorks Bandit, but it is a bit pricey. I did put the new drop post on the Kepler with the remote on the handlebar, so I can lower the seat for stopping and rough terrain, but haven't tried it yet. It took me a while to find tires I like for my mixed terrain riding, and currently have some that are doing the job well without sliding, but that was an important area. What are you riding? I suppose you probably do a lot of snow and chunky gravel?
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I did go with the second battery. I bought one from a company called “on the go”. Fits the existing bracket and worked fine. Haven’t recharged yet. Seems like a quality product. If issues arise, will edit this comment. Hope things are going well.
Glad you found something that works. I couldn’t find it, could you post a link to it in case someone else is interested.
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@@RonNehrigI gave you the wrong name. Sorry. I posted it above. If you want to change it fine with me. Rode it again today. No problem
Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome! Thanks for the comment! 🙂
This brings the book of Ruth into greater perspective.
I am on the insta360 One RS site, opened an account and was putting my CC details to order. This week it is on sale for $359(Twin edition). I tried getting the OA3 but it is out of stock. I had one last urge to check out OneRS footage and came across your video. The thought of getting 2 cameras(4K and 360) for the price of 1 is tempting. BUT, the RS footages I have seen on YT are not impressive. Thank you for the useful comparison. I have backordered OA3.
Thanks for the comment! ) I did a long ride with the hero 11 and OA3 both pointing forward, though the A3 is on a swivel while the 11 is fixed straight ahead (so you'll know which is which) and i am very pleased with the A3, i even like the mount and got a second mount from amazon to easily move it to tripod or somewhere else. Here’s a link if you’re interested. czcams.com/video/vRzY1ByeTm8/video.html
@@RonNehrig Did you experience any heating, freezing with OA3? Thanks
@@gromit576 it ran for over three hours on external power, starting around 55F and ending at around 75F and didn't have a problem, of course it is on the handlebars and getting air cooled.
Also read the description for this video for more details.
would you happen to know if these hub motors are the same as the hub motors on the x52 v1?
I don't know, but i'm guessing the structure is the same.
Get well soon! Appreciate your videos!
Thanks very much! Appreciate your comment! 🙂