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Mike G
Hi,
I am 77 years old and have been riding horses and bikes since I was 5. My favorite all-time bike was my beloved Fat Chance and I did a lot of 50's and 100's. The boring stuff is years later, I had a back operation, made necessary from enthusiastically lifting lots of heavy stuff and I'm now riding an eMoto Ridge 3. However, I have my eye on a Haike Exduro FS RX 27.5 bike with the Bosch drive. I'm waiting for the Haike to be put on sale in the US. While I am waiting for the wisdom that age is supposed to bring, I welcome the wisdom from you folks in the forum.
I am 77 years old and have been riding horses and bikes since I was 5. My favorite all-time bike was my beloved Fat Chance and I did a lot of 50's and 100's. The boring stuff is years later, I had a back operation, made necessary from enthusiastically lifting lots of heavy stuff and I'm now riding an eMoto Ridge 3. However, I have my eye on a Haike Exduro FS RX 27.5 bike with the Bosch drive. I'm waiting for the Haike to be put on sale in the US. While I am waiting for the wisdom that age is supposed to bring, I welcome the wisdom from you folks in the forum.
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Hello Mike,
Welcome to Bike Forums from a 71 y/o Texas road rider.
Post in here for help. Don't know how wisdom you will get, but we is all old.
https://www.bikeforums.net/forumdispl...fty-Plus-(50-)
Welcome to Bike Forums from a 71 y/o Texas road rider.
Post in here for help. Don't know how wisdom you will get, but we is all old.
https://www.bikeforums.net/forumdispl...fty-Plus-(50-)
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Does anybody have experience with the chain ring drive. I keep hearing that it has the most efficiency and the best torque. We have a hill that is 6.5 miles long and I'm looking for a little better assistance than my 250 w hub drive. I'm interested in the Bosch 3.8 w chain ring drive.
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