The previous electric pump didn't last long but it might have to do with a moisture issue in the basement which is solved now. Still, just to be safe I'll store this new pump in the living room.

Thanks, it did cost a rib, though.

They say tubeless tires have more roll-resistence because of tougher tire walls but I didn't experience that.
The tubeless also has the latex milky liquid inside to prevent tiny punctures, but I didn't hear any sloshing. ;)

I doubt rim-brakes would adequately stop/slow-down a heavy and-or fast e-bike. It maybe could but you probably run out of braking material fast.

So now I'm thinking, among other things, 'bout insurance..should I?

Sweet! Really nice bike.

>>39141 The pressure is lower than I expected. I remember my old Bianchi had 120 psi tyres! :S

>>39142 I have disc brakes on my electric mountain bike. I prefer them to the old brakes on the rim of my older mountain bike, that squeal like shit all the time! XD

I've had disk brakes before on my MTB..a very long time ago. It felt mushy the first time, but it needs to be for expansion purposes.

I went for tubeless cause they claim it's less puncture prone. We'll see. I've noticed the roads in the deep south here are littered with tiny sharp stones.

Still with standard pedals as I also use it for normal day-to-day stuff. But eventually I'll get me some fancy shoes