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Klim K Fifty 1 jeans in 38x30 fit me great and I usually wear a Carhart loose 38x30 I too found many of the jeans too snug. Nothing until the Klim fit like the old Draggin' Jeans I used to wear. But, I really wanted armor, not just Kevlar and kept looking until I found the Klim. Sent...

Been commuting as low as 26 degrees the last week or so. From head to toe: Shoe GT Air Rukka wind stopper neck wrap Long sleeve T shirt or button down shirt WarmNSafe waterproof heated jacket liner Klim Apex jacket WarmNSafe heated gloves Hot Grips heated grips with pulse width controller...

NM4 works fine as a touring bike. But you do need to modify it. Panniers require some creative packing and should be used for specific items that you can compact. For example, in my right pannier, I carry the following: Rain jacket, rain pants, overmitts, spare gloves, tool kit, air pump...

I use the power of Mo-Dor. Buried the transmitter on the bike and stuck the tiny push button in a useful, but not obvious location. Has worked flawlessly for nearly 2 years now with regular commuting. Sent from my SM-T710 using Tapatalk

My 640cc DCT with K&N filter takes 1 US gallon of Amsoil MC 10w-40 Sent from a hacked Speak and Spell, augmented with an old phonograph rocking a saw blade, fork, and umbrella powered by a blowing tree limb.

The NM4 is ideal for my riding. Don't need taller, more powerful, or more thirsty. Sent from a hacked Speak and Spell, augmented with an old phonograph rocking a saw blade, fork, and umbrella powered by a blowing tree limb.

I've used lens polish kits. As long as the haze isn't deep scratches, they buff out nicely. Just be sure to take your time, use plenty of lube to keep the pads clean, and follow the directions. Be sure to use the first step long enough to get rid of the deepest scratches. First time I did...

》Right pannier contains: A toolkit that can handle nearly everything you would expect to deal with on the road (and then some) Rain suit -jacket, pants, glove covers, and booties Spare pair of gloves Cycle Pump Antigravity Jumpstart battery Microfiber cloths Folding baseball cap. Brim...

Use a Rukka gaiter in cold temps. Windblocker isn't waterproof, but it takes a lot to get moisture in. Is just the thing to seal the jacket/helmet gap. In summer I have several fabric 'snakes' filled with moisture beads. Picked them up at a town fair, but they work great. When dry, they store...

That looks like a nice alternative to the Cycle Pump for those who don't need bombproof. I wonder how long it would hold up for frequent use. sent from a Speak and Spell connected to a phonograph equipped with a saw blade, fork, and umbrella.

With iPhone, be sure to take landscape photos with the volume buttons down. This works. Why the other way does not is a bug.

2 with motors, and 3 with me as the motor. The two motorized I bought, the three where I am the motor, I built myself. Sent from my SM-T710 using Tapatalk

Yes, lithium needs a special charger. Although it sounds like the earthX product has that all built in. I'd still be weary of the cold as that is the one place that lithium does not generally do well. Also, they generally die sooner when producing a light output like charging a phone, and...

You hook them up together only after each one is fully charged and passes the test. The instructions clearly explain the process. Sent from my SM-T710 using Tapatalk

The programing for the AGM version is specific to that design. Yes, it will work better for AGM batteries, but it can not be used for wet cells. The standard isn't as optimal for AGM, but it can be used for just about all lead acid styles. If I recall correctly, the AGM version will bring AGM...

I use the BatteryMinder 2012 which charges, tests, floats, desulfates, and is temp compensated. You can also hook up several batteries for storage, so one unit is all you need.

Battery Minder model 2012. Not only does it keep a battery charged, but at 2amps, it can recharge fairly quickly. You can also parallel multiple batteries to keep several charged. Temp compensating to ensure proper charge regardless of the temperature. Best of all, it uses a pulse charge...

I used a local shop (New England Trim) to redo my seat. Went in and talked about what I wanted, dropped the seat. Two days later picked up seat in "rough draft" form. Rode it to be sure the support and fit was right. Returned it for final finishing. They laid in a new 4 density foam...

Heated gear is fantastic! Warm and Safe is my current gear. Used to have Gerbing, but had a dead panel and the latest Warm and Safe was thin enough to wear with my normal riding jacket and Klim jeans. Warm and Safe also has a great 2 channel heat controller that is wireless. I linked the...

Warm and Safe jacket liner and gloves make a huge difference and when it gets really cold, add the pants liners. Prefer Warm and Safe over Gerbing. The liner is really thin and when off adds a wind barrier, but almost no insulation. Perfect for when you need it at some times and not at...