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Bongo was 80+ish and he was fine, but he didn’t move around. My new dog is around 60ish pounds. She will move a bit, but not bad. I had to take time training Addie (the new dog). First leveling just the trailer without wheels and tossing treats and toys inside. I would leave the top open for that, but looking back, I should have left it shut more like a crate. After she seemed to get used to that, I hooked up the wheels and clamped the trailer to something sturdy and repeated the treats and toys. After that, I hooked it up to the bicycle and did the treat/toy thing. Then after awhile, I shut her in the trailer and would give her treats as I rolled it back and forth. Finally, I took her for a ride. She was mostly good with it and seems to be ok now. The inside leader properly adjusted helps with keeping her still, but I have to keep her completely zipped in. Bongo was just fine with leaving the doors and roof unzipped. With Addie, she is good with car rides. It takes time teaching them to get used to things. It took a month to get to the point of taking Addie for her first bike ride. Teaching them how to get used to canoes, cars and the bathtub is the same. Plenty of treats and make it fun.

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Thank you. I’ve gotta get used to walking the dog and adding back in the bicycling. Hoping I can work it out soon. Thank you for the encouragement.

It is pretty cool. I have seen a review of the twin motor Romeo, but none for the dual motor Juliet.

I’ve ridden the Monon throughout the years from Sheridan down to Broadripple. All of the Midland Trace and the Noblesville/Fishers section of the Nickel Plate. Need to get back to the bike and ride some more. Still getting used to the walking schedule with the new dog. :)

oh im also in FL about to move to MN how bad is it riding on snow?

Thank you. :) I need to get out there more. I know what you mean about the fps view, though. I enjoy watching others ride that way, too.

That’s a big climate change. :) The snow isn’t bad. Wet snow will require a lot of after ride cleanup, but I think they get colder, drier snow up there. I don’t think it would be as hard as the sugar sand you have down in Florida, though. The bigger cities, like Minneapolis probably have good bicycling infrastructure.

It works really well. Bongo didn’t move around much, so it was perfect for him. Being able to leave the screens wide open for him was nice. My new dog is a bit young, so she wants to get out if I leave any of the panels unzipped. Fortunately she sits still. If you need any tips on how to train your dog to acclimatize to the trailer, let me know. Thank you for watching!

Thank you. I appreciate you watching.

That's awesome! Thank you for watching!

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 I’m always looking for tips and hacks to make my bike faster and more awesome. Keep up the good work!

That'd be cool. On this trip, I used almost all throttle coming back from Sheridan. I was a bit tired from the walk we took before this wide. LOL How long is the trail in Zionsville? I had seen a brief article about it, but didn't see how long it was. I saw a handful of Lectric's out the other day when I took Addie on her first ride in the pet trailer. That was headed towards Carmel on the Monon.

​@@TwoWheelWanderer650 Big 4 Rail Trail is approx 8 - 9 miles. I went end to end and took a few side trips for a total of 20.4 miles. I use an app called komoot which showed sections which were under construction but actually completed. Let's plan lunch ASAP. I can meet you at one of the restaurants at the intersection of the Monon and main (hwy 32) in Westfield. Just east of the Monon. I'm retired and available any time. Just pick a day and time.

Thank you. :) I think both bikes would be great for DoorDash. I used to do it by car, but always thought it would be nice by bicycle or motorcycle. The only thing here though is the deliveries are usually pretty spread out in suburbia. I'd definitely have to be more selective with accepting deliveries. I have watched some delivery guys here on TH-cam and it seems like it is an awesome way to get deliveries done in the bigger cities. Thank you for watching.

Sorry about your pup, too. The bike helps a bit to get out and clear the mind. It is dumping rain and 60 mph gusts today. Hope it moves out.

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 well dry and windy here.. hopefully I can ride this week

Thank you. That sounds like some good rides. Are there any good trails near the campus? I haven't spent much time up there other than when I used to drive a semi. I can imagine there are some beautiful rides around the Amish farms.

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 A lot on campus and a path from Niles MI to downtown Mishawaka. For U the Nickle Plate from Kokomo to Rochester. Google maps has a bike path option.

Thank you. I appreciate you watching.

Sounds great! Hoping the weather keeps up. (today isn't the best) I'll have to connect with you soon so we can work it out. My schedule is typically wide open.

Thank you. It was. :)

Sorry about the car. :( I saw you had gotten the E-bike, but haven’t been able to watch much recently. But, I will soon. :)

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 thank you. I've only been on this Ebike once so far , you haven't missed much lol

lol, it takes time. :)

I’ve seen where people have changed to different brakes, like a Shimano brake disc setup. I am not sure if the process switching them in relationship to mounting them on the fork and how the wiring matches up with the electrical connectors. If you look around on TH-cam, there are some people that have videos mentioning they have changed them. Also, on Facebook, there is a group called Eahora E-bike Community - Electric Bike. If you search through past posts, I think there is someone that has converted to new brakes.

Very true. I’d be interested to see if there is some kind of algorithm that could pump out the “useful” measurement to break down the percentage of range remaining.

I have the original 48v version. I’m sure there is a bit more zip, but I think you’d be better off with the range of the original.

I weigh 190 lbs. I typically pedal more than I let the motor actually go. I need to do actual range tests solely using the different pas settings and pedaling with the first three pas settings. Pedaling in 4 and 5 is pretty much ghost pedaling unless I want to give myself a coronary. I may do some range tests with hauling the dog behind me in a trailer, as well.

@TwoWheelWanderer650 gotcha, my numbers are pas 5 full throttle the whole time I will end up with an average speed up to 27 mph on the fat tire bike and 26 on the other. It's a shame they don't always gear these bikes for speed. A 56 tooth in the front with smallest cog of 11 in the rear is a nice high speed combo. I use my bikes for commuting so its full steam ahead all of the time. I am trying to figure out whether the juliette 2 will get me 80 miles at around 34 mph. That is a number where I would be a buyer.

I’m not sure if it will or not. The original Juliet claims to get 60-80 miles on just throttle. I wish there were more reviews out there on the new models.

Do I need to cover the battery at all if I do

I have ridden mine in light rain. I wouldn’t recommend it in a heavy down pour.

The cold doesn't seem to affect the battery's power. I think I read somewhere that battery life isn't seriously affected until the temp gets down to 23 degrees F. Once you are rolling, the battery warms up from use so shouldn't be noticeable. This winter I kept the bike inside, so not sure of the true effects on cold storage. Thank you for watching. :)

That's a good idea. I will have to look some up. :) Thank you.

Ouch. Hope you heal up quickly. I have finally got over the road rash serious itching phase. (about 2 months) It has healed but still scarred. My wrist is feeling it still. I just don't seem to heal as well anymore. I know what you mean about covering the brakes. On my motorcycle, it is much simpler to recover when the rear starts sliding out. The front is harder, but still easier than on the bicycle. Not sure if it's the shorter distance or what. I don't have good pedal position awareness, I guess.

Glad I could help. :)

It was multiple charges. I meant that this was a review at 380 miles of riding the bicycle. Not in a single trip. I’m not sure the exact number of charges . It wasn’t very many.

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The bike does well in fresh snow. I’m not sure how it would do in hard packed snow. You are right, studded tires would be nicer. Thank you for watching.

Yeah, I do. Lol

That’d be great. Gonna be back out on the bike again soon. Been dealing with some things the past few weeks. I sure hope it warms up again soon. Lol

Lol, I thought it was scary for everyone.

lol, when I’m on trails and such yes. The day I shot this video, I had my dog in a pet trailer behind me.cant really go too much faster with him on the back. :) If I’m on an open road, I usually go faster.

For navigation, I typically use Osmand. It’s available on iPhone and android. I use it to input gps tracks to create routes I want to follow it is not very intuitive. The other information I get from the Juliet’s smart display. Thank you for continuing to watch my videos. :)

Thank you. It was a beautiful day.

If you mean why do I only stick around 13 or so mph, it’s because of the trails I am on. I do switch it up sometimes. If I spent more time on the street, I would probably run it at higher speeds. Thank you for watching. :)

I went with Bongo on Friday and it was crazy busy going south on the Monon. I prefer to avoid all that, but…

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 well hopefully they'll be polite

I live in the state of New Jersey it very busy,by me nice ride be safe

It sure is!

I have a question do you know the type of fork the bike has I need to replace mine it got bent

I want to make sure I buy the right one

@@Chocolate_Thunder90 I’m sorry. I don’t. I know there is someone else on TH-cam that has a recommended fork for upgrade but I am not sure what it is.

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 it’s the part that hold the front wheel

well ... as careful as I should be. :) That must have been rough. Staph is definitely no joke. I've heard horror stories of stuff like a guy on a plane having a paper cut and by the end of the flight he had died. It's weird how it can attack different people so rapidly.

@@TwoWheelWanderer650 yikes on the paper cut..I've been cut.. stepped on nails just cut myself the other day . Guess I am a walking germ 😅

The constant whirring noise is actually the old style motor working. It’s an odd thing. I tried really hard on my editing software to remove the sound or minimize it, but everything just kept making it worse. 😀 thank you for continuing to watch my videos. :)

I’m north of Indy in Westfield. The main portion of this ride; particularly, in the next couple of videos was on the Monon Trail going north. Thank you for watching. :)