Must have extra's for ebike my two cents

[tym]

While upgrading my ebike there are two things I found to be the most useful. First a rear facing camera. Its just so nice being able to see whats coming up behind you. I paid like 90 bucks for one of the better ones with a 10 hour battery life. Or so they claim. While I had to get a handle bar extender, my handle bars just don't have much room. So worth it knowing what is coming up behind me. I had no idea a rear facing camera was even an option for a ebike.

The second I find the repair stand to be So useful. I dont really have a repair shop close to me at all. The joys of living in the midwest in a town with one stop light and two gas stations. I paid 120 for mine. It will hold my ebike just fine. Claims 110 pounds max. Folds up nice and takes little room. Just makes working on my bike SO much easier.

Anyone else have any tips for "Must Have Extras" There has to be other things out there that allot of us new to ebikes are unaware of.

 

[irie]

Living in a small US mid-west town Endura Women's Burner Lite Blueberry 2023 trousers (Large) are obviously Must Have Extras.

What did you buy your ebike this week?

Ours is invisible. Not seen the bastard for a fortnight.

www.emtbforums.com

 

[VWsurfbum]

While upgrading my ebike there are two things I found to be the most useful. First a rear facing camera. Its just so nice being able to see whats coming up behind you. I paid like 90 bucks for one of the better ones with a 10 hour battery life. Or so they claim. While I had to get a handle bar extender, my handle bars just don't have much room. So worth it knowing what is coming up behind me. I had no idea a rear facing camera was even an option for a ebike.

The second I find the repair stand to be So useful. I dont really have a repair shop close to me at all. The joys of living in the midwest in a town with one stop light and two gas stations. I paid 120 for mine. It will hold my ebike just fine. Claims 110 pounds max. Folds up nice and takes little room. Just makes working on my bike SO much easier.

Anyone else have any tips for "Must Have Extras" There has to be other things out there that allot of us new to ebikes are unaware of.

I'm intrigued about this rear view camera, I don't ride on the road (apart between trails) got any pictures.

 

[tym]

Im sorry, I am not 100 percent sure how to post a pictue?? If you google Atovanka rear view camera you can not only find youtube video reviews, but as well it should give you a link to buy it at amazon. The display is kinda big, thats why I have a handle bar extender. The night vision on mine is amazing.

 

[VWsurfbum]

https://www.amazon.com/live/video/0569c447924e49baa6144789b9419893?ref_=vse_cards_9

 

[Swiss Roll]

While upgrading my ebike there are two things I found to be the most useful. First a rear facing camera. Its just so nice being able to see whats coming up behind you. I paid like 90 bucks for one of the better ones with a 10 hour battery life. Or so they claim. While I had to get a handle bar extender, my handle bars just don't have much room. So worth it knowing what is coming up behind me. I had no idea a rear facing camera was even an option for a ebike.

The second I find the repair stand to be So useful. I dont really have a repair shop close to me at all. The joys of living in the midwest in a town with one stop light and two gas stations. I paid 120 for mine. It will hold my ebike just fine. Claims 110 pounds max. Folds up nice and takes little room. Just makes working on my bike SO much easier.

Anyone else have any tips for "Must Have Extras" There has to be other things out there that allot of us new to ebikes are unaware of.

I like seeing behind too, without constantly wrenching my neck round, I have been using a mirror from busch und müller, but the ball joint always gets loose after a few weeks, total crap. A better alternative and a third of the price is the one from decathlon, with a screw down joint, rather than a ball joint. Comes with night vision too!

 

[Astro66]

I use a mirror on my commuter Ebike. It seems to work fine. I'm only interested in what's behind on the traffic side of the bike.

 

[Wilko58]

Waterproof cover for the display (Kiox First Gen off eBay), a short leash to attach the display to the handlebars so it doesn't disappear if it gets knocked off and spare batteries for the controller, display and AXS if you have it.

 

[TimC7]

Different bars/stem for a better riding position - carbon bars for comfort.