Monkeylectric lights still have a website. However I don't see them for sale on Amazon.

375g (one size) according to link provided. which is too heavy for long rides and race position (must be sub 300g imho). Its uncomfortable, may wear your neck out, and it's less safe because it's more mass and momentum for the head in the event of a crash. Personally I don't want another lipo-battery on my person in the event of a crash risking chemical burn on my head too. In general I dislike "smart" bicycle products, attempting to turn the simple bicycle to a lazy motorized vehicle with all the amenities. It's ceases to be a bicycle at one point.

@Bebo There's that as well yes 😂

Thank you! Our helmet is NTA-8776 rated for higher speed and better than CPSC standard. Here is the link with 10% OFF xnito.com/ZACH

@Bebo Have been known to do that esp whilst riding in the city ;-)

Mountain bike helmets are often full face

Yep. 😊 The safety Sallies of Europe are definitely the swedes (I should know). MIPS is a swedish invention and so is Hövding, the airbag-style bike helmet.

@@Torsan1977 and you guys refuse to wear helmets as well? 😅

@@psychoaiko666 Not nearly as much as you guys. 😂

@@Torsan1977 🙃😅

Because you can ride safely without helmet having the best bike infra structure in the world. Seperated from car traffic mostly. ☮️

I just checked Amazon. An 8-pack of those silicone lights is $10.

Check out if fixed cog is included, rather it's not. It's listed as additional accessory at $79 and has note " For Ace of Clubs, please note that a CDX front sprocket and belt are also required for fixed riding. " so check model carefully if you intend to ride it as a FG.

@Bebo Description says Gates belt thus it's split frame not belt. Beefy tubing used in this bike most probably is stiff enuf'....yeah, it's not boutique frame but for daily banging around it doesn't matter.

@Bebo You can have this or Schindelhauer aluminum bike which is actually out of stock, that's up to you. From what I've learned steel track cog costs 3-4 times less than Gates SS cog...matters if one yet has to find his ratio.

@Bebo 3sp is tricky to set up. With wrong ratio it's either too low or too high. It also depends on terrain, mostly it's good to set up 3 as a regular gear, 2 for long ascents and 1 for climbing steep bridge passes etc. Shops sell bikes set for 2 as regular gear, people spin out on it, go for 3 and blame it's too hard.

@Bebo IGH isn't anything like FG, that's true.

Metal

If you play guitar you would understand. But, if you want to be exact, human pedaled powered only bikes.

@Bebo You miss the point. In holland the car/bike culture is different. In many areas the bikes are completely separated from cars. You might be a safe rider, but car drivers may be reckless around bikes. You can go years without an accident, but in an instant you may be flying over you handlebars on the way to the hospital or heaven.

@Bebo This standard was for bikes that can reach 28mph. Hollands happens to have enough place for the Dutch to create that standard.

@Bebo You have no evidence to back your bogus claims.

@Bebo After reading all the comments and replies that you've made, it's clear that you're a pathological liar. I doubt that you ever been to Holland.

@Bebo 🤣You're so crazy you make me laugh. Wearing a helmet in a car at night. Why??? I think you need help.

-DOT certified motorcycle helmets don't have MIPS, yet offers far greatest protection at speed past 28mph. -NTA-8776 in contrast to MIPS, does not have receive patent license fees. It is a helmet certification dictated by the Dutch, to protect those ridding power assist only e-bikes that can reach speeds up to 28mph. -The reality is MIPS only offers protection only in a specific types of falls. The developer of MIPS has a patent and receives licensing fees. The license holders of MIPS, are doing a good job of promoting their technology. You can have both MIPS and NTA-8776 protection in one helmet. Unless that MIPS helmet is NTA-8776 approved, the level of speed protection ends at 15mph. -If you happen to be in a crash, ridding down hill at speed between 16-28mph, what helmet would you want to be wearing? -Final consideration. The Xnito helmet with built in head and tail lights, makes the ridder better seen at night, therefore possibly preventing an accident.

@@ilovephotography1254I will admit that I was not aware of this. I appreciate the post and will definitely keep this in my pocket of info when shopping for my next helmet.

Joe mama

@@mikel4526 oh okay, thanks fren

I’m guessing vaccinations cause cancer too huh