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Was it this one?:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Weatherproof-Motorcycle-Cover-Compatible-With-2018-Kymco-Spade-150i-Outdoor-Indoor-Protect-From-Rain-Water-Snow-Sun-Built-In-Reinforced-Securing-Stra/461739926

Seems like it's discontinued.

No. different one that was more of a generic MC cover in small.  Approximtely $20.00   Works fine.

 Just purchased our second set of ebikes that are foldable style.  Can collapse and put in SUV or for me under PU truck cover -  RAD mini.. Great fun.  While at the store this weekend noticed quite a few scooter riders coming in to Demo the ebikes!! 

I went down and talked to him about the electric bike he has ordered. It's a Delfast  3.0 built in the Ukraine. It is the Geinness world record holder and Forbes -fastest electric bike.  It has  pedals, 182 nm torque, mirrors, ABS, and a motor capable of 6k watts with the larger battery. Supposed to have a 200 mile range at lower speeds.   His 2nd choice was the Rimac G-12S but went with the Delfast because of the range.  He said the battery is supposed to last 8 years with a replacement cost of $1k.  He is supposed to get it in the 5th of next month

Heck, file that under with someones time and another person's money anything is possible.   I was talking about LEGAL, run of the mill, what is available to the average person and I am on an Electric bike forum with peeps way smarter than I about electricity. Here is their web site for Delfast https://urban-ebikes.com/collections/commuter-e-bikes. Most of their stuff is run of the mill legal and hold little percentage of the market.  https://www.bikeforums.net/industry-news/1216632-delfast-creates-world-s-best-most-powerful-top-e-bike.html. 

Have not even touched about it being legal on bike paths or streets for out of the ordinary steroid built bike. As we grow into this new technology I assume it will grow to outlandish proportions and then be regulated unlike now.

After "cycling" through a Kymco Downtown 300 and a new Kymco Spade 150 mini motorcycle over two years time my S/O finally found something comfortable for her 4 10 frame that she can handle with a motor.  It's an ebike!!  LOL.   I admit I loved keeping her Kymco vehicles running but this is a hoot that both she and I can do for many more years since we are both bicycle riders anyway!  No fear of hills now since the electric motor will help with the pedaling.  Those with weak knees or legs will appreciate this a lot.  Our bikes even come with mc style throttles to power the rear wheel if you don't feel like pedaling.  The 14 amp hr battery will put out only so much power depending on how much you call for. So uphill  = some wattage ... throttle alone takes a lot more. Weight weather and motor assistance dictate whats left in the battery bank.  Really a game changer for us.  I will be giving up MC riding not tomorrow but soon.  Bicycling, this takes it into many years ahead with no fear of going up any hills or off to the grocery store a few miles away.  with Pedaling I expect we can comfortably go 40-50 miles comfortably.

My intention was to encourage you to keep your chin up no matter what the doctors tell you. (They can be wrong.) I took what mine said as literal truth and sold my Mini Cooper, Motorcycle, and sold my home in the mountains of NC and moved down to the flatland of SC... all of which I would have waited to do if I thought I'd have another five years to enjoy those things. Although being stripped of all those external enjoyments has given me more time to enjoy some more important things like my family, so I can't complain. (And I still have my Kymco to putter around on when I feel up to it and the weather is nice.)
 

Yup,  It is all risk management odds.  :^) 

my GF is recently on Eliquis, for those who think asprin is a blood thinner, its like comparing 3.2 beer to Everclear, and the Eliquis sh** is expensive, over $500 a month and many time more potent than asprin for thinning blood

Randy,  If cost is an issue she can get Coumadin for about $4.00 a month but then has to test every week or so.  I have gone off Eliquis and now on Xaralto for side effects, but the good news is I only take it once a day now versus Eliquis twice a day.     You are right, Aspirin is not a alternative to Anti-coagulants and in reading I have found it to be as DEADLY as many over the counter Nsaids.   The good news is NOAC's like Eliquis cause no more internal bleeding than Aspirin, but no less either.

  Now that is has been a month I got out and got a nice ride in.  WEARING my medical bracelet saying on Anti-Coagulants in case of emergency but I always wear all the gear all the time or ATGATT as we say in the MC community.  Just getting use to being cognizant of it but not rule my life after 48 years of riding..