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Jetson Bolt Pro – Installing FOLDING PEDALS

I got my Jetson Bolt Pro for $299 from Costco and love it. One of my first accessories for my bicycles are FOLDING PEDALS ( https://amzn.to/2CfeoBM ). It finally arrived today so i am posting this video.

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I have multiple urban and compact bikes as wells as full size bicycles. One of the first accessories is folding pedals. This helps the storage and transport of my bicycles during camping, commuting, storage, and when walking along side the bicycle. When transporting in my trunk of my car I normally remove the Jetson Bolt Pro fixed pedal to store it flat. With folding pedals, it saves about 2 inches from both sides making it easier to position. All my folding bicycles have folding pedals for commuting. It helps fix the problem of the pedals hitting my shins when walking along side of it.

For all my bicycles, I will equip them with the following:
Folding Bicycle Pedals: https://amzn.to/2CfeoBM
This saves shins from being bruised. I also makes transporting and storage easy. Makes walking along side a bike convenient.

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DIY: How to Replace battery on a Chevy GM Car Remote Keyless Entry

DIY: How to Replace battery on a Chevy GM Car Remote

My Chevy Proximity car remote lasted about 20 months before running low on power and the proximity sensor did not open the doors immediately nor did it sense it after entering the car. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

You need to put the remote on the center storage bin at the designated spot  in order to power on the car and drive it. I drove it to Ikea and got new CR2032 batteries and switched it on the spot.  I will keep a spare in my car incase it runs out of energy but may buy a Maxell or Energizer cells http://amzn.to/2HnnKca .

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Microphone: Blue Yeti USB Microphone – Silver http://amzn.to/2D9hW37

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Chevy Volt Vlog: Remote Not Detected – 38k miles 20 Months

Wow its been a total of 20 months and 38k miles of ownership!  My car remote FOB was running low on power and the proximity sensor did not open the doors immediately nor did it sense it after entering the car. You need to put the remote on the center storage bin at the designated spot  in order to power on the car and drive it. I drove it to Ikea and got new CR2032 batteries and switched it on the spot.  I will keep a spare in my car incase it runs out of energy but may buy a Maxell or Energizer cells http://amzn.to/2HnnKca .  I will post a how to video later on the Chevy Volt Vlog playlist.  Overall the car is good, I am looking at a Honda Clarity Plugin or Kia Niro Plugin as my next car so it should be fun test driving those cars.

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