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We ship Universal-Fit Golf Bag Carriers all over the world, and we hope to have GolfEbikes in Australia and other golf-popular countries soon. Please send an email to sales@golfebikes.com with your postal code, and we can get a shipping quote for you.

You can see more videos, prices, etc. on www.GolfEbikes.com At your service, Steve

Sorry about the shipping cost. I wish UPS and other shippers wouldn't charge us. We could show a list price that included shipping, but that would end up being the same $46. I might be able to get a lower shipping cost for you, depending on your address and if it is residentially or commercially zoned (commercial is less expensive). Please send your address and zoning to spiralwishingwells@gmail.com and mention this exchange on youtube.

We discuss trikes for golf in our FAQ's here: golfebikes.com/faqs/#:~:text=Do%203%2Dwheel%20trikes%20work%20for%20golf%3F%C2%A0%20Are%20they%20as%20good%20as%202%2Dwheeled%20ebikes%3F Check it out and let me know what you think.

It collapses in on itself.

Ha! It's a 7-Foot "Driver" not a 7-Foot "Drive" We don't know how far he hit it as that wasn't reported. But it definitely requires a slow smooth swing...and he did that perfectly as a first swing. When we provide these drivers for charity golf outings, they are 5-Foot long, and we let people have 2 or 3 swings. They are a ton of fun. If you have any contact with charity outings, please share this info with them: divnickgolf.com/outings

I totally thought same. Intentionally miss high just barely clip the ball and it rolls 7 feet

You can purchase these bikes on www.GolfEbikes.com/best. We have them in stock and are shipping immediately. At your service, Steve Divnick

The basic 8-foot long Tilt-Up Rails are designed for aluminum houseboats with swim platforms. The 12-Footers are designed for houseboats without swim platforms and for docks and piers since they are mounted on a higher surface. Please review the information on www.PWCRails.com for the full descriptions.

The 8-Foot Tilt Up Rails which fit on houseboats with a swim platform are currently $2895 plus $180 shipping anywhere in the Lower 48 States. Most customers install themselves, but if that is beyond your skillset, you can usually get a boating friend to help, or hire a dock worker to do it for you. Please review the Installation Instructions on pwcrails.com/installation.html.

Great to hear from you. We have GolfEbikes in stock and are shipping immediately...shown on golfebikes.com/best/. The basket that is hanging on the right side of the rear rack is a "folding wire basket" sold many places. I will paste in an Amazon listing, but you will see others that look identical. They are about $20 on Prime and hook over the bar and secured with a velcro strap, zip tie, or bungee depending on whether or not you want to easily remove it. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KT3GDRJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

@@stevedivnick Excellent basket for this bike. That it folds up is a PLUS! Thank you.

Not yet, but I am hoping that many of the golf courses that are getting our ebikes to rent will also be places where people interested in getting one can go do a test ride. In other words, I would like every community to have a demo site...which is something no other ebike seller has. But for now, we only sell from our website. The GolfEbike is described on www.GolfEbikes.com/best and the Prices and Ordering page is golfebikes.com/prices/.

I'm sorry you haven't found any courses in your area that let you ride. About half the courses are welcoming ebikes and it won't be long before most come on board. Some golf courses are also getting ebikes to rent and that will help open things up too. Some customers have had luck asking their local course to "experiment" by allowing themt to ride "this season".

I'm 73, and have always walked the course, but as I have gotten older, it became more difficult. That was my motivation for developing this system for ebikes. It is no surprise that the majority of our customers are betweent he ages of 55 and 80. The smooth rotational motion of the ebike is easy on my body...not sore after the round, but I have still gotten some exercise which, as all of us in the age category know, is very important. The bonus is that I can play more often!!!

Sorry for the late reply. I just saw it. We ship Universal-Fit Golf Bag Carriers all over the world, and we hope to have GolfEbikes in Canada and other golf-popular countries soon. Please send an email to sales@golfebikes.com with your postal code, and we can get a shipping quote for you.

I'm glad you got it figured out. As an option, you can cut that grip off and put a new one one, but drill out the end of it first so the collapsing cap fits all the way through. That way, the end of the grip won't "cushion" the impact and it will collapse more easily.

Thanks for that great report Jerry. You are correct...the yellow Vortx's are still the same high quality and must more durable than the clear toys. Rather than a black label on the base, the same graphics are now molded right into the top of the base.

Great to hear from you. We have a LOT of customers who only use our Bag Carriers to transport to-and-from the course. Even if you don't ride on the golf course, our side-mount Carrier is better than mounting up on the back because it is so much more stable, especially when you stop and tilt it out into the kick stand angle. There is no advantage to having the golf bag in-line with the bike. Balance with it on the side is absoluetely automatic. You cannot feel the weight on the side while riding. The best illustration of that is when you put your left foot on the pedal of a bicycle and push off. You can either swing your leg over the back as we all learned how to ride as kids, or you can stand on the pedal and coast...with all of your weight on the side of the bike...but you don't have to think about balance because it happens automatically. I hope that helps... If you order today by 2 pm, we will ship today!!! www.GolfEbikes.com

Absoutely happy to help. Let me know what is going on...with pictures if helpful. sales@golfebikes.com

@@stevedivnick I was riding it…pulled over..got off put kickstand down..and it was still getting power..almost like it was in walk mode..tried new throttle and it does nothing at all..put old one back on..and it’s like it’s in walk mode all the time..unless I hold the brake..then it stops

@@chevyvanngoghandfriends It sounds like you are correct about it being retlated to the walk-mode not turning off. My guess is that it might need a factory reset. But just to be safe, I recommend that you send that description to Heybike Support and ask for their advice. Please cc me. Their address is support@heybike.com

@@stevedivnick ok..I’m spending day out with my pop..he’s not doin great sorry for not getting back quicker

It is mostly for social media. I don't have any plans for using it as a traditional advertisement. My clubs appeal to a fairly small niche, and that is easier to target through social media.

I'm a few days and a few million dollars away from that. But I'll bet it would get a lot of great comments. It is captivating "story" that keeps people watching to see what is going to happen...just like I planned!!!

I use 100 psi

He does NOT anchor. He has been checked out by the USGA and by referees on the Champions Tour. While the upper hand may touch his shirt it does not touch his chest and that is easily seen if you just watch the video or his stroke in person.

Try moving the ball back or forward in your stance...just a little...maybe an inch, and see if that stops the ball from hoping.

Hmmm. I dont' know what "bottom plate" you are referring to.

@@stevedivnick the nut on the bottom that holds the plunger, says remove to prime with oil,( I just ran to store for socket and was able to crack finally). Thanks for reply

Got it... I thought you meant something in my video. Glad you got it solved. Great tool.

Al, the Bag Carriers will fit on any bike with a rear rack. They are designed for ebikes, but there is no reason they won't work on a regular bike. You can see the installation instructions on golfebikes.com/instructions/

I use a 60 gallon tank compressor, and don't have personal experience using the rivet gun with a pancake. But the gun doesn't use a lot of air per rivet, so I would think a pancake compressor will work just fine, probably handling 5 or more rivets between on-off cycles.

@@stevedivnick Thanks! I appreciate it.

They are very reliable. That isn't to say there are never any issues that migth come up, but they are always resolvable and usually fairly easy. RUclips has hundreds (if not thousands) of "how to" videos about ebikes...how to fix this or that, how to adjust the brakes...or how to replace worn brake pads, etc. And the bikes all come with a 1 to 2 year factory warrantee. I've had my bike for 3 full golf seasons and the only issue I have ever had was a flat tire from a nail. I found a video that showed me how to easily remove th back tire and fix it. As a last resort, of if you are not mechanically inclined, you can take them to any local bike shop and they will fix it for you. They all work on ebikes now. There are even mobile ebike repair companies in many areas.

Great point. We've got that covered. We include a 6x12 inch diamond plate rubber mudguard in our kit. It fits ontothe back of the front fender and catches all the grass and splash. You can see photos of that on our website...at www.GolfEbikes.com

Hello Jentsen, Our Bag Carrier will fit all ebikes with a rear rack. However, it fits some better than others. For instance, the Ariel Grizzly has a "short rack" so you would need to mount our rack bracket with part of it off the back of the rack. We describe this in our instructions on golfebikes.com/instructions/. You will also note that the Ariel Grizzly has a mid-bar between the seat and handlebars so it is not a step-thru which means you will have to lean it over toward you to lower it when you get off and on between shots. A step-thru frame is a lot easier for golf. We discuss this with a photo in the 4th question in our FAQ's on golfebikes.com/faqs/. I would encourage you to review the Gallery comments, and all the FAQ's as you consider it for your ebike.

Interestingly, many of our customers are over 60, and quite a few over 70 like me. It sounds like you might be a younger person who hasn't had any experience with being 60 yet! Or, if you are in your 60's, keep your eyes open for more and more of us using them on the golf courses near you. They are fun, fast, safe, comfortable, and offer as much or as littlle exercise as you want. That is a perfect combination for us old golfers!!!

@@stevedivnick Joshua stepped in that one... I am constantly entertained by those who think they have the solutions for how everyone else wants to, or should, live. $10 says we're both in better shape and more nimble than Josh anyway!

@@sickofgovwaste I always respect people's opinions...even when they don't match up with the reality that others have. I played 45 holes today at Jasper Hills Golf Course in Ohio. There were 3 of us on our bikes and one in a cart. The three of us on our bikes were all over 70 years old while the one in the cart is 66. It was a very hilly course, and we were always ahead of him because the bikes are faster. And perhaps the most important point is, I'M NOT SORE OR WORN OUT!"

Hello Chris, You can see all the details on www.GolfEbikes.com. The FAQ's and Instruction pages are full of very helpful information. You mention the "bag" so I want to clarify that we don't sell bags. We sell a "Bag Carrier" and you strap your own golf bag into it. It will hold any size golf bag. I look forward to getting you set up for the most enjoyable way to play golf!!!

The ebike review is on golfebikes.com/best/. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Hello Doingit, We discuss this topic on golfebikes.com/golf-courses/. About half the courses are already welcoming golfers with ebikes, and many of them do not charge any more than a walking fee. The rest will follow soon. That page discusses the various reasons they resist...as an initial response. We even include suggested wording for how to ask permission at your local golf course.

That's a good idea Mark...we'll do it. We just made some edits this morning to the instruction page that will help make it simpler. Thanks for your feedback.

I would like to see an adaption of this golf bag that would allow me to use the bag to carry a weeks worth of groceries for me !!! 😆

@@Chris-ic6bp There are lots of rack baskets available for bikes. Or, as many people do it, secure a milk basket onto the rack. I saw one picture of a man who took the wheels off a Red Flyer wagon and bolted it to his rack. Your imagination is the limit. I don't think we will be making one that hangs on the side...although our Bag Carrier has been used for other things like transporting snow skis to the lift as in the picture on golfebikes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/snow-skis-1.jpg

@@stevedivnick ... the bike pictured is the exact same e-bike have now.