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harryS replied to the thread Higher voltage battery.36V bikes with 250W motors are rarely fitted with controllers that can take 60V batteries. That little blurb is talking about something... -
harryS replied to the thread Hello from Oconomowoc, WI.I don't have any Lectrics, but I like to use the soft sided bags that strap onto the handlebars. There are all kinds of them on amazon...
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harryS replied to the thread Can anyone help me out?.I believe the UART Topology DZ40 LCD Displays with female connectors are for Bafang mid motor bikes. Is your Claud Butler bike one of...
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I have a low end Amazon e-bike I bought back when the Fed were sending those stimulus checks out, I use some of that for the e-bike...
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harryS reacted to Aushiker's post in the thread Multicharger — what break pads do you use? with
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The best way to track brake pad wear is by mileage. Ten months really does not mean anything. For example, my Supercharger II front pads... -
So I stopped into a Ollie's today (06/28/2025) and found a nutcase helmet for $9.99, regular price of $80. It was the strawberry print...
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harryS replied to the thread How to install pedal sensor.These sensors can be mounted on the left side or the right (chain) side. but only one side is correct. Sometimes the sensor plate has an...
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harryS replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Skinny wrenches! Bought them to take off the skinny lock nuts on on cup/cone axles. They're not for heavy duty but did the job,
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harryS replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.Older bike, drive side BB cover. How to get it out. RJ the Bike Guy puts a screw/nut combo thru it. TIghtens the nut and since this is...
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harryS replied to the thread I Crashed !!!.Cleaned my gutters (one story) last week. The ladder tipped over, and I crashed to the ground. Lucky I fell on soggy ground, not the...
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harryS replied to the thread Goodbye to biking.Bummer on the AFib, Indianajo. It's starting to hit a few of my peers. At least the ablation worked.
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harryS replied to the thread True Love in Color.Zip ties on a fork work for me too. When I built wheels, I would true them in a old 135mm fat tire fork (or a 100mm fork for front...
