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PedalUma replied to the thread The Future of eBikes: How Fast is Too Fast?.Everything about those HappyRuns is junk and a danger. When working on one I got food poisoning and really had the HappyRuns for the day. -
Nice. Might be good to add this to the "Importing from North America Has Become Tough" thread. It's all kicking off politically over...
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Here's an article going around the web at the moment, Rad is prominently featured in it: How tariffs hit the brakes on America’s booming...
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"Seattle-based Rad Power Bikes, a pioneer in mass-market e-bikes, filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this week as it continues to...
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ahhh got you. It's the sensor mount. I was thinking wire management...
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I concur. I'd even use some spiral wrap to bundle it with the shift cable and tuck it under and behind the chainstay
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PedalUma replied to the thread Clean Custom Conversions.I love it. There is a tool for making dimples. A guy used one in an early TS installation video. It uses a screw to press a divot. It...
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I'm surprised that you didn't run a zip tie through that chainstay boss, instead of wrapping the chainstay with two zip ties.
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Just put a matching dimple on the inside of the chain stay with a lump hammer
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PedalUma replied to the thread Clean Custom Conversions.The tires that arrived are not 50's, these are 57's!!! It will fit the front fork but the chainstay might be iffy. It is right there. If...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Clean Custom Conversions.Next it is a matter of trimming the speed sensor wire. That is easy there is just 3V positive, negative, and a white signal wire. They...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Clean Custom Conversions.
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PedalUma replied to the thread Clean Custom Conversions.I removed a seven mm section of the bottom of the downtube because it stuck out too far and was not flat to support a mounting bushing...
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to accommodate the reaction arm from the midmotor to fit under the downtube as far as I can see
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What was that metal loop for, that you sawed off? I wonder if a dremel cut off wheel would have been a better choice than a hacksaw
