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Bike is in new condition and has less than 20 miles on it. These models are currently selling for $3K new. Looking for a quick sale. The first $1,500 takes it. Local pickup in north GA only. PM for further info. Thanks.

No issues but we haven’t been able to put many miles on the bike since the mods. No regrets though, don’t foresee any issues. The 2.4” DHR2 Double Downs are a very stout tire with thick sidewalks. Good luck!

We’re headed down to Cape San Blas for a beach vacation. We’ll be near the state park on the northern portion of the peninsula which has paved roads that (I think) would be good for riding…my understanding is it’s a pretty sleepy section of the peninsula and doesn’t have much traffic. It’s...

I could be wrong but I think the Espin and Level 2 published weights are without the batteries and the published weight for the LMT’D includes the battery. They’re all good bikes though. Good luck!

No, I purchased the rear rack separately. It was on back order and took a few months to get here. I haven’t installed it yet. I’m not sure if they offer fenders for the LMT’D.

Very happy with the Ride1up LMT’D. If the weight of the bike is a consideration, the LMT’D is the lightest of the bunch and you’re not giving up anything.

I went with a Ride1up step through LMT’D. I felt it had better components and it was lighter weight (53lbs with battery). I put 2.4” Maxxis Minon DHR2 tires on it. Don’t think 2.6” would fit. We’re happy with the purchase.

The LMT’D is my wife’s bike and she’s extremely petite. The bike is already a bit large for her so I would prefer not to increase height.

Strange question, but I would like to upgrade the front shock on my Ride-up LMT’D and options are limited. It comes with an 80mm travel shock. I would prefer 100mm but that would raise the front end and I want to keep the stock geometry. So I’m wondering if I could get my 27.5” tires to possibly...

Does anyone have the Element Platinum yet? I was looking forward to the addition of the torque sensor, the front shock and other upgrades but I think my expectations were too high. If you watch the promo video of the two kids riding it on a trail the guy gets about 4” of air in one sot and he...

Awesome. Now why aren’t there any FS step throughs like this available in the US…

No I didn’t. I was looking at a few but it didn’t seem necessary for now. Her riding position seems pretty good with the OEM short stem length. If anyone else plans on swapping out the stock hybrid tires just keep in mind the LMT’D comes with very skinny 19mm inner width rims. 2.4” width tires...

Not yet. They’ll probably say the setting also affects the motor cutoff time but to be honest I hardly notice any change in performance from any of the settings in the controller.

Well, that’s encouraging then as I think the Creo and the Levo SL both have the same 1.1 motor so hopefully it’s a fixable issue with my particular bike.

If the LMT’D still rides too harsh a Judy Gold Silver front shock upgrade might help. I had hoped to also put a Kinekt suspension seat post on it but as it looks right now it will raise the seat height too high for my wife.