Recent content by tcombest

Ergon GP5 large.

Mine tighten just fine. My bike weighs 70lbs. They won’t turn once tightened.

You should really go tubeless. You will almost never have flats.

I bought mine for the Juiced HF1100 for that exact reason. You don’t have 2x4s out on the road.

If you have a bar end plug that you can remove it should work.

These aren’t cheap and look like bull horns, but solve your issue. Going tubeless will solve your flat issues. Ergon GP5 Grips, Large https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P49W0HS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_lt-KCb8Q17PE5

I’m curious if you ever ran both motors at once.

I will add one more. When I purchased a new bike a few months ago, I made the mistake of taking it out for a ride before giving the bike a through checkup. I was 15 miles from home and my left crank arm started wobbling on the spindle, then came off. Obviously, the crank arm bolt was nowhere...

Most of my posts about tubeless are about the Juiced fatbike RCS and HF11000 rims using Maxxis TR tires. Those are the only ones I have experience with, and they work well together. I weighed fat tubes and they were 550gm each. Mr. Tuffy's were 250gm each. Yes, we are talking about 65lb...

I don't think hardly anyone would want tires like the ones you describe. There may be some solid rubber tires out there, and there may be some "no flat" inserts. I assume that is what you have. But almost all serious mountain bikers and many fat tire bikers prefer "tubeless" to "tubed" tires...

That’s ok. I have an electronics friend here. But I will move slow and not take any chances at messing it up. Thanks for your help.

That is the only one.

this is the cable going to the LCD on the RCS. If you need a better pic ...