Recent content by William Hemmingsen

Ah man, I should have waited LOL

I ended up installing inline king meter hwbs sensors. They work great, and I get to have my nice Avid levers.

Thanks, I can never leave well enough alone. 90% of my fun is customizing things. If I had to do it again, I would have got the BB7 road callipers vs the mtb callipers, as they are designed for a shorter pull. Then I wouldn't have had to change the levers.

Sorry to here that! I received mine the beginning of this month. Did you email Roshan directly?

I call "Joke" As I see 2 rear shocks, some random spring, wires that go nowhere, etc.

Sounds like s warped rotor to me. Your LBS can straighten it

I live in an area that has some very steep hills. The Tektro brakes that came on the bike worked fine for flats, but struggled on the hills. My first thought was just to replace the calipers with some Avid BB7 mtn. However this was a big fail. The bafang ebrake lever do not have long enough...

Awesome! My only question is, I thought it was 30 days or less to break the record. Won't this be 31 days? Just curious. Ether way it an awesome achievement! I couldn't even imagine how sore my butt would be after 200 miles! It's sore after 20 miles LOL

No worries

Bikes in general are very expensive, at least good ones. This is because quality bikes are really a small niche market. So many cheap bikes flooding the market, makes quality components more expensive. I would venture to guess that most bikes purchased are hardly ever ridden. Companies know...

I think that may be my answer. Thanks!

I replaced the brakes and rotors on my Bafang Max drive bike. However the Bafang levers do not have enough pull for my new Avid BB7 calipers. My idea was to get some proper Avid FR7 levers I know will work. So do I really need motor cuts outs? Or does anyone know who makes a proper mountain...

Guy, You may want to go through the suspension bolts on the rear suspension and swingarm. Mine did not have any lock-tight and they became very loose. This may have been just mine, but its always a good idea to check all the bolts are torqued and lock-tight anywhere there is a pivot point...

Humm shows $42 for me, guess deal is over

I replaced my ebike shock with a coil. I went with the same spring rate, but the new shock has actual adjustable dampening. The original just seemed like a spring with no dampening at all. The new shock rides much more plush. The adjustable damping can be adjusted (slow to fast) for the...