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I suspect everyone who has ordered would like to know where we stand. I wrote Juiced a few weeks ago about my order from May and they said they would deliver in late August. I don't know if that's still accurate but I haven't heard otherwise. I haven't received any correspondence from them since...

Two months without an update. Anybody hear anything specific from Juiced other than that they are working on it? Any news on deliveries? I need to decide if I should cancel and move on. I'd at least like to see this mythical big update before I make a call.

Yes, they charge when you pre-order not when they ship.

I don't think he's trying to pull a fast one on you. He's probably right about the delivery date despite what the order page says. Juiced can't even provide an update for when they will finish testing on the current bikes much less when they will clear the production backlog and start shipping...

In other words, "Something went wrong with the first bikes and we never should have presented them as production models. We think we've fixed the issue but we're not sure. There will be a least a month lead time after we do finally fix this issue for you to get your bike but since we can't even...

It's past time for Juiced to let their customers know what's going on with the delays. The early June update showed "production bikes" but somehow they haven't been able to build any other completed bikes in seven weeks. They've missed every deadline so far including commitments for further...

I checked in with Juiced this week. More delays. They pushed my projected delivery another month at least. They also said there was supposed to be a public update this week on the production schedule but they missed that too. Bike is starting to feel like vaporware. It doesn't appear they've...

Small update on the bike page at Juiced, " major update is coming covering production schedule and other info. 12T we confirmed can reach 30 mph. GPS Realtime tracking can be integrated as an option, now with 3 frame sizes that can be ordered. Racks now available. Sorry for the delay, we are...

You might be right. From what I've read, you're looking at 20+ days for the sea freight. They've already said they can only make a few a day. It will take weeks to build enough for a second batch. If they finish the first batch by the end of the month, tack on one more month for second batch...

I doubt it. I ordered at the beginning of May and 10 days ago they said my bike would be ready sometime in August. They didn't specify delivered vs finished by August. I assume I'll see mine sometime in September. If you ordered today, who knows. Certainly not July.

@Tora Harris What's the story on the CAD model of the rack you keep showing in the videos? Are you planning on putting that into production? If so, when do you think it will be available?

They look SO badass. You guys must be very proud. Easy to see your passion.

I wrote Juiced asking if preorders were going to make it in July. They said the bikes were in production, they had a big update planned, but didn't commit to a delivery date.

Juiced seems to have earned a pretty good reputation so I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt especially considering they're still accepting pre-orders with a July delivery. Considering the shipping lead time, you'd think they'd know if they could make their deliveries by July. That...

Love to hear an update on the delivery schedule from Juiced for those of us who pre-ordered after the founders' series. Is July still happening? No update to the blog for over a month. Doesn't sound like anybody has received their bikes yet.

For a bike this heavy that can go so fast, hydraulic discs are a must have. I wouldn't consider the bike without them. After switching from mechanical to hydraulic discs, it's hard to go back.

Tora, thanks for the photos! I realized my question wasn't very well constructed. I was asking if there were wire disconnects for the motor which there appear to be based on your photo. On one of my earlier hub motor ebikes (a Polaris model) there was no way to disconnect the motor. Everything...

Are there any close up shots of the wiring to the rear hub? Curious if there are threaded disconnects to make it easier to remove the rear wheel to change the tire. I didn't notice any mentions of regenerative braking. Anybody know if it's available and adjustable to different amounts of regen?