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You have more guts than I. But then again I live in Arizona where the only thing we have to worry about is 120F heat in the summer and even then I usually ride at 5:30-6am for an hour only when it's a bit "cooler" (if you can call it that). By 7:30-8:00am it is unbearable during the warmest days...

We have 3 different ebikes (one of them a Haibike Yamaha sduro), and I have never turned any of them over without a high enough support on the left and right handles to clear all the other stuff in between on the handlebar. So it has nothing to do with yamaha bikes. Putting all that weight on...

Did you mean to say that? Or is the second 110 incorrect? BTW, IMO high cadence (anything at or above 90rpm) is for hamsters and pro-cyclists (not amateur cyclists) and completely inefficient and there is scientific evidence to prove exactly that...

Those front fenders look like they are touching (or are very very close) the tires...

Thanks for the pictures. That's very helpful. Looks like they added guide pins. IMO they don't do anything else but help guide the port of the pack. So drilling them out with a small bit would accomplish the same thing if your ebike connector has those.

I have 2 ebikes that take the same reention dorado 10.4Ah battery. So I still would appreciate you taking a picture of your bike port and the battery port. Cause AFAIK all of them have a 2 pin port and 3 tiny recessed indentions that do absolutely nothing when attached to the bike frame.

Could you please post a picture of your discharge port? Cause both of your orders state: Discharging port: 2 pin, Charging port: 3 pin. And AFAIK all Reention Dorado packs that I looked at come like that. Thanks.

The way to look at it is $/Ah... So $985/(13.6+20.4=$34Ah) = $29/Ah If you do just 20.4Ah then it's $507/20.4 = $25/Ah So not bad when you compare to the OP prices.

Just a heads up: Be aware that the 5pin HIGO green connector for the LCD display on a Ride1Up ebike is a female connector where all the other Bafang LCD displays look for a male HIGO green connector. So in order to try any of the other Bafang LCD displays you will need a HIGO 5pin male to male...

I'm sure weight played a big role. Cause empty was fine. But those 24oz polar bottles weight almost 2lbs full (1lb 14oz to be exact) and every pothole the bike will hit the whole thing would slide a bit lower till I had to stop and correct it. After a while I just had it so I returned it and...

I had one of those and with a full 24oz polar bottle on it there was no way to keep it from falling, no matter how hard I tighten it. So I got instead this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KC656V1/ which is made out of strong CNC machined 7075 Aluminum Alloy and the problem went away...

I've seen people say that they do not let their battery go below 3V per cell (for 13s 48v battery that's 13*3=39V; for a 14s 52V battery = 14*3= 42V). However some BMS low voltage cut off is higher than 3V. Others use 3.2V or 3.3V. And yet I've heard others use as low as 2.7V. And yes I do know...

Well, they bothered to put an electronic switch to neuter it down to 750 W and make it street legal so then they needed the pedals as well. And if people are going to have a problem with an over 750W Onyx, they will probably have a problem with ANY over 750W ebike, like the HyperFat juiced bike...

@Marcos Passaro Here is a short video on using the ebike tester

@Angela M. I used to have the bar with the picture yesterday and now I don't. Why is that?

@christob @Mike TowpathTraveler You guys do know that Juiced bikes makes ebikes that can go 30+ even 40+mph, right? Juiced Bikes pushes the envelope with a new 40 mph fat tire electric bicycle...

This article is from June 1st, 2018 when the Indiegogo campaign started. Wish I had heard about it back then because I would have bought the CTY. https://electrek.co/2018/06/01/onyx-new-retro-styled-electric-bicycles/ "Both the CTY and RCR offer up to 10 A of regenerative braking power and...

The more amazing thing is that this up to 60mph max CUSTOM e-bike with front and rear suspension, range of 75miles@20mph, 5400W regenerative direct drive motor, 200A sinusoidal mosfet controller, 72V 23Ah battery, 220mm front/205mm back hybrid hydraulic/mech brakes, integrated large halo front...

Thanks. Fix the OP too.

ONYX is bringing mopeds back in style with US-built 60 mph electric bikes https://electrek.co/2019/02/08/onyx-60-mph-electric-mopeds/amp/