Search results

Then you may be just over thinking it.. You'll get used to it in a few mins once you get it!

For a beginner ebike rider, yes, the hub motor on the LT would be easier to use especially if you're not used to shifting gears that much. If you don't have a lot of hills, definitely the LT over the X. At 6ft tall, yes, definitely the 26". You can swap for 3" tires later, yes.

the LT 20 should fit in a Minivan without the need of taking the front wheel off. The stem is a Promax quick adjustable stem that offers a lot of adjustability.

The stock light is indeed 6V and 0.5A. Supernova likely won't be plug and play. You would likely need to pull full power source from the battery and use a relay with the 6V source as input to switch the light on and off. This is what our Armageddon does.

Best to ask Innotrace. Also, each Innotrace controller needs to be calibrated to each torque sensor.

Such a great moped. I love the design and what they've done.

Disconnect the shift sensor then and see if the issue persists.

Yes the original post shows lots of our bikes so it can be confusing :)

We have 2 innotrace and they do the same thing. Perhaps this is a design feature to increase range. At least that's what we think and hence why we don't offer it. I'm not a big fan of motor cutting in and out.

The FS is different from the u1000 which is the bike in question here. FS frame was redesigned late 2020. We carried a cheap ks dropper that was externally routed and sold 1000s of them till we sold out last month.

If you've looked at this bike, you'll see that there is no exit for the dropper post on the seattube. For externally routed dropper posts, you could run it along the top tube and zip tie it. But customers don't usually like that. So they run it along the seattube, then it goes in through the...

Another post about this topic: Bottom line: you could leave it or cover it. Several customers have done both. Neither have ill-effects. If you do cover it and have water in there, open up the cover to let moisture out.

My comments verbatum:

Perhaps you should offer some useful insight instead of just trolling every thread there is. But then again, may be you perceive your comment to be useful.

It's there so you can route a dropper post through it. It also acts as an access when you need to route cables through the down tube. There is also different styles of down tubes on these bikes. Some come with the opening and others don't. Like I've said on FB, you could cover it but if you do...

Inverted forks generally have higher fender as the wheel moves up and down and needs to clear the fender. Just like how its shown on the pictures on our website.

What issues? Have you emailed [email protected] ?

Check out our owners group on Facebook. Several owners there use a trailer with their bikes. Biktrix Facebook Owner's group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1136802453086982/

Imitation is the best form of flattery

Each bike meets different price points and needs for different customers!