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Basically, it's fast. But the range sucks. It doesn't work that well with the 36 Volt controller. I'd rather sacrifice the speed and get a 12ah battery.

Selling my Nitro battery. It's in the for sale section.

Honestly, I have limited time on both bikes. The Dash will hit 28+ mph pretty easily. I didn't get to test out the speed of the Crosscurrent due to my limited test ride. The torque sensing was very natural though, better than my Neo Carbon.

My local shop is ordering 12g spokes for my Neo-Carbon. We'll see how they work.

Interesting to find out what my local bike shop says about the wheel build on my bike. I bought my bike used, so no warranty unfortunately.

She couldn't stop quickly, and almost rear ended a car. Is this a thing with cable disc brakes? Or is there maybe something else wrong with them?

My Neo Carbon just broke 3 spokes. I'm heavy, 240lbs, and I occasionally use a Nitro battery which may put additional stress on the spokes. I'm just going to have a local bike shop rebuild the wheel with all new spokes.

I've had hydraulic brakes on a number of bikes and have never had a failure. A friend of mine almost crashed due to her cable disc brakes coming out of adjustment. Cable disc brakes are probably fine if you keep them adjusted, but there is a reason Currie went with hydraulic on the 2016's...

Hydraulic disc brakes are self adjusting. Cable disc brakes are not. A friend has the Izip Dash, she almost crashed due to the cable disc brakes coming out of adjustment. It seemed to happen quite suddenly, according to her.

I've ridden both. They're both really nice. I'd probably take the Cross Current over the Dash for the sole reason the Cross Current has hydraulic disc brakes. The Dash does not, and cable disc brakes are dangerous IMO.

Will a Nitro controller work at all with the 36 Volt battery pack. I use a Nitro battery on my Neo Carbon occasionally, but it doesn't work seamlessly. I would prefer to have the nitro controller in conjunction with the Nitro battery. But I would like to also use the regular 36V pack...

Around 1,200 miles total.

Great deal! Orbit City Bikes has a Nitro City for sale for around $3,100.00 bucks. It's like $1,200 off. It would be a good deal for me because I already have the Nitro battery. But it still seems overpriced when comparing to other fast bikes like the Izip E3 Dash, which can be had for $1800 at...

If they find out!

The bike is working normally now. I was using a 12ah battery from a Neo Race when this weird grinding happened. The battery was almost depleted. I'm guessing it had something to do with the depleted battery. Possibly from rapid on off pulses that made it seem like grinding. At any rate, it...

Nothing. It seems like the motor was acting really weird when the battery was almost out of juice. I'm not sure what happened, but when I put a fresh battery on it the motor seemed to work normally. I don 't know why a low battery would make the motor seemingly "grind". No clue what happened.

Dapu, I assume. It seems fine now.

Weirdly enough, my motor seems to be fine now. It was doing the Grindy surge thing when the battery was almost depleted. Meh, weird.