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That's a really nice and clean looking clean 2 battery design!

OK, not a forum rule, just common sense. Is the irony lost on you that you had this epiphany mid stream in a diarrhea fest?

I've read it. I even searched for Voice your grievance and move on to no avail, shrug. Not sure what you were referring to.

Barn Boy, It would help if you pointed us to the bolded terms you referred to. As far as civility, I have ignored one poster long ago, so can only see your replies to them. Would suggest you do the same so you don't preach about civility while calling others fools, etc.

Where is this policy stated? Waxed Wookie was providing an update. I don't think it's unreasonable to follow up. After seeing his positive update before the holidays, and a personal friend finally get their bike, I was hoping Watt Wagons had turned a corner. Like you, I've never had a...

Sorry but that's bullshit. There is ZERO excuse not to communicate.

Well, there are a lot of purchasers wondering why WW didn't build their bikes sooner, but I don't think that's what you're referring to. :D

Yeah, E05 frame, I think it's older geometry in addition to shorter travel with E10 being the latest gen.

I didn't have a chance to compare yet. My buddy just got his hydra and lives on the other side of the mountains so will wait untl spring to drop by.

What would you have to change besides the shocks on the X2? As far as your Frey with standard controller, have you tested FREY smooth tune? I asked Pushkar/Innotrace if they had compared Archon/Innotrace to smooth tune. Pushkar never responded and Innotrace only replied in theoretical terms...

Someone that wants more power than euro-spec might also consider a M600 offering, such as the Luna X2. The original Luna X1 left a lot to be desired as Luna's tuning prior to 2021 was garbage at lower PAS and pedal strike was also a big issue. Luna came out with shorter cranks for the M600 but...

It is a nice bike, miss riding it in the winter but just too wet and cold in these parts to enjoy this time of year. Pricing has gone up quite a bit since I bought mine. Was $3K a couple years ago, now $4.5K, wow, glad I picked one up when I did!

I'd think ebike companies would have significant liability exposure if risk was significant and they didn't give ample warning. Just for grins I went to the RAD site to find disclaimers. This is the best I can find: Risk of injury from an accident is probably higher, not that I don't take...

So light you're going to pedal without battery. 🤣 Seriously though, even without battery, I think they're still fibbing by at least 5 pounds. No way it's lighter than the Luna X1 which tips my scales at 55 pounds, with a smaller battery.

It really isn't that hard to program a UART motor. Way easier than pulling out your motor and sending it to Watt Wagons and reinstalling your motor. Trust me, I've done it twice, don't look forward to doing it again, lol. The win is you get a better controller, but not sure throttle jockeys...

Well, you are basically buying both bikes from Dengfu thru a middleman, perhaps an extra middleman if Bolton is inserting itself between Denfu and WW. WW hasn't necessarily inspired confidence as of late. Not sure about Bolton and who is left holding the bag for warranty. I can't imagine the...

Not sure why anyone would buy the Falcon over Luna's X2. Luna's offering is $900 cheaper, with upgraded peek gear, more recent frame design and larger battery with (likey) less expensive option to upgrade the ludi v2 controller vs innotrace. Also, looks like they are offering the Invoxia GPS...

The reason I went with the Watt Wagons (innotrace) controller was for the other benefits - efficiency and smoothness some of which are a result of controller design that can't necessarily be achieved with the stock controller. I think the issue for tinasdude might be whether they can actually...

I recall Zen is hoping to offer 3-5 years on battery. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/zen-october-2021-updates-from-halifax-canada.45635/#post-485312

Ah yes, I think you're correct. I recall folks opting for a fat tire specific variant from FREY (I think one of those variants might have even been rebadged for Backou) vs. the older AM1000.