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I could use some tips on washing up the Jumper. 1) Seems best to wash the bike with the battery inserted and the controller turned off but still mounted to avoid getting water into the contacts. I usually wash using the spray nozzle on the garden hose. Stubborn areas get a spray of all purpose...

Thanks for the advice. I did purchase the bike from Pete's Electric Bike, and will make contact with them. Mike

Thanks for the video link. I'm sure I will be a 12Ah customer somewhere down the road, but also find the 9Ah may be adequate for many off-road trips. Seems like a boost level of 75-80% in eco would help on some of the slower technical places and also give a longer trip. If I read the manual...

That is a great link. Very helpful. I think you nailed it about the need to get good seating. Thanks, Mike

Thanks for the advice. I have some 320 and 600 around, so I'll give that a try. Mike

Two questions I hope the experts can help me with: 1) After about 100 miles on my Jumper (26") I've developed a front squeal in the brakes. I did do some riding in Moab which had deep sandy conditions in the Needles area. I have washed down the front rotor using an alcohol solution and lint free...

Thanks for the reply. I'm in Kremmling. Mike

Thanks Vern, I really like not having a backpack. Hope you make it to Moab. The picture was at Klondike Bluffs. I found the Chile Pepper Bike Shop great for information and fixing bike issues. Mike, Colorado, USA

This one worked well for me on some rougher trails in Moab. I did use plastic tape under the connection to prevent scratching the post. I also use elastic cord to secure my bottle, which I have done for all of my mountain bikes. Notice the water bottle tucked behind the yellow repair bag: