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I've never seen one .. I've used 4 of them without an issue... Guess I've been lucky...freewheels are old school thus the lack of choices...

That's exactly what I did it's surprising how long this chain is...

The one I purchased was 112 links and wasn't even close to the right length as the original.. Pretty sure 116 won't be long enough...

I replaced my chain I had to buy two to make it the same length as the one on the XP...

I guess I've been lucky, I've put four of them on and all have been fine. That being said their quality control probably is not up to Shimano's.😏

Sounds like you need to do a little bit more adjustment it shouldn't be doing that...11-34 will work perfectly fine when adjusted with the original chain

I used the black flat plastic that came in the shipping box that protects the frame. I just cut a small piece and used it as a shim between the battery and the inside of the frame...

That's crazy...a front shock on the bike that costs as much as the bike. Buy a different bike if your going to spend that kind of money...There's other front forks that are decent for a more reasonable price. Suntour, RST and Mozo are better than the one that you bought and generally supplied on...

Yes...works no problem. Make sure you remove the washer behind the original freewheel. You can put the original on a flat surface next to the replacement and you will find the original sits on another plane. When you remove the washer it puts the replacement exactly in line as the original.

Hi...The motor is inside the hub and has no relation to what gear your in...I answered some of your questions in your previous post... See above... Hopefully that helps...🙂

If you mean you want to go the fastest speed and pedal at a reasonable cadence then you want the 11 tooth. The less teeth on the rear sprocket the slower the pedaling..11 tooth works great you can go 28mph and be pedaling at a comfortable place... The more teeth or larger sprocket on the...

I'm not arguing with you. I've been on this site long enough to know what works best with Lectric for the majority of people on this bike. Your explanation means nothing to me. You have an opinion. Nuff said.

Fair enough... For those that want the best combination though..buy 11/34... You lose no cogs... Just gain more variety..

Still disagree... You don't lose anything with a 34 tooth. You gain more flexibility in varying situations. Like I said before there's no one that's ever put this Freewheel on and regretted it afterwards. Do a search on this topic in this forum it's been discussed for over a year and a half...

You can live with it??..That's my point.. If your going to change it any way. Why not make the bike even better. The gear spacing on the 11 to 34 is better and much more pleasurable to ride at slow speed. I have riden both...if someone on this forum is thinking about changing their freewheel why...

I would still suggest the 34 tooth...if you ride the bike at lower speeds it's much more useful and not that much of a stump puller.. we have four bikes with the 34 and it's so much more useful. If you're going to do it do it 100%, the 34 tooth is better

In their defence I have bought well over two hundred items from AliExpress and have had very little issues with any warranty situation or customer service. That being said I buy just as much from Amazon without too much issue. I tend to weight the difference in price and delivery time. Plus...

Hey how’s all!. Happy New Year...Hope all is well...

I just hit 4000k... I have added my thoughts at certain milestones here if you look back in the search files...

Glad it worked out. That gear ratio is the best combo. It's so much more useful.