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Ped Thank you for that information, Awaiting the parts to get here, then I'll change over to the Sram X5 9 speed parts. I'll be reviewing those park video's several times, pertaining to the proper setting up these parts, never done this before, so I'll have some problems I suppose, I hope not...

Thanks Ped Well, I have a bent derailleur cage, like a slight "S" shape between the boogie wheels. I'll buy a new derailleur/shifter which will be a Sram X5 model, 9 speed same as the Wart Hog has. The large cassette gear is 34t on both the WH and Jugg 4 bike. The WH has a MED cage length...

BH Do they legally hunt cougars in Washington?

Well I got new pedals and my feet stay on them now.

Ped Why do you say that? This a brand new bike, less than 50 miles on it. This derailleur popping sound has did it since day1. IMHO, I believe that this Juggs 4 derailleur is one step above useless, it is very flimsy in construction etc. Your thoughts and suggestions...... Thanks Don

When I turned my bike over (Juggs) to do some more checking/measuring of everything, I found that it has a shift sensor on it. The WH does not have one. Back to reading some more.

From what I have been reading, it seems that several "Fatwood" fire starter sticks are the perfect choice, lasts a long time for a complete meal/cooking time etc. Around here there is miles of dry sagebrush limbs/twigs that are about "little finger" size, and sagebrush burn very hot. I was...

Art According to the KK information section, the base camp (biggest model) @ 54 FL OZ will boil in 3 to 5 min, that seems very fast compared to a stove. ymmv

Well Guys, I have been doing some careful measurements, between the Wart Hog - Rear Derailleur = SRAM X-5 - 9 speed - DNP 13- 34t with a Med cage length and the Juggs - Rear Derailleur = Shimano Alivio - 9 speed - 11- 34t with a Long cage length. They both have the same measurement for 1 click...

B According to your info posted, 5000+ miles @ 32 miles per charge = 156+ charges minimum? What is the spec's on your battery ie; volts - ah - etc? Do you check the spec's on the battery when recharging and end riding results? What is your charging ending voltage and the voltage after the 32...

Thanks Guys, Indy Maybe in your part of the world, around here, 50-100 miles between gas stations is the norm, as for finding a charging spot is about the same, and the same for finding a hot cup of JO. You guys back East get all the rain, around here we average 4-5" per year, and everything is...

I have been looking real hard on this for bike camping/hunting trips. I do love a good hot cup of Jo when out and about, especially when it is cold outside. https://www.kellykettleusa.com/ Your thoughts or suggestions....... Don

Guys I have these derailleurs, Wart Hog - Rear Derailleur = SRAM X-5 - 9 speed - DNP 13- 34t with a Med cage length. Juggs - Rear Derailleur = Shimano Alivio - 9 speed - 11- 34t with a Long cage length. I am beginning to hate this Juggs setup, There is some thing going on and I can't seem to...

Wiley, You have a good 3" or so that you can move the mirror right up next to the the brake bracket, that will allow you lots more room to see behind you, do the same on the right side if you run dual mirrors. I think you'll see a vast improvement.

I wonder what all the Big name brands, Bikonit, Biktwix, BacCou etc are using as they are also dual batteries? I remember seeing a couple of potted isolators on my Wart Hog MD 750 bike, I think I took a couple of photo's and asked what they were and no one replied. Up date: Here is the photo...

I take it, that would NOT be a good place to have a flat tire/major breakdown after dark???

Ya, Like "Juggs"..........my new Biktwix bike.

"Tote Goat," was the name of a work horse motorcycle in the 50/60 era, IIRR, it was rear wheel driven and had a full bench seat. My Grandfather/Uncle had one, we used it for packing our Elk quarter's when we killed one way off road. It was a real WORK HORSE. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tote_Gote

I got out for a 30+ miles ride yesterday, took Juggs cross county to get used to trail riding, I had a major problem, my right foot kept sliding off the rights side pedal, the studs would not hold my boot on the pedal. (I have had no problems with the WART HOG's pedals.) So, I compared the...

I'll be sure to have the front, back and helmet camera's running, while I am beat feeting outa there.........Lol