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I've got enough evidence to win the dispute. Tracking, receipts and emails.

Received a short email from Gregg today stating he'd request accounting expedite ASAP. Not sure how patient I should be. Still tempted to start a dispute.

I have a 32" inseam and am just at 5'11" tall without shoes and 6' with most shoes I'd ride a bike wearing. I went with the 19" because my spouse is shorter than me and I like having the option of her taking my bike for quick rides with a saddle adjustment. I come from a traditional road biking...

Completely agree about the CA comments and am not keen to wait for Grin's solution if I can figure out my own path. I'm fairly against using a CA unless its tucked away in my frame bag, out of sight & mind with maybe a handle bar PAS switch. I debated going this route initially but leaned more...

Yea, the soldered connections are all heatshrinked for watertightness. The connectors are Higo plugs that should also be water resistant to a large enough degree. Getting a PAS running will require me to source a display that works with the Grin Baserunner V4. I'm not going to use the Cycle...

This all reads like comments on a failed/scam Kickstarter or Indiegogo product. Best of luck to those waiting. I'm not a founder but now find myself waiting for a refund of close to $4k.

Yikes. Sorry to hear about it. I hope things end well for those that paid in cash. I was not about to expend cash for a large purchase from a small company - too risky for me. I paid back in June 2021 so its possible I'm past the point of being able to dispute as well. I plan on calling my card...

Wow - any cited reasons from WW for the delay on those refunds? Any of you proceed with disputing charges with your card issuer/banks?

Just a quick update: Wattwagons agreed to accept the bike return for full refund Wattwagons provided a FedEx shipping label at no cost to me Used a bike shop to package the bike professionally at my expense of $60+ (I recycled the original packaging already) Bike arrived at Wattwagons on March...

Just finished a quick test ride around town on this lovely afternoon. Was a great ride with no power loss issues whatsoever. I have to assume the throttle connection was just loose on my last ride. Photos of the finished (for now) result: Next up I'll be swapping the basic Techflex on...

Finished ebike and gearing up for hybrid work life, commuting via the bike 3 days a week.

You sir are a master at your craft. I wish I had the confidence to rock a 36v battery setup so I could do a build using dual bottle batteries on this frame. I'd do exactly what you've done with that Specialized and try to disguise them as bottles. My spouse had a Blix Aveny with a 36v 17ah...

Over the weekend I worked on finishing up the bike. Accomplished most of what I wanted to do: Widened downtube grommet holes with a rotary tool, they now fit both shifter cables with minimal loss of metal (zero concerns) Finished soldering the 9-pin motor cable extension to the controller...

Update on soldering....boy this was a bit more than I wanted to do in the pursuit of clean cable management. The 9-pin motor cable is comprised of 3 larger gauge (16-18ga) wires and 6 tiny wires. My wire strippers don't go down to that tiny of a gauge so its been a real treat trying to strip...

Wow, you do some really clean conversions - is that a tiny hub motor and small bottle battery on both builds? I'm not familiar with either. Thanks for the Public Bike mention, was curious which one it was. I think I may like Public Bike's better than PDW's Bar-ista. Hmmmm...

Very nice. That is incredibly clean and minimal! Exactly my preference. Would love to do a similar build for my spouse in the future. Not sure if this is for a family member or not, but what are your thoughts on that coffee cup holder on the bars? Debated getting one since morning commutes...

Thanks, PedalUma. I definitely wanted to go passive previously but am glad to be going this route in the end. Update on progress: All parts ordered & received and some installed. Since last update that includes: Sate-Light SPL-01 1900 front light from Grin Cheap 6-60v rear light from...

Currently working on final touches to my DIY ebike build using a Shengyi SX1 hub motor and Priority Continuum Onyx. See thread in my posts.

Purchased several components and started installing things as they arrived. Here is a list of items that have arrived and are now on the bike: Conversion Kit: Shengyi SX1 Minimal RTR kit 52v 14.5 AH battery Wheel built by Grin to save me time Triple Bob for battery stability Rack: Tubus Vega...

Received and built the bike last week. Took a test ride and found it to be exactly what I was looking for, albeit a bit compact (went with a 19" frame size, should have gone for the 21"). Absolutely love the Nuvinci Enviolo CVT and Gates Belt. They are everything I wanted in a bike...