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Dont do facebook. Trying to contact anyone on the greenBikeKit won't process through on my computer. Don't know if it's a website issue or ? My CC company is on it so I guess I'll look somewhere else for a spare back-up motor. Not a big deal just surprised as I had dealt with the company...

Didn't know Ohlins made a front fork. I've seen the "yellow" spring coil set-ups. They do make a front fork, learn something new everyday.

No joke you eh bra, poke kine... Your ok with 3 weeks for a response tell me your joking?

Fox is fox... Pretty much the top end fork your gonna find, nothing for a fat tire though. Kinda limited to the Manatou, Rockshox, and Wren . You can get some Fat tire forks from Ali or Amazon for $150 or so but their throwaways IMO. Luna used to offer a fat tire front fork called the Luna...

Hehehehehe Rubbish huh? How's that 29'er fit on your front? Bolany, RST, DNM, Suntour are "rubbish" I ride the shi_ out of mine and it hasn't blown up yet. What about DVO or Cane Creek? I'm leaving Fox out of it because I'm sure we agree on those.

If WW was to make a bike for the PD how long do you think they would have to wait to get a response? Thats right I contacted WW about a request and I'm still waiting....

No way to contact them via website or e-mail the 6 times I tried. I got my gaskets pretty quick also. Kinda surprised that this order took the turn it did.

I have been riding a Wren fork for the past 2 years and coming from a Bluto I can say I like the ride better. No experience with the Mastadon. Having the inverted front fork is a definite advantage as far as the ability to swap out front tires if you want to. Looking at the Mastadon info it...

Hey guys I just wanted to give you a heads up on a recent attempted purchase from GreenBikeKit. Back on 8-12-21 I placed an order in the amount of $643.14 and recieved an order # 100015099 and then waited for some sort of update info on my order. Checking my order status on their site and all it...

Now I feel better........... Eh it's only $643.14 what's to worry about.....

I ordered a Bafang Ultra barebones motor from GreenBikeKit back on 8-12-12 and have not gotten any response from the company on status. I purchased some motor gaskets a couple of months ago from them and got confirmation info from "Anna" and recieved the items in a couple of weeks which was...

No way would I want to place all the weight on the front tire. Not even a step at the bottom of the rear tire to take some of the weight. What about the side to side motion when turning a corner, all the stress goes against the tire or rim side? Bikes don't seem to be perpendicular to the...

Litespeed is one major builder of titanium frames and bikes that was around back in the day that are still in business today. There is also a guy in SD named Bill Holland that's a frame builder who started to do Ti frames in the early 90's. I used to get my rides from him and he's also still in...

Ti bikes are good for road bikes but not for Off Road riding. Yes their lighter but they F L E X quite a bit IMO. Titanium frames were all the rage back in the 90's when I was racing in the US. A lot were badged under various brands but the only guys that made good use to them were the climbers...

It's a Biktrix thing. The hubs are lower end like I stated earlier and when used with an Ultra motor it's probably just a matter of time unfortunately. Just saw a rear hub on e-bay for $49.99. Probably about the lowest you could pay for a rear hub compatible with Sram or Shimano. I was the guy...

Go to your local bike shop they should have some laying around. And yes they are standard Isis bolts.

Maybe that's why he went with a WW as he thought he would be getting some sort of reasonable communication on his order. Which is I'm sure a substantial amount of a cash commitment. About a year ago I got my frame and motor from Pushkar and it was like pulling teeth to get any kind of answer...

Good luck breaking out all the other good cells in that pack. Looks like a single pair spot weld per battery. I used the Vruzend kits for awhile but always had connections coming loose. Assembled make for a larger size pack with the lego's. Easier to build for sure. Good luck.

I think those solder joints are original. As long as he used the same BMS or one that accepts the same sensor harness plug there's no need to swap out the sensor wires. 1.75v has gotta be just one cell value. Start at group #1 Neg terminal and measure between that point and group #1 Pos terminal...

Nickel is your best bet for connecting that battery back up. You can see that it is spot welded for all the other connections, not having a spot welder you could probably solder a jumper across to salvage the pack. Just don't solder in the center of the negative portion of the cell. Those cells...