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I wonder how much buying an electric bike with a throttle contributes to wanting a motorcycle? I know that ever since I bought my CCX I have been looking at getting back on a motorcycle like crazy! Good luck with the sale!

I just noticed that. The price seems to have changed a few times! It was definitely $1199 when I first clicked on the direct link from their email to me.

Really sorry to hear that and really anxious to see your post - especially if you have a CCX.

Received an email from Juiced about their new electric scooter: https://www.juicedbikes.com/products/electisan-electric-scooter Wow. $1200. For a scooter. I've never been on one of those things and never want to be on one. But that price amazed me.

I'm 6'2 and have a large CCX. I was very concerned with the sizing and several folks here helped me out. I do believe they run big and there aren't many differences at all between the large and x-large. I'm not sure with the medium. It will be interesting to see John's response to your post...

I think "cheapest good" might be a problem.

That's what I like about Juiced. They don't TELL you. They SHOW you.

They will NEVER find that bicycle if it's ever stolen.

You are 86 years old and are still riding motorcycles!? This is awesome!

I've had a P85 for 7 years and a Model 3 for one year. My wife drives the 3 and I drive the S. But when she's not in the 3 I take it every time. It is by far the more fun car to drive. More efficient. Quick. Nimble. Simple to park. The Model S is a boat compared to it. I would never trade...

Buy two Juiced CCXs. You can pop the second battery on the rack and go for 100 miles at 25mph. It would be $5K total and you'd have complete redundancy of bikes, tires, batteries, controllers, etc. Kind of kidding......kind of...

That's a tough call. My CCX has been mechanically perfect. No issues whatsoever in 400 miles. I did have to replace the controller because it was shipped wit h the CCS controller. If you are not mechanically inclined you would not have enjoyed that procedure. It was labor-intensive and...

I'm a long-distance runner and have been for a decade. At 6'2 and around 155 pounds I have the physique (or lack thereof, as my wife likes to remind me) to prove it. I've had exactly one encounter with somebody claiming I'm a cheater and ironically that was on my first real ride on my brand new...

John - Please clue us in. I'm guessing it's some type of warranty? Perhaps misrepresentation of the power? Inquiring minds want to know....(or at least I do!)

I would write that thing off so fast my head would spin! I'm nervous just with my stock 52V battery with no issues. I keep it in the garage which has a fire door to our house and I have nothing around it that could catch fire. I only charge it outside on the patio away from the house and when...

My nearly 60 pound Juiced CCX is miserable to lift. I couldn't imagine carrying it up a flight of stairs. I guess you could remove the 14 pound battery and put it in a backpack and then lug the 45 pound bike up the stairs. I still would hate it. Hoisting my CCX up onto my Park stand (without...

Thanks for this information Johnny. I only know the CCX and cadence+torque. I do love that I can put a little more pressure to the pedals and bump up from 14mph to 17mph without touching the shifters or assist level. This must be what you are talking about. I'm anxious to disable the torque...

It does not. I wondered about that. Probably because it's a universal controller and not custom-designed for the CCX or any bike with a cadence sensor. No problem - I have a Garmin 130 and the new cadence sensor from Garmin. It's very simple now - no magnet on the spokes. You just wrap the...

My Juiced CCX has both cadence and torque sensors. I think I read something about being able to disable one or the other which might be an interesting test for me.

Wow! Can't thank you enough Merc! I thought about purchasing their grips as well but it looks like the Juiced grips work well. I really like the way my palm gets some relief on those Juiced grips and keeping them would be awesome. One last question, please. Did you get the 660mm or 710mm bar...