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What is the advantages of having a seat post like this other than the ability to raise / lower the seat post in increments? Is there some type of particular bike riding that makes the dropper seat post a must have item? This is the first I've read of a seat post like this is why I ask. Thanks.

That is a great ramp you designed. Thanks for the idea.

You are able to reset it back to Class 2.

I used the Rubin Store and the person shipped it a different way the 2nd attempt for that store (I think the person shipping it at a higher cost, but they didn't charge me extra for shipping - I'm guessing they wanted to make a sell). I didn't have a problem receiving it the 2nd time around. I...

When you say you unlocked, you mean for Class 3 speed?

Thanks for that information.

Darceman, so the Plano XXL Tote that has the wheels is not the tote that you use? Is it the Commander XXL 40 Gal. tote the one you use or is it the Plano XXL tote? Thanks.

If you are installing a threadless folding stem to your XP with the air suspension fork, you just have to assemble your headset parts (cones, bearings, compression ring, etc.), air fork, and cap all together to the bike frame and then make a mark on the tube of the air fork. Then, you add...

If it is too short, you'll end up having to find a longer screw to secure the folding stem to the star nut. Sed6, I am thinking correctly, right? Thanks.

Sed6 and Bob, what I mean is this. When I hit a bump, I can feel in the handlebars a slight jolt, a feeling like something is hitting against something. It's not a big jolt, but it is enough to notice. It doesn't happen often. The original fork did the same thing. I don't think there is a...

Thanks for posting this thread. I've been looking hard to find a way to possibly store an extra battery.

Can you post a photo of the stem and headset problem you describe where we can offer help to you? If your getting an air fork, you do want to make sure you have a Star Nut installation tool. I didn't have one and I found out the hard way when I had trouble installing the screw that secures the...

Sed, I got my air suspension fork installed thanks to you and Bob. I have a question for you. When you had your air fork installed, did you feel feedback through the handlebars like you did when the original steer fork was installed? I feel it on my air suspension fork and wanted to make sure...

Thanks for posting that information for me. I will be re-measuring the length and cutting the tube a little shorter.

In the video where the air for is installed, Bob says that the star nut needs to be positioned 1/4 to 1/2 inch down in the tube. Do you measure from the top of the tube to the top of the flange of the star nut or from the top of the tube to the top of the threads of the star nut? Also, I have...

Great video of the comparison between threaded and threadless headset, and all extras to consider. Many who are considering using a suspension fork will benefit from the knowledge contained in it. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make it.

I'm sorry to read of your accident. I hope you get to feeling better.

All I know is that I'm pleased with my XP. I never would have thought that I'd be able to buy an electric bike for under $1,000 that had the power and ability that it has. I had a bent derailleur and I quickly learned how to adjust it thanks to the great guys on this forum for their knowledge...

Thanks for that info.

I saw that photo. Thanks for the info. It was great to see what the hub looked like inside.