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Yes, he would've approved. Nice touch on the graphics.

Thanks. I was having a hard time locating it online as well. Does your bike have a 350 watt motor? The Lectric XP has a 500 watt motor.

Does anyone happen to know what the model name is for this SameBike ebike?

Does anyone know if Bob has posted a video of the disassembly / installation of the air suspension fork? Thanks.

Would anyone happen to remember seeing a post on the XP Bikes forum that had where someone had used a grill cover as a cover used to cover two XP bikes? I remember that the cover had a zipper and the cover was made out of 600 denier fabric.

Thanks for posting this information about the seat.

6zfshdb, who is the manufacturer of your seat that is in the above photo and what is the name of your seat if I may ask? That's a great looking setup on your batteries.

Wow! Great job on your analysis of your findings. Thanks for taking the time and effort to report what you found. Those readings will come in handy. It is great to know about the voltage reading at the last (#1 bar) on the display. I'm thinking that the battery should be charged after the...

Maybe Lectric will do the right thing and repair the defective bike.

I agree. I would try to get them to repair it under warranty. They should fix this for you for free because it don't sound like it's operating correctly.

I look forward to viewing your comparison video.

I do have Google, but I didn't know which website Jeff actually purchased his ebike. There are different prices. Thanks for understanding.

Thanks for that information. I just wanted to see how much cheaper it was for you than the XP. Thanks for understanding.

Just curious, but how much is the Ecotric 48V 500W ebike selling at? I wanted to compare it to the XP.

Good deal. Glad to read they did right by solving the problem.

Great point about the controller not compensating for the added diameter of a fat tire! I agree with your assessment of this and it makes total sense. Thanks for your input.

I thank you as well for the great interview and review of the XP ebike. You did a great job covering the bike.

It's hard for me to explain, but I didn't end up bending anything other than the derailleur guard. Then, I performed the derailleur adjustment from the largest gear sprocket of the cassette to the lowest. That didn't solve my shifting problem, so I adjusted the derailleur's from the lowest...

Thanks for that information about the orientation of the washer. Placement is key in the installation on assemblies.

Thanks for that information BroBox. I'll have to get me one of those screwdrivers to carry with me while riding. I've gotten one of the mallets a few weeks ago.