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Sweet!! I actually just ordered a Juggernaut Beast today as well!! i plan on riding it on the beach. Good luck with the Stunner... It is a very comfortable bike to ride.

There has to be a way.... I would start a new thread in the Bafang section of this forum asking how to / if programing can be done on the Bafang 750 watt Hub motor https://electricbikereview.com/forums/forum/bafang/

That's a great question, I did a lot of searching and could not find anything for programing a Bafang hub drive. Maybe Roshan from Biktrix could give you more information about programing the Stunner LT. The other possibility I thought of is maybe all the parameters can be programmed directly...

If you are going to use it for offroading i would recommend getting the 26" with the 4" fat tires, I wish i did. I love my Stunner X, its a great bike. The only major mod I did was put a 36 Tooth chainwheel in the front for better climb ability with and without power. I sacrificed some top end...

The Ultra Motor must be too strong for the hub

Thats the only real risk/problem with buying high powered ebikes (750 watt +) online. Although biktrix customer service is pretty good its not like you can take the bike back to the store where it was purchased for repairs and many LBS dont or wont work on ebikes. It really helps if you can work...

I am looking to get a Juggernaut Beast this winter.... hopefully the price doesn't get prohibitably high

The cost of everything is going up..... the economy is about to tank

I have the stunner X 24" mtb tire, im 200 pounds, 28 mph is obtainable but i have to pedal fast ( about 110 rpm) with moderate to heavy effort. At that speed you start to run out of gear meaning the bike's highest gear is not high enough to pedal at a comfortable pace at 28 mph. If you want to...

try installing one or two chainring spacers - https://www.electrifybike.com/store/p187/BBS02_%2F_BBSHD_Chainring_Spacer.html#/ You may need longer M5 bolts - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KWPXX1W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Is the Juggernaut Ultra 1000 and 1000 Pro Discontinued? Its not listed for sale on the website anymore. I was interested in buying a pro next winter.

The marks are a great idea, i used to put marks on my motorcycle axle bolts after installing the front and back wheel. I didnt even think about that for the bicycle. Thanks

Thank you.. good to know for next time.. hopefully i did not damage the threads on the motor. I ordered some new bolts on amazon, i will replace the old ones an torque them to 8 or 9 nm and use a dab of blue Locktite

Does anybody know what torque setting to use for the bolts to attach the chaining to the motor for the BBS02 on the Stunner X? I ended up using 110 inch pounds / 12.4 Nm. I am just curious if this is too much or too little. thanks I Just replaced the stock 42T chainring with a 36T Lekkie...

Does anybody know what torque setting to use for the bolts to attach the chaining to the motor for the BBS02 on the Stunner X? I ended up using 110 inch pounds / 12.4 Nm. I am just curious if this is too much or too little. thanks I Just replaced the stock 42T chainring with a 36T Lekkie...

Lol... it would be a pain in the ass lugging the bike to be fixed every time something went wrong. The

Interesting... So you are basically taking a 1/2 inch out of your chain temporarily to see if the derailleur maxes out... I think it was ok originally but like i said... my OCD wanted to make it better.. I tell you what though... i added 4 inches,,, any more and the derailleur would...

So I received the stunner X 24" 40 days ago and put 180 miles on it so far. It shifts and operates well in low gear however I noticed when in low gear the derailleur was almost fully extended forward. I'm not a bike mechanic or manufacturer so I'm not 100% sure how "ok" that is... i'm sure it is...

Not enough air in the tires is the most common reason for poor battery performance. I keep mine at 28 psi (mtb tires) (35 is the maximum) and i am getting about 40 miles on the 17ah battery using mostly assist 2 or 3 (out of 9, I have assist 2 and 3 programmed at 20% and 30% power respectively)...

Thanks!! I'll have to give that a try