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Just pull it out by hand. Maybe half an inch to an inch away from the derailer. Its just there as a protecting barrier in case you wreck or drop the bike.

You do understand just how good the bike is right? As I see it, there is only really 3 hot topic pieces to complain about with this bike. Locked settings, Why the change to must have the key in the bike and battery readings fluctuating greatly for some. I think if that's really the only hot...

Yes, I have stated on multiple occasions how easy it is to accidentally change a setting on not realize it. That is NOT grounds to lock the bike. Again, If you have a sheet of paper with the defaults, you can easily see if you changed something. That corrects 99% of the issues right there and...

I have been in the R/C industry flying planes and helicopters for more than 25 years. 99% of them have been all-electric. I was among the first that was using lithium battery cells at 5C discharge rates flying my tiger moth. It went from flying for 6-minute flights using nicad to having...

Technically on an unlocked bike. yes. However, the gain is negligible. We are talking, maybe a couple of mph faster. No extra torque or anything like that. It's not worth it to have your speedo so out of whack. You would be better off just buying a new unlocked controller and that could get you...

Are you kidding me?? The 2 he changed would not do that. Tire size and speedo ratio is not going to make his computer freak out. Man you got to love the ones with non locked bikes keeps coming on here and talking about how great the locked settings are. So here is what you guys should do...

Wow, that is an awesome job then. It looks professionally done.

Yep calling BS on this one. Not the P15 setting but the amount of battery fluctuation you are getting. On level ground, should not be an issue at all, unless you're doing 20+mph and pedaling your butt off. Then it would fluctuate some. Start looking at basics, Something is binding causing this...

Tire size will correct odometer. P18 you can adjust to correct speedometer. At least on the unlocked bikes.

Get to the accessories for xp section and put the information in for the controller and screen. I'm sure there will be lots of folks interested in that in the near future.

You can list all of them, you just probably can't adjust most of them. If you can adjust ones other than p01,02,08, 11 12 and 16 then you got lucky and got an unlocked bike.

I got this bike stand for my bike. I don't know if I would recommend this exact one as it's not quite heavy enough to not move when you're putting the bike into it so you have to kind of pick up the front end and help it over a little , but once in, it's plenty sturdy enough to keep it in place...

LOL, yep did that on day 1. Luckily I had it in a bike stand so it didn't take off on me.

Opps my bad, I thought I hit 3 but hit 5. I corrected it.

Try setting P12 to 1. 1 being the weakest start, 5 being strongest. It defaults to 3.

Mine is also set to 40v and locked. Just fyi, He wasn't necessarily wrong. P15 is supposed to be low voltage cut off. Which I personally feel 40v is a tad to low. What you are experiencing sounds like something is binding which is causing power surging which is causing the display to freak out.

Im just a lowly computer programmer with a locked bike. I couldn't possibly understand what these settings mean or how they work. Lectric knows best. :P

Or you could adjust your P18 setting to correct your displayed speed then both would be correct. Nah, you should just probably sell your bike. :P

See thats where P18 comes into play. You set your tire size so the odometer is correct then you adjust p18 to adjust your displayed speed to be correct and tada, you have a perfect odometer and speedometer. Yet another setting that is locked that while seems useless, turns out it actually is...

So you tell him you changed yours (because you don't have a locked bike) and he finds out he can't touch his yet he has the issue. But he doesn't need to change it?Then why did you need to change yours if yours was "working fine"? While yes I may have been slightly overdramatic in my reply, We...