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What bike did you put the 32t chainring on? Was it difficult to get everything lines up? What motor do you have and what were the results when you drove it?

I would rather pay up and get bullet proof parts on these bikes. It costs more in the long run to have to replace parts that fail.

Hi, Does anyone have one for sale? I'm very interested. The M620 is a great motor that leaves so much power on the table. There was a German website that sold one but I don't speak German so don't have a clue. Thanks

Ok. After reading everything I could find I ended up with a Biktrik Juggernaut Duo 2 in a step through design. I looked at a lot of other bikes but many had frames that were too big or the bike I wanted was sold out. My first choice was from Luna cycle but their m620 bike was sold out. I did...

That is true. I will have to fork (no pun intended) over another 280.00 for a new wheel but that is ok. I would rather have a full axle than a 5mm qr. I read of one guy who drilled out his spacer on his current hub and was able to put in an axle without buying a new wheel. I have the bikes...

Hi, I have two ebikes from Biktrix. They are cruisers but I want to be able to take them on choppy logging trails. Nothing too extreme and we will be taking it slow. The stock forks are low end spring loaded and are ok for gravel or pavement but have limited travel and can be jarring. I also...

What ever happened to your experiment? Did the new chainring work the way you wanted?

How are you liking the CVT drivetrain compared to old school? Would you buy it again? Does DOST stand behind their warranty? Nice looking bike.

Hi, I'm new here but eager to learn. I have a Surron with a 5000w motor and it's single speed with one chain. The bike is fast and can climb hills like it's no bodies business. I do miss shifting. I can get it up to 45mph and it's fun to drive. Why do powerful motors like the Ultra need so...

I think I have my bike selection narrowed to the Juggernaut Duo 2 or 3 in a step through and the Rize City MD bike. Any feedback on the bikes or companies would be appreciated. The Juggernaut Duo classic comes in a step through for 2800.00 but uses a cadence sensor and because my wife is new...

The Rip Current S is a bike I was considering but it is built for speed not climbing hills. Lots of users have changed out cassettes, etc, to get a lower gear for hill climbing so I understand who you mean. It just hard to find specs to compare the gearing.

I saw a few bikes with that motor. I think it would be fine. My only concern is needing a torque sensor since my wife is new to ebikes and I don't want her to end up like Simon Cowell. I bought her a Surron and she did a face plant after training her to ride so I can't get her a bike that...

There are lots of tradeoffs. It seems most of the bikes are for taller riders. I'll find a bike that I like with the components I like to only find it has a 36" min seat height. I'm still looking.

CVT on a bike is a cool idea. I really want a front fork to smooth out bumps. A suspension seat post adds a few inches to the min. seat height so that wouldn't work for me. I am intrigues with the Rize City MD. It's 2600 and comes with a middrive 120nm motor and lots of nice components.

I live in the mountains of NC and wanted a bike with front forks, and a minimum of 1000w and 120nm torque with the battery integrated into the down tube for under 3600.00. I need a bike that can climb steep grades but nothing too razy. We are buying two bikes and we need a smaller frame...