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I have a brand new HD750 and it has had a horrible rattle and grinding noise since day one. it is so bad my daughter told me she can hear it while riding 100 yards behind me. at first I thought it was the bottom bracket, but I finally traced it down to the rear disc. The disc is bent...

did you get your solar panel?

it has been my experience with all e-bike manufactures that the "top speed" is rated by having zero load on the bike, i.e. the rear tire is off the ground and you give it full throttle. no weight, no load, no resistance. advertised top speed will never be achieved once you add the rider...

for most bike the reason has front on the left, is that is the side the disc is on, so it makes for a shorter line from the front caliper to the handlebars with no cross over to the right side needed. all my e-bikes came in this configuration and since I ride a motorcycle I find it annoying...

word of advice, if a package comes damaged, any package but most especially a bike that cost a couple grand, refuse the package based on the damage. you are not required to accept damaged goods and that holds the shipping company liable. the moment you accept the likelihood of getting any...

well good luck. in my experience thieves don't care or can't read.

so you think a thief will care? in all likelihood it will be a challenge for them to locate and disable. better to have the tracker and no indication of such then to broadcast it. I use a boomerang gps tracker on mine. I have a big sign on my locked back yard gates that says Beware of...

90% of my commute is bike path and vehicle roads. 9 miles on bike path, 22 on vehicle roads. the bike paths are a mix of asphalt, cement, gravel, and dirt.

I have those, they are 120TPI unless you specially requested 30TPI when you ordered them, I got the 30TPI as stated 3,500 miles zero issues.

I have a fat tire 26x4 that I use to commute, now up to 6,500 miles since Oct 2020. I have no issue. original tires lasted 3,000 miles and were done, they were fat tire MTB tires, I replaced them with road tires 26x3.5" so far at 3,500 they still look brand new. I expect to hit a...

I have the 30.4 sleeve and no issue with loose post. Fits just fine. 200 miles in it now.

understood. smart outlet would be the solution there. I have 2 e-bikes. my commuter and my weekender. I don't use my commuter for anything other than commuting. I don't want to have an accident or surprise issue on the weekend and not be able to use it to get to work, so for me this...

i use this, works like you want it to.. starts at a given time, stops after given time. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VQ8P7VX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 you have to program it. I always arrive at the office around 9:30 - 9:45 am so I have it set to start...

get a dropper seat post. so you can drop the seat to its lowest position when getting off. then pop the switch to rise it back to its preset position. this way the seat is out of your way so you don't have to swing your leg as high to exit. I am 50 but have a replacement hip and with...

just linked to the companies site, wasn't really linking to any bike in particular, the specs and the OP stated it is a c600E display, They are plentiful all over the WWW. just need to buy the one with the correct connector.

JES2020: I've maxed out at 42mph on my Cyrusher XF800 Fat tire going down hill. upgraded controller (30a), upgraded gearing 53T chainring, Bafang 750w motor that peaks at 1500watts. I can manage 34mph average on flat land pedaling like hell. I commute 52 miles round trip a day and...

yeah I have come up on teens on the bike path and "yelled on your left" and they freak out and move left. if I say "move to the right" they go left or stop. and some are driving age, which scares the hell out of me because they might be also driving cars with this complete lack of awareness.

it is a bafang C600E lcd according to the specs. should be easy enough to find on Amazon, Ebay, or Alibaba. https://www.ridebikestyle.com/produit/fat-boke-noir/?lang=en

I have commuted over 6,000 miles in the last 8 months on my e-bike without any issues. I have been riding motorcycles for 35 years. pretty simple. USE COMMON SENSE. follow the rules of the road as if you were in a car or on a motorcycle that means STOP for stop signs, STOP for red...

Yeah CA has an e-bike law passed in 2017 that makes the serial number and motor serial number the requirement.