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While not pretty, the weld does not appear to have failed. Unless the seat tube extends and is supported in the boxed section of the frame, I think Reed may be on to something. It will be interesting to see where this all goes. Could be a serious design defect.

We sure do.

I guess we can agree to disagree!

Isn’t your bike new? If so, shouldn’t the bike including the shifter still be under warranty?

You are not leaving it “fully” charged at 80%. I highly doubt you will notice any measurable battery degradation leaving it at 80% for a couple of months versus it being 60% for the same length of time.....But at the end of the day, it’s all about what make you feel the most comfortable. I...

Just for clarification, the second quote above is not mine.

Leaving it at 80% should be no problem at all. 80% is not fully charged!

There’s actually more to it than that. Weight can greatly impact a bikes handing characteristics. Many prefer a lightweight ebike because they tend to be more nimble and agile. .......not to mention being easier to lift, carry, and transport.

The Sur Ron is not an eBike. It’s an electric dirt bike with a top speed around 50mph. You want to go that fast or faster on an electric bicycle?!?

Does it have a spoke magnet? If so, it may have come lose and/or is misaligned with the speed sensor on the chain stay.

Yes, American TV & Appliance. He had several stores in WI. He was the “Best Buy“ before there was Best Buy!

Crazy Lenny’s is about 1.5 hours from Milwaukee. Definitely not too far considering their selection.

Wheel & Spocket also sells brands other than Trek. I got a great deal on my Felt Sport-E 50 in ‘19. I believe their Brookfield store has the largest selection of ebikes. Great customer service. Erik’s sells Specialized. Crazy Lenny’s sells too many brands to list and would definitely be worth...

Check out Wheel & Sprocket and Erik’s in Milwaukee. Crazy Lenny’s in Madison.

I must have viewed them after your update! Nice work btw.

??? Pics look fine to me!

Nope, I love them!

Also PedalUma, organic pads DO need to be broken in to perform optimally.

My last set of organic pads lasted over 1500 miles with zero issues. The OP’s pads lasting less than 200 miles is not typical at all. Bottomsup, did the shop give you your old pads back or at least let you inspect them?

Lol, “demonstration purposes”! This is absolutely not true. Organic pads have their advantages and disadvantages, just as semi-metallic pads have their advantages and disadvantages.