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This is legit real world advice: " I rarely even use tire levers, most of the time I can simply pull the tire one way enough to get the edge over the lip of the rim." Too many ... people talking about how easy it is to change a tire..... don't even mention that you need to have an 18mm...

Wondering if I'll regret getting the MadMod instead of this: (Happy Weekend!)

Well.... i got an email that told me I'm amazing and I get a free T-shirt. :)

I own an m-class (Ariel Rider), and it's lots of fun. Your bike will have twice the power it has. There will be plenty of power. Sondors doesn't seem like they do a great job with fenders. I don't know how you sell a winter-focused bike (like the fat-tire LX) without including fenders as a...

The original Juiced Bike Hyper Scrambler. They used a MAC motor, which seems to have been a mistake for that controller. They don't even offer it anymore. I think all other JB's use a Bafang. Your other bike will be a Sondors? So....the specs on all three of those bikes (Rockstar...

what bike are you waiting for? I do know of one example, where many people regret going for the beta-bike. So, there's risk.... but there's a good opportunity too.

Plus $97 for shipping.

March. Some of us are used to this game. They've trained us well. It's almost common at this point.... especially, if you want to save a few hundred. Buying ebikes in the winter is a solid way to save $200 - $400. In this case, you can save a lot more, but you have the additional risk of a...

1) if the power adapter is unplugged from the wall, then apparently, plugging it into the battery will light the adapter LED up as green. Stupid mistake. 2) i thought some people limited top and bottom charge capacities to help the battery longevity.....

Well, they fixed it for no additional cost (original cost was $45--and maybe that's a little high, IMO). They said there was an issue an possibly hadn't fixed it correctly last time. That seems correct, as many of the spokes seemed very loose. I'm back. There's a small bump in the wheel, but...

reasonable? I would ask, why buy a bike if you are going to toss away 1/3 of it? It almost sounds like you are building a bike at this point. Also, this sounds like a huge project to me.

This was from a reddit post. It appears the stand-over height may be in flux a bit, as previously I had seen 31''. Specifications: Motor: 750W rear hub Battery: 48 Volt, 21 Amp Hour, Lithium-ion battery with genuine Panasonic cells. Range: 40-60+ miles Top speed: 28mph Brakes: Hydraulic disc...

I did. They said I can pick it up. Thank you all for your support and recommendations. This doesn't seem to be a supper common issue.... so i should be more careful in the future, and hopefully i'll stay in the clear!! Shout outs to (1 ) Peck and (2) Sierratim. I hope this short journey is...

Agreed. The standard Juice scrambler was cadence only. I'm not crapping on it. Just pointing it out, so people aren't surprised. I think i want one..... just making sure.

They will be cadence (and not torque) sensors.

Dumb question? But, why isn't the charger's color changing to red while it's charging? And I thought people set how much the battery should charge on the bike's controller....

Will I damage the battery if i charge it when it's not in the bike? I noticed the adapter is staying green instead of turning red, even though the battery is mainly dead.

I think the battery is on the down tube. The higher-up thing is possibly containing the controller. But, I agree it's unclear.

Agreed, the different handle bars is a win. I prefer the higher handle bars. But, it's not $1,400.... it's $1,500.

Stand-over height: Mad Mod - 31 inch Scrambler - 35 inch Scorpion - 33 inch AR D-class - 31.5 inch AR X-class - 32 inch Blade - 34 inch Maybe it will be better built for taller people. The stand-over height is actually less than other scramblers, so i'm not sure. There are other factors...