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It's not a single speed. Specs: 750 w motor. Weight: 65 lbs Standover height: 31 inch Load capacity: 350 lbs Battery: 48 Volt, 21 amp lithium ion. Integrated 25 amp controller. 7 speed, 12 magnet pedal assist, hydraulic brakes, thumb throttle, Range: 40-60 miles Speed: 28 MPH+ Tires: 24x4...

Just curious. Why is that a good thing? (I personally can't decide, and it seems like a neutral change.) Specs: 750 w motor. Weight: 65 lbs Standover height: 31 inch Load capacity: 350 lbs Battery: 48 Volt, 21 amp lithium ion. Integrated 25 amp controller. 7 speed, 12 magnet pedal assist...

I could have been more clear. They will offer a front fender. They do not and do not plan on offering a rear fender. I asked them directly over IM.

Seems like an awesome deal. The lack of rear mud flap gives me pause. They claim that the rear seat doubles as a functional mud-flap.... I wonder.

No. But, from a prior post about flat tires, I learned about this option...

I'm exhausted. The rim finally came in. So, i bought a spoke wrench and a spoke tension meter. However, a reasonably good truing stand costs $200, so I don't want to buy one. This one is closer to $115, but doesn't get great reviews...

How did you know that you were supposed to order two different length spokes? My god. The things I don't know.

This is all valuable information. Your previous post, where you said you bought the last rim of this type from Luna appears to be correct. So, I'm not sure where to buy this rim... for now. Could you please share what length spoke you used, so we can all learn from your struggles? This...

Hey. Give us an update. How's it going?

This was a helpful find: https://support.juicedbikes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015556472-What-is-the-specification-of-the-rim-on-the-CrossCurrent-X-S-AIR

CampScrambler Weight: 71.5 lb with battery | 61.5 lb without battery CityScrambler Weight: 78 lb with battery | 68 lb without battery The hyper-scrambler 2 has rims like the CityScrambler, so it makes sense that it weighs more then that.... still, it adds up.

To answer my own question -- The HyperScrambler 2 with 1 battery is 108lbs, and the bike with 2 batteries is 119lbs.

what App did you use to get that info?

Where did you buy spokes from? Also, i bought a rim from Juiced a week ago. But, I have no idea when they will actually mail it. If the spokes are a huge hassle, you could by OEM rim, and then you'd know what spokes to use. My spokes are relatively new, so i'll try to re-use them. BTW -...

So, I bought the rim from Juice... but I don't know when they'll mail it. People say these rims will work on the CCS2. 1) Does anyone know where to buy those rims? 2) Can I assume my current spokes will be the same size as the rim? How do I mitigate that risk? As always, any help is...

Hey. Did you ever use the DM24 ? How did it work out? Did it use the same spokes as the original rim?

How many bars were remaining?

i wonder what the weight is. IMO, it's fun to see Juiced and Ariel rider compete on scramblers.

I assumed you WERE taking the battery out. Ugh. This happened and you were not taking it out. Sorry. Good you found the parts.

Kinda feel like i NAILED this one. I also wonder how long before he goes outside the 52 volts (my guess: 2 years).