I agree wholeheartedly Stefan. I've taken some nasty spills, always kept my hands on the grips, feet on the pedals. The pedals and grips always took all of the force of the fall. Bent a few handlebars and cranks. I am sure I would have severly damaged my limbs in each fall had they not been...
And good riddence. There have been too many purveyors of the same products with different branding, most of which were not committed to a dedicated service network, service manuals, and a well stocked parts inventory. That's a normal growth feature for the industry like this which exploded with...
Easy peazy to grease the motor. I've opend my motor abour 4 times so far, still using the original gasket, but you should probably purcahse a new gasket just in case, it's paper. kinda flimsy.
True statment above. I purchased two Aventon Levels in 2020. Sold one, the other is going strong. Never an issue. Last I checked Aventon has 1,000+ dealer network. Barring financial mismanagement, Aventon should be around for a long time.
I would stay away from any ebike seller (Euphree) that...
Tried Stan's and Slime. Stan's worked when I had a massive puncture at night. Running with Black Slime now as an expirament. Does not seal leaks reliably in the sidewall. Gets too thick, seals the leak intermittantly, on again off again with the same leak. Going back to Stan's, it stays more...
I will be in Rome from Oct 31 to Nov 8. Then Amalfi Coast (Furore) Nov 8-16. I am looking to rent an ebike while in Rome just for fun and touring the city. Same in Furore on the Amalfi Coast. Any tips, advice, what to see, what to avoid? From experienced travellers. I rented an eMTB in Lake...
I agree. If you are relying on this bike to get to work, when it breaks down, it may take you a good while to get it up and running again. If I were a local bike store, I wouldn't work on it.
If your budget is real tight, I recommend you buy a nationlly recognized and serviced name brand bike...
Looks like all of the company assets, brand names, trademarks, domain name, etc., are being auctioned off starting tomorrrow 10/15.
https://soldtiger.com/sales/juiced-bikes-california-based-d2c-electric-bike-company-founded-in-2009/
Juice ran out of money, sought funding from a "lender of last resort", Libertas Funding. Libertas purchased Juice's outstanding future Receivables, a deal known as 'revenue funding". Juice didn't pay according to the terms of the agreement. Juice and the lender reached a settlement on a new...