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I also wanted to mention that a folding bike still has some weight to it and becomes a little difficult to move around than just a smaller bike that you can wheel around.

Just a thought for a quick solution. A rope over a rafters in garage works for me in a pinch. Also someone mention once they used a old bike rack like below and work on it on car or made a little wood holder and use it in garage or shed. I know not the best but for us that have extra bike...

Rad Mini or Voltbike Urban get a lot of good reviews. Good luck.

Yes it is, still a separate piece but built in (what is in his hand below is controller). I would guess the firmware is stored on the controller for us. The pdf makes more sense to me, I would think you could get the connection going but not do a firmware upgrade but uncheck the keep settings...

Nice little video of the motor having the firmware written(not 100% this is the correct software), Just need to figure out that cable pinout, this link has the pinout under the link that ends in pdf (i think)...

Hey kaybee, I must of missed the message about you trying the ST-Link II. Did not know that was even the correct connector to try, thought it was just a passive connection for rx/tx, with the computer software running and likely no display connected but may be y cabled in. Here is link to...

Hi Roger, we have been talking on the Yukon Group (same guy). 1. Yes, full battery and go for a ride. You can set to 15 or 25 and get same results. 2. Continuous means forever or a lot of hours. Remember manufacture told me via email that it is 12A cont and 25A max (trust them or me is up to...

Think you have the correct idea, need for each to ride the other and isolate to one bike. I was going to say spoke out of alignment (true) but you do not have any but something may of happen to rim that made it slightly bent. Sounds like bike shop should be able to take care of it for you if...

https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/voltbike-yukon-750-limited-2018-edition.24155/#post-150005 Here is my review, no issues. Ride mostly greenway paved with the wife but also go out with my son on easier trails. Been on the beach also.

About 2 inches maybe a touch more. You need to use the spacers so the adjustable stem still work freely. Was enough to avoid the bend on my back that was bothering me, more straight up position. Cables worked with no issue by the way.

Yes it does unless they changed something over the last few months. I added a extender to get some height but the adjustment forward and back was adequate.

The popular Voltbike Yukon has a three wheel version that you may want to have a look at (friend), no experience with it but very happy with the Yukon.

Nice job Ron, like the simple solutions. Was there not a little indicator on display like a circle to show the brake was still applied? I had that happen to me but on the display the little circle going on and off gave me a quick clue to make a little adjustment.

indianajo, you made a comment about not having PAS and holding throttle constantly. You sure cruise is not available? Normally you hold a speed for five seconds or so cruise will activate with no PAS. I know on my kit there was a procedure to turn it on like short a cable turn on display and...

This is what I am using with no complaints. Have it on my Voltbike Yukon similar to the Rad. You have lots of options. Just be safe, anytime you add a piece you cause a new weak point. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/promax-stem-raise-handlebar-height.24793/#post-159173

OBX North Carolina Voltbike Ocean and Sound side.

Capital Area Greenway Trail System, I am fortunate to be close to a great trail system in Raleigh, NC but with all the rain they have been releasing water from the Falls River Dam causing my 30 mile paved trail next to the river and mostly in the woods to be blocked ever which way I go. It will...

So far so good with this one, https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/guide-gear-fat-tire-bike-carrier-2-bike-capacity?a=2138754 . At $150, holds two fats (works for regular tires also), up to a 100 lbs per bike it gets the job done. It does weigh 50 lbs. I only use a couple of times a...

This is from the Facebook Yukon Group, hope it helps.

Others will likely answer but just wanted to know if you are measuring voltage on the battery with a meter to see if the percent from bike is just wrong? Maybe a setting is not set correctly for your battery type is there a option to show voltage (most accurate), not familiar with this bike...