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I just called 1up to see which bike rack I purchased three years ago. They told me that I bought the older version of the super duty and that it was rated at 75 lbs per bike and that the rating doesn’t change on a Class C RV. If I put the heavier bike next to the car and the lighter bike (54...

I do have a similar rack from 1up that I stopped using for two reasons. First is that the arms that lock the tires down are flimsy and the two bikes bounce into each other chipping the paint and damaging the bike. Second is that the rack is not rated for the heavier weight and can't be used...

I have 2 heavy e bikes (+70 lbs) that I want to transport on the back of my RV across the North West. They are difficult to lift up on my current Thule rack which was used for regular mountain bikes for years, plus it is not rated for that much weight. I am looking for suggestions from other E...

Update Took the Zen to what we call the “ugly hill” and rode up it PAS 3 and Rohloff 11, average speed was 11mph. Then took the Fargo up the same hill PAS 5 and rear axel in the third largest gear average speed expending about the same energy was 8 mph. That had me wondering why the two...

Good call, I now live in very mountainous country and was looking for a little more power to pedal up some of the very steep dirt roads. I didn’t know that the max power ratings were really all about using the throttle. I guess I was looking to pull the grades in a higher gear and not drop...

While I am a bit hesitant to start tweaking my BBSHD, I am willing to give it a try. First step is to order a new kit and tuning box from Luna Cycle. I have an Apple iPhone, is there an equivalent IOS version of speeed? Also, should I order the larger 52 volt battery?

m@Robertson: Thanks for your info. You now have me rethinking all of this. I was pretty happy with my hardtail and BBSHD until my wife bought me a Zen Photon Ultra for my birthday. It has a Bafang M620 motor with a torque sensor and rides great until it is time to transport it to a different...

I think it might be a couple of things. First that the motor is over about six years old and is in its third bike frame. Second is that it gets ridden a lot on easy single track bike trails, many dirt and gravel roads and I dont have any real idea how many thousands of miles are on the motor...

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Actually rode it at zero because I wanted the exercise. I was pretty heavy and wanted to maintain a 15 mph speed, apparently a big mistake. I tend not to use the throttle except to cross a busy street, to mount the bike, or to restart on a climb. My only complaint about theBBSHD is the cadence...

I have a steel Salsa Fargo with a Bayfang BBSHD and a 52v battery that has been my everyday go to bike for the past sux years. I am told that I rode it way too much on level zero and that has caused me to replace bearings at least once. I have decided to move this setup to my wife’s bike...

Where do you purchase the slick honey? I live in a very remote area and Amazon is my main source of about everything.

Thanks, that helps a lot!

Nvreloader Thanks! The ramp does does look too short. Where do you store the longer ramp?

How did you set it up for 2 bikes?

“Nvreloader” I checked with Home Depot here in Idaho and that item is no longer available. I am thinking of this one. HYPERAX Volt Lift -Patented Lift Assisted RV Rated Hitch Mounted 2 E Bike Rack Carrier with RAMP Up to 2X 80lbs eBikes with Up to 5" Fat Tires for...

One of the problems I am having is bike weight. My Zen e bike weighs almost 80 lbs. i need a new heavy duty rack with a ramp or a new bike!

Does anyone have a manual or URL to user documents on the Photon Ultra Front Fork or the Zen suspension post?

That is a great idea! I have been using a piece of PVC with straps at each ebd to keep them apart.

I have the 1 up system for my e bikes. While they are easy to load with the additional purchase of the ramp, the bikes rub together if you are transporting them on the highway. I had several run marks through the paint down to bare metal. I asked the company if there are more rigid separators...