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Ohh no I hadn't seen that thanks. My bike was purchased in April 2019. The motor is pretty quiet though so I'm guessing it's still the nylon gear. I agree with Deafcat, perhaps it's that one-way clutch that might be the weak point. Still though, because the bike will pull a wheelie from a...

Yeah, I've been concerned about overloading the motor with the larger chainring. I think though the low gears still have an extremely low ratio. My sense is that the danger is when I have to come to an emergency stop and have forgotten to change down. Then as I start to pedal the bike is...

Also, here is a photo of the three different chainrings laid out. Photo link The only issue I have now is keeping the chain grime off my pants.

Also, here is a great bike gear calculator that will let you compare two setups. http://ritzelrechner.de/?GR=DERS&KB=44&RZ=11,13,15,17,19,21,24,28,32,37,42&UF=2312&TF=75&SL=3.5&UN=MPH&DV=ratio&GR2=DERS&KB2=55&RZ2=11,13,15,17,19,21,24,28,32,37,42&UF2=2312 Also, here are the calculations for...

I too have a Juggernaut Ultra and I also upgraded from a T44 to a T52, and then to a T58. I'm using my bike exclusively for commuting and I found the stock T44 chainring to be silly. With the T44 I would only ever use the highest gear. The T52 was a huge improvement as it allowed me to use a...

Woohhh!!! That's a cool project!!! That looks like it will be an absolute blast! Can't say I'm a fan of the flame tread pattern, but hopefully, you'll get enough interest to help make your order!

I have a Bafang Ultra bike and I've noticed there is a Calorie indicator. Does anyone have any idea what this is displaying? Is this the number of Calories that the motor has input? Or is this the number of Calories that you've burned up? Also, my clock seems to run about 4-5 minutes fast /...

Hey thanks for the pictures! Looks like there is very little sidewall loss with the 3.5" tires. I definitely want some street tires soon!

Thanks for sharing Rich! I'm currently running 26"x4" I wonder how a 26"x3" tire would compare. It would probably feel sportier would be my guess. I really like the isolated ride that my big cushy fat tires give me.

I have a very flat 16-mile commute each way. I have the 16ah 48V battery and a Biktrix Juggernaut Ultra full suspension fat tire bike with the crank gear upgraded from a 44 tooth to a 58 tooth sprocket. I ride mostly on assist level 4 or 5 and I go fast. Like I average about 20mph and...

I have a fat tire bike that I'm street commuting on and I'd love to swap out the loud knobby tires for a nice smooth street tire. Fatty street tires seem to be a bit hard to come by so I was hoping to assemble the definitive list of fat street tire options. It would be great if people could...

Hello TForan, would you please share what brand of Fat street tires you have, and where you got them / price? I street commute on my Juggernaut Ultra and the knobby tires are so loud. I'd really love to switch to street tires but I can't seem to find them anywhere!

Hello Vincent, That does look like it works out well thanks. I’ve actually been really happy with the cloth sack handle bar jobbie that I bought. It’s has side pockets that a great for items like my garage remote. Is that a bag you have mounted underneath your rack? That looks like a great...

Copy that, thanks for the advice everyone, I'll go with blue. Also, I'm sure that's a great tip to avoid any plastic. Will do!

It was this bolt here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ygsp4kC-fRsO-LaIENwGLCTF75frEx_0 It has a burner RCP-2S shock on the rear and RST Guide forks. Really no loctite?!?! I'm so surprised to hear that. I guess they just forgot to tighten this bolt then. :rolleyes:

I've had a suspension bolt come loose and go missing on me. Luckily the manufacturer is sending me a replacement. But I want to go over the whole bike and loctite / re-torque everything. Since I'm new to the bike world does anyone have any recommendations on the type of loctite to use? I...

I've looked into umbrella coverage and it's only for liability. My primary concern is with theft. I really have a hard time understanding why I can't just get a valuable personal property policy as we have for my wife's engagement ring. Apparently, because this is a mode of transportation...

Sorry, I'm new to the cycling world. In the automotive world at least we don't drive around with the max pressure as labeled on your tire sidewall. Your fuel mileage would be great but your ride would be terrible and wet and dry grip limits would be negatively affected as well. That being...

I’ve just received my new super sweet Juggernaut Ultra FS fat tire bike and I’m not sure what kind of tire pressure to run. I realize the 26” x 4” fat tires will probably always seem squishy but I wonder what is a good pressure of them. I’ll just be riding on the street as a commuter.

Looks like this is easier than I thought! No need to mess with wires and brake lever detection. Amazon sells several tail lights with built-in accelerometers to apply a brake light during deceleration. :D Sweet...