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True as solder doesn't add much physical strength and is prone to cracking. But I was talking about something like this...

The A12 version is thru axle but it's still relatively easy to drop the wheel. Remove the gear mech and then 2 axle bolts.

It's definitely good for what you use it for... Probably Ip65 compliant. I was just saying it's not equal to marine grade heat shrink. I've used stuff like this on the job many a time...

Reminds me of of a typical MAGA supporter... No matter how wrong, ignorant or delusional things get, I'll never change my mind.  So stay obtuse to the end... as it's the best 🤣

Love the Hafny mirrors but found the stainless version image to be on the dark side compared to glass. This was especially noticeable around dusk. I'm finding the glass version much brighter in general and also find them to be indestructible. I've whacked the housing countless times and it has...

Hey! I resemble that remark! That said I do have a bit more to manage. Coming out of the frame is a main harness that handles the display, throttle and brake lever cutouts. Then there's a wire for the light, one for the horn and a third for their switches. I also have a wire stepped down to 12v...

Its excellent tape and has its uses... But it is not waterproof or submersible and I would not consider it a replacement for marine grade heat shrink. I have a few rolls in different colors.

I use double lipped rubbers... for my pleasure

I concur. In my case the tensioner and the amount of swing in the rear suspension.

If you've ever opened up the motor you would see that rain and/or spray would not get thru there. Also that rubber grommet ends up in the motor mount and not exposed directly to the elements. IP65 does not protect against submersion. If water is going to get around anything first it's at the...

I hate s*it like this... Just buy a bike that does what you want.

I don't think that I can take it....

I have one as well, but it's just the slotted holder without the tip scrubber. Works well when you're working on a table for a straight thru...

That's my preferred method as well... But in addition to a third and fourth hand you need the slack and comfortable working conditions. On small wires if you don't have enough legnth to slide the heat shrink on before assembly or if it ends up too close to the solder joint, it'll shrink while...

It's a necessity riding the streets and the MUPS with the oblivious. You're always stuffing things in little slits 🙃

You might be ok with the same chain legnth.. Imo there's a bit of a workable window on chain legnth. I went from 40t to 46t without issue but that was with a IGH on the rear. But if you think about it... How would a triple chainring work if legnth tolerances were so tight?

I use a little of everything... and do what I find appropriate or easier for the occasion. Just tried some of the solder heat gun butt splices and didn't like them at all. Not enough solder in them imo. To bullet proof a wire nut.. a little heat shrink does the trick That said I've never had a...

You need to provide a bit more information like which motor you have and do you see any battery voltage changes on the display when this happens. Double check all your connections, especially the battery for loose, damage or carbon build up on the copper connectors. Also... Do you have the brake...

Nothing but respect and courtesy for children and the elderly for any meandering.. but ipod wearing d_bags get their tower buzz'd 🙃

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