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Thanks for the information. Most independent vendors don’t have it in stock. I just ordered it from Amazon but it won’t arrive until mid July. I’ll keep you posted.

I was thinking about the Ergon GP5 large size grips for my Moscow plus. Don’t know if I should get the gripshift or regular version however. The regular version has a longer width then the gripshift model, but cant tell if it’s going to be too long. Should I get the gripsize version instead? If...

If you use the Huffy quick replacement inner tube, can you leave it in for good or does it need to be replaced when you make it back home? In other words, is it comparable to a spare donut tire or a full size spare tire?

I have The Moscow Plus and it’s 30.9mm. I replaced the one that came with the bike with a redshift shockstop suspension Seatpost. I also needed to buy a Seatpost shim, 27.2 to fit it. It cost a lot of money but, I think it’s worth it.

About 45 miles when got down to one bar. Could have gone further but didn’t want to take the risk of running out of battery.

Nice review. Thanks for sharing.

I’m in the U.S. and I’ve had exceptional service from Leon Cycles, located in Washington State. They answer my phone calls, respond to my emails and send replacement parts when warranted. Sorry you are having issues over by you.

I received an email from Trek Bicycle Super Store for a service they are offering for their tire sealant - “Super Guard Flat Tire Protection”. Is this something worthwhile? Ride Worry-Free with Super Guard Flat Tire Protection Don't let another flat tire ruin your ride. For $50, we'll "Super...

I’ve only rode the bike on paved rides so far at 45 PSI. What’s the likelihood of getting a flat tire riding on gravel? Should the tire pressure be that low at 30 PSI to help prevent a flat?

Received the new wheel with motor. No tire attached. I can’t install this myself and will need to bring it in to a service shop.

How much did it cost to fix your flat at the shop?

I believe they would cover the repair cost as well. They are very good at supporting warranty work. After you get your service receipt, email a copy over to them for reimbursement.

I have the Moscow Plus. My battery also charges up to a high of 53.8 volts. It gets down to 1 bar on the display at about 45 volts and will shortly thereafter start to blink. I never let it completely discharge as I don’t want to get stuck away from home base. The lowest I let it get down to so...

I know it’s the wheel and hub, but I’m not sure if it includes the tire. They said it also covers repair service at my local shop and it shouldn’t cost more than $20.

Just heard back from Leon Cycle and they are sending me a replacement wheel hub motor, under warranty. Now I just need to find someone to install it, because I sure enough can’t do it.

I spoke to Enrique in the support department at Leon Cycle and he is terrific. He said there Is definitely an issue coming from the hub/motor and they are looking into a resolution for a fix. Something is going need to be replaced, but not sure what yet. My issue is not a common problem they...

I’m contacting Leon tomorrow. Thanks everyone!

Here is new whining sound I just started to hear coming from the hub, even without any battery power. Just the wheel spinning makes this sound. I only have 200 miles on the bike. Has anyone had this issue? Thanks for any advice.

Thanks for posting that. I’m happy with my Moscow Plus. I’m not doing anything that extreme on my bike - just normal roads, hills, gravel and pot holes. This entry level bike has everything I was looking for.

The only thing that i think is vulnerable outside of warranty items, would be the tires, chain and pedals. But even if the chain breaks or pedals fall off (which they shouldn’t) the bike can still work just on the throttle to get back to your home base. If the tires go, you are in trouble.