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I think all of their 'batches' are selling out before they make it to the US, so you generally have to wait. They could choose to make bigger batches or more frequent batches, but they would have to scale up people to assemble, pack, etc. Thus far they haven't done that. I do think that's...

I'm confused as to why you even ordered then? Anyway, my take is that you are putting down money for a bike to be built. Juiced builds and ships in batches, so depending on when your batch ships from China your timeline may vary, along with the odd QA issue. I wish they were a bit less...

Hi Reid, did you get the 350 mm or the 400 mm NCX? My CCS shipped this morning (yay!) and am considering one of these as a first add on.

Honestly if Juiced could just be 10% better on the basic fulfillment chain and communication front it would help a ton. For example, I ordered a 19.2 CCS in late February which (at the time) was supposed to be "in stock" in mid March. March came and went and nothing. No email, no info on the...

Thanks for the write up. I have one on order for "mid-March" and am excited to get it. What was the delivery/setup like?

Thanks for the info everyone. I'll ping a few local places and see if they have reservations against working on one.

Considering a CCS (had one in the cart for a week!) but one of the common concerns on this forum is don't buy without local dealer support. I'm not really worried about the basics, I can tighten a spoke or fix a flat without any problems, but as a first time electric owner would like to be able...

Looks like shipping date has moved out to July. Don't want to wait that long!

Good info. I'll check out the endless sphere Facebook group, I have been spending a bit on the endless sphere forums directly as well.

Wow, this looks amazing. How good of a climber is this going to be? Is the MAC just powerful enough that it doesn't matter? I'm in Seattle, and have a long (2+mile) 4-5% hills mixed in with shorter (0.5-1 mile) 8-10% hills on my commute. Basically, from my house I'm going down, then have to go...

Is there an option for hydraulic brakes? I see the Deore upgrade. If you add brakes, I'm in :).

Thanks for the info Roshan, I like that you'll be bringing back the higher end components as options, kind of a good middle ground if you can't go all the way to custom. Any idea when?

The new frame looks good. It does look like some of the components have taken a step back though. For example, the brakes were hydraulic, now mechanical. Tires were Kenda, now CST. Etc. Trying to make a price point I guess. Bit disappointing.

Looks like Biktrix just released an AWD Juggernaut. $1599 intro pricing, $1999 regular. http://www.biktrix.com/collections/bikes/products/biktrix-juggernaut-d1

Another near $2K is the Biktrix Juggernaut which is $2399: http://www.biktrix.com/products/biktrix-juggernaut-mid-drive. I've narrowed my own search down to the Rad, the Yukon and the Juggernaut. Although the Luna bike looks interesting... More choices

I'm considering the Juggernaut as well, I test drove one a couple of weeks ago and was really impressed. I think the Juggernaut is actually in it's 3rd or 4th generation. I was on the Biktrix site and used the chat function and Roshan (the founder) jumped on and answered a bunch of my questions...