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[#11]X52.. The 1000watt rear hub motor “grindage” fiasco explained..FINALLY!! My newest UPDATE is the EBR thread link at the very end of this post. Hi all, This is the update that I have been hoping to forward to you viewers for the past 10 months. Today is June 27, 2024. This whole...

HiAll, I just want to inform you folks about my latest ebike battery “what the hey” scenario. Today I headed out on my usual 50 mile ride. Depending on which ebike I am riding that day, I either use 2 batteries OR 3 batteries. Since the beast of the day is my newly rehabilitated (kind of)...

Hi Kayakguy. On June 18, 2024, after a 10 month "down time", I have FINALLY mastered The Beast (so to speak). I have been doing 50-mile rides on it every day since then just to be sure that no other gremlins have been hiding in plain sight. I will eventually be doing a [#11 X52] posting with...

Hi Catalyzt, Thanks for the kind words. Yes, I do tend to ramble on most of the time as I attempt to convey my hard-learned lessons on to other EBR viewers. And nowadays, with so many new ebike companies out and about in their attempts to penetrate the already saturated market, I am hoping...

Hi all, Since this particular thread has generated 8,000+ views thus far, I am aware that some of those past viewers will have a “WATCH” to alert them for any new postings to it. That being the case, I want to utilize this space to bring attention to yet another EBReview thread of mine. It...

Hi M@Robertson, I appreciate your input/concern. However, this EBR thread of mine pretty much details my evil deed(s).. https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/15-m2s-ebike-a-60volt-reention-dorado-casing-battery-on-a-48volt-ebike-wow.54052/ Too much fun.

Yes, they are smooth as butter. Absolutely quiet. Prior to the Shinko 241 tires, I was using SHINKO 244 tires. The 244's were very noisy-- other trail users could always hear me/my tires approaching. The SHINKO 241's, on other other hand, though quite knobby/gnarly in appearance, are so quiet I...

Hi dwoodul51. The proof is in the 3 photo's below. The 2 photo's showing a blue rim are the SHINKO 241 motorcycle tires at mile #8,726 of wear. (1 is the rear tire.. 1 is the front tire.) The other photo (showing the white bike frame) is another of my ebikes with a Kenda Juggernaut 26"x4"...

Go to this 3-page thread. It should answer all of your questions/concerns. https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/need-suggestions-for-tire-replacement.42914/page-2 My 2021 ArielRider X52 ebike beast currently has 8,000+ miles on the Shinko 241 tire. It should still be good for at least...

[#15][M2S ebike] A 60volt Reention Dorado-casing battery on a 48volt ebike-- WOW!!! HotDamn, have I got a story for you. It involves the Reention Dorado-casing style of battery https://wiredebikes.com/products/60v-20ah-battery and, as usual, it's gonna be a long one. First of all, let me give...

Hi all, (sorry about the bold type) Thanks for your excellent input regarding my situation. I was cruising the YouTube channel and will use the following 3 video's for guidance: YouTube#1 X52 step-thru: YouTube#2magnets loose: YouTube#3:X52 info: I'm sure there are many more YT's to choose...

My 2021 X52 has major rear hub motor “grindage” at mile 16,383.. Here are the spec's for the 2021 model year (the 1st generation)ArielRider X52 rear hub motor: Instead of nylon gears that are used in the rear hub motors of BaFang 750w or 1000w BLADE(model name) motors, ArielRider, back in...

UPDATE . [ This UPDATE was posted on Aug 5, 2023. The UpDated portion will be identified by that word in large bold letters as you scroll down past the original 28 postings, the last of which was on page 2 by “scrambler”, on July 27th. You might want to grab a 6-pack,(or two) because, as...

"c). I selected the 52v/20ah battery with the DC2.1mm connector, and without charger. Jenny told me that a flat blade in-line fuse (usually 30 or 40amp) was not included on this size because of space constraints.. Not too happy about that, but not a deal breaker, either." Hi all, I...

In regards to my aforementioned "overnight charging" thought : I just came across this ArielRder YouTube video .. It just goes to show our fellow ebikers how convoluted, and dangerous, the "professionals" (ArielRider, etc) can be in advertising their own ignorance of their products.

Hi, Welcome to EBReview.. That is definitely sound advice for sure. I have decided that my best option is to just leave the frame as is and go ahead and make sure that I always have ready access to a curb, a rock, etc. when it comes to mounting/dismounting. That seems to be working okie-dokie...

That is EXCELLENT.. This thread is now 3 pages long. You need to start a new thread concerning your SHINKO tire/metal studs experience. You'll probably get ALOT of views.

Yes, the Shinko tires are about twice as heavy as the stock ebike tires. They are also thicker, much more heavy duty, and pretty much negate the use of/carrying-on-the-ride these following items: a flat repair patch kit.. multiple tire levers.. portable air pump (or co2 inflation...

Hi all, Me again. I need to clarify some of the aforementioned data that I relayed to viewers in this post. I was hoping that someone would make a “reply” so that I could then add this reply to the post. Seems like that's not gonna happen anytime soon, so here goes as a stand alone addition...

Hi lectricG, Can you go back and edit your reply in regards to the inner tube size? You put "2.75-3.00x 20 inner tube".. It should be "2.75-3.00x16 inner tube". Info for all: Tire: Shinko(brand) 241(model). Size: 16x3 .. Inner tube: your choice of brand.. Size 2.75-3.00x 16.. valve...