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did you buy a bike? what did you decide? i would like to chime in that the js1 has been a fantastic bike for me and even though i've had some trouble lately with mine BesV has been honoring their warranty so far and looking into my issues to see if it is a warranty issue. i have been using...

BESV has got me on a loaner js1 and is looking into my bikes issues. So I guess it was slow to get to this point but I do feel taken care of. Will report back when there is an update. Chris from BESV has been very kind and helpful.

I've been communicating with James. Hoping to have this resolved soon. Thanks for chiming in.

heard back from James at Besv. They are going to get me a loaner but i have to contact another person. let's see where this goes.

todays update. yesterday Scott from Pacific Ebike tried to contact Besv and left messages. he advised me to also use the Contact Us on the Besv website to get a paper trail going. Still waiting to hear back from Besv.

Spoke with Scott today (Pacific Ebikes) actually i called Scott on saturday. he told me that Besv was going to send a loaner bike for me to use temporarily till my issue gets resolved and gave me the number to James (Mclean?) from Besv who was taking care of this issue. i tried calling him since...

i bought a Js1 BesV bike around 2 years ago. the bike is a great around town commuter for me but recently the battery has severly dropped in its ability to hold a charge. after bringing it to the local Besv dealer/repair shop (Pacific Ebike/Berkeley) they called Besv and told me it was still...

cadence sensor in the right gear can still give you a workout and if you opt for a bike that has a throttle as well it to me is alot of fun to have it kick in at any moment you feel it's necessary. though the only model that i see that is set up that way is the Ludicrous.

he hinted on a blog post that a bike was getting ready for a Court review

the great thing with the js1 is the direct drive motor. it has a nice smooth acceleration up to about 20mph. past that and your thighs are gonna burn. it is curious why they limited the speed to 20mph since many pedelecs offer up to 28mph. a cheaper option with similar specs would be...

this is Radpowerbikes we're talking about right? if it's a mid drive i expect no less than a 750 watt motor at the heart of the beast! hoping for 1000watts myself.

mine is the original version from the indiegogo campaign. so 2015.

i haven't had time to check it. probably on the weekend. i hope to hear back from the Radpower bikes guys. emailed them. that's good to know about your situation. sorry it broke on you so soon.

i can cycle through the pas levels but i don't know where the red light is that you are referring to. is this on the display? i'll do the other thing you mentioned about powering on without the battery too. thanks

ok the next step is to open up the controller box and see if anything is amiss.

just happen to need this. i'll give it a try. thanks

how would i know if the alignment is correct? i pedaled (without power) the rest of the way and the chain was working. i'll poke around but dont really even know what the sensor looks like. found this video on installing a sensor. would i be correct assuming the Radrover is put together this...

on my ride to work this morning the pedal assist suddenly gave out but the throttle still works. no error codes. the controller looked like there was a spot of moisture at the top of the unit. don't know where that came from, i just wiped it off. was changing gears to climb hill when this...

both very nice! i got rid of an a2b metro a couple years ago but if it were souped up like that i would have kept it. how many miles does the 1500w battery get on one charge?

cool. was wondering if it would be better to start with a whole new frame instead of swapping things on the RR. it seems you replaced alot of it. would you recommend this route for others who already have a radrover? i'm specifically interested in the BBSHD as well