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I've worked all my life in manufacturing companies as a quality engineer and I can tell you that there is no process that produces a perfect product. Believe me, one of the companies I worked for made pace makers for the heart and it too produced defective products from time to time. The...

Thats unacceptable. I would call them and give them hell. Maybe there is no third-party mechanic available in your area or maybe it is something new that they are trying, but having to pay and not get reimbursed seems unreasonable and something they Juiced Bikes should take care of.

One more vote for Juiced. I bought the Ripcurrent non-S version because of my financial constraints. Still, it has been a great bike and Juiced service has been fantastic. My bike developed a noise in the motor hub and they replaced it by using a third party service that sent a mechanic to my...

Bang for buck, look at Juiced bikes and their HQ is in California. After much research I settled on them because for the money you get a lot of value. I was a little worry about internet service but they have been great! They even sent a mechanic to my house to fix an issue I had. Look at...

UPDATE! Well Juiced bike came through with flying colors. At first they wanted me to send the wheel in and wait for a replacement, but I informed them that I did not want to be without a bike while I waited for a new wheel. I offered to buy the replacement wheel and get reimbursed when they...

Bang for buck, Juiced is best value in the market. I went with the Ripcurrent and I love it.

I was hoping that the noise would be brake or other alignment issue but it is coming from the motor. Here is how I determined it: I physically removed the rear brakes (and the noise still occurred) so it is not brake pad rubbing issue The sound also happens when I use the accelerator only...

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Im just her driver. She rides a JUICEDBIKE Ripcurrent.

A search in this forum will reveal that there have been instances of various degrees of noice coming from the hub. I just opened a Tech Support case with Juicedbikes to see if we can correct this. I purchased the bike on August 20, 2019 (about 20 days ago) and it has about 140 miles on it...

There are so many options and decisions to make. I recently went through the same thing. In my case I did not want to spend more than $1,500 because I feel like the technology (especially on battery) is still evolving. If in one or two years I want to upgrade I would not feel so bad but if I...

$23 at amazon...

I made a similar decision recently. I would consider Juiced bike ripcurrent over the radrover. For $150 more you get 52V battery and hydraulic brakes. Not to mention that there are questions about rad’s750W motor claim see Forget roof rack, these bikes are heavy. There are hitch racks...

There are soooo many choices. I just got into it and for my budget ($1,500) I went with Juiced bike rip current. Bang for buck it was the best deal for me and Ive been happy with it. I paid $1,650 but I got 750W motor and 52V battery.

Around 28. I don’t speed much because I typically have a little dog in a handlebar basket

Yes, that’s expensive but it has a built in accelerometer to detect when you are braking and might the light brighter. I have been thinking about a brake light for the bike, has anyone come up with a cheaper solution?

I’m 5’10” with 31 inch inseam (pant’s leg length) and the medium frame worked out great. Believe me, my biggest concern was the medium frame size of The non-S and if I had the money I would have opted for the ripcurrent S, or better yet the Hypercurrent, with a large frame. But honestly, I...

That sucks, but you are going to love the bike. I could not afford the “S” version so I got the non-s a few weeks ago and I love it. I think that for the money you get a lot of bike. Good luck.

I recently had the same decision to make and did not want to spend more than $1,500 because the technology is changing rapidly - I figured in three years it might be time for a new bike. After much review I went with Juiced Bike rip current ($1,700 got me 750W motor, 52V battery, hydraulic...

Me and my dog love it. I was worried about the medium frame size but it worked out fine for me (5’10” and 31 inch inseam).