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Yeah the foam tube would definitely not clear my set up, I really like the idea of the Handlebar Jack, seems like they would hold the handle bars firm and keep them from any movement.

Good idea, I would think that should work. Good luck, and let us know how it goes.

The Bafang one works great, but like I said earlier about the connection, it comes with a female end connected to it, but the twist throttle that is on the bike is has a male connector on it, I just bought an extension cord with the proper 3 wire end and cut off the male end that I needed. Also...

That does make sense, my thumb throttle works just fine, could be Kimbo might have accidentally switched a couple wires around.

I bought the Bafang thumb throttle off of Amazon and it works great, the only small problem was it came with the female end and I needed a male end, not a big deal, just ordered an extension and used the male end.

Wow congratulations Darceman on the milage, I know we got our bikes at about the same time last year, only got about 400 hundred on mine before winter put a halt on it, but at least I did put a few improvements on it while it was in the house (11 tooth freewheel, Head light, Kendra Kraze tires...

I put the 11 to 28 tooth on mine (no big hills here)l. So excited I finally get to try it out today sense the weather up north here will be in the 40s today. I also took off the twist throttle and installed a thumb throttle, replaced the stock tires with Kendra Kraze tires, and new Ergon GP1 grips.

Have to agree, they should be tightening as you peddle, but there is no denying when it happened to me and my cousin on a ride, every few miles we would have to stop and retighten the peddles again, and I've ridden bikes for 50+ years and never had this problem before. Thank goodness for blue...

Just saw a video put out by someone that goes by Danny Fyffe, he has less the 70 miles on his bike and has snapped off two peddles so far, this is first I've heard of the peddle just snapping off, and I've been on this site from the start and the only thing I've heard (and had the same problem)...

Yeah, really looking forward to the smoother quieter ride indeed, just so hard having to wait for all this snow and ice to go away to try them out☹️

I just put Kenda Kraze from Rad Power Bikes on, there where a few things worth noting, first the Kenda tires are much thicker than the stock tires, second the tape protecting the tires from being punctured by the spoke screws was not put on good (just on the back tire, front was acceptable), so...

I found this one to be the best, can see it real easy, and water proof. I had one on the handle bar, took up too much space, and the one I got has the pouches on the side for all my tools (tire patches, CO2 tire filler, and all my wrenches and allen/screw drivers)...

Two batteries and still has the same problem? Wonder if it could be a controller problem? I got my bike at the end of July, one of the unlocked bikes and like you no problem getting at least 30 miles on a charge.

Wow, sounds like something is just not quite right, I have over three hundred miles on mine, and my rides are between 20 to 30+ miles and when I get home I still have about a third to half my battery power left.

When I installed it I was looking at it and noticed that there was too much space between the hub and cassette, luckily I have two of the bikes, so I looked at the one with the stock freewheel and it was much closer to the hub, and also the locking nut went to deep into the freewheel. When I get...

This is the exact same freewheel I got from Amazon, much better price on Aliexpress I see, fits great, just remember to remove the spacer ring👍🏼

Ah, thank you, I,m glad I got the one I did then. Thanks again for putting that info out there.

This is the one I got: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007A8RPUS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, along with this tool:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FI8WWZY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, there is also ones I found after getting...

I had the same thing with the DNP freewheel, at first I left the spacer on then had to take it off after looking at it and realizing the spacing was not quite right, took the spacer off and all was good.

Hello folks, it's been awhile sense I've been here. Hope everybody is enjoying their bikes and had a good holiday. I have a quick question, way back in some of the early posts I noticed some people switched their 14 to 28 tooth freewheels out for the DNP 11 to 28 tooth, I just put mine on but...