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I had the same problem (also have a Aventon Level stepthrough) , brought a 90mm adjustable stem headstock along with a 31.8 handlebar with a 90mm rise. Big difference, I can easily sit upright. Not a problem putting on brakes or accessories. I may cut the handlebar a little because the new one...

Just got my bike, display didn't turn on. Tried your fix, used a paper clip to pull the spring contacts on the battery closer together so they grip the prong in the case better. My display now powers up when I hold the M button on the handle bars. Much thanks!!!

It was on the weld, it is only about an 1/8" thick. When i get it repaired, I will have the welder layer up the joint so that it is at least a 1/4" thick.

It is not the only Lectric bike I've seen with to this problem. Foldable bikes are going to be more susceptible to these type of issues. I got my money's worth, going to go with a non-foldable for my main bike and see if I can get this repaired and keep it as a spare.

I looked at the hinge a few months ago, everything was fine. The crash wasn't a bad one, wasn't going fast and I fell wrong. But I think the wear and tear from bad streets was more of a factor.

Didn't notice it, I was looking for the other Lectric post where the hinge cracked in the same location that mine crack.

At least the bike paid for itself by not having to use the car. I am definitely avoid folding bike now unless the frame is steel. The crack looks like a fatigue crack from the constant stress from riding. Note: I only weigh about 162 pounds, so I doubt it was weight. I did us it to haul some...

Another frame crack https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=55676

I mainly road on streets, some potholes no but I wasn't doing any major curb hopping (once in awhile I would go down a curb at a low speed) . Also avoided rough terrain. I think it is a design flaw with the bike, aluminum is not a great choice with a folding bike. If NYC had less pot holes...

My frame by the hinge is cracked...looks like I am buying a new bike this week. Don't think I will get an Lectric again, want something a little higher quality. This is something I noticed that happened with other Lectric bikes, didn't think it would happen to me.

Well I had my bike for almost 3 years, mainly riding in NYC. Put in a little over 3000 miles and noticed a strange clicking noise. Today I noticed a little bit of wobble and looked a little more carefully...

I watched the video to figure it out

Suspension fork - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZG9P2BG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 the fork is adjustable to how much dampening action you want, very nice. Also, the holes to mount the disk brakes fit perfectly. There is a hole to mount the headlight and the top of...

My immediate observation...the bike definitely feels better riding, in fact, the steering feels better and more stable. It almost feels like I can ride the bike without holding the handle bars like I use to when I was a teenager. The bike rides a little higher in the front about 4 inches but...

Okay, after all this time, finally got all the parts that I needed and installed the new suspension fork. I picked up the perfect headset bearings on amazon...in fact I picked up everything on Amazon. I am still a little nervous ordering things from China (I'm half Chinese, go figure). Going to...

Love the color, like the phone holder. Do you find it secure enough to hold your phone? I almost feel that the elastic band that other bicycle holders have will hold it more secure. Maybe buy the band separately and add it to your holder?

Hmm, I noticed that the new suspension fork has a slight flare out on the tube that goes into the headset. Is that normal? I am not sure if I will be able to get the cup that holds the bearing ring on the fork...Maybe if I bang it down with a pipe?

Great idea, I may add a charging usb jack to my bike, will connect directly to the battery connector.

I have had my bike for a year now, about 1500 miles. I love having a ebike, didn't realize how it would impact my life both (mostly) good and (some) bad. First the good part... i definitely get more exercise in and I have felt my legs get stronger. I also get to work faster now because I live...

Thanks guys, part of the problem I am having is figuring out the names for all the pieces I need. I already purchased the suspension folk and am waiting for delivery. Will buy the threadless steerer tube next and bearings. Hopefully, I can reuse the same bearings and fittings on the new tube.