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I carry CO2 canisters and a Nulksen Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor. I am a firm believer in backup. I blew both tires on one ride.

Everyone- Thank you for postings. They are appreciated.

I cracked the case, and removed the hot glue from the positive lead on the charging port. The lead from the port had broken off. I took it to Batteries Plus and they soldered the wire to were the lead was. The battery was able to charge up to 55.7v. I will most likely need to replace the...

Thank you, That was what I was hoping.

Good Afternoon, Has anyone, who has moved their battery from the down-tube to a rear rack had issues with the battery in the new position? I have a Rize City (Step-Through) Mid Drive and I moved the battery from the down-tube to the rear rack.. After a couple rides the positive wire dislodged...

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I would try @Jenny Mao as well.

I know that you can by a battery that fits this base/mount/bracket from Rize. I use the Rize battery on an Raleigh e-bike with that type of base/mount/bracket. The connectors are different on both bikes.

I have been at a couple of camps being closed. Police stood around and talked, while I took three homeless individuals to the hospital. In Indianapolis the police not only harass the homeless, but make it difficult for individual people trying to help those in need.

I know what you mean. I moved my 2nd/optional battery from the down tube to a rear rack. What I did was to cut the cable midway from the battery mount/base to plug. then I put XT60 plugs on the cut ends. Next I fixed the mount/base on the rear rack. Finally I used wire and another pair of XT60...

A bike stand makes the work easier and more fun, or atleast less frustrating.

This is current image of my bike with the tote attached.

Thank you for your input. It is appreciated. I forgot about riding trails. I was looking at the plastic ammo boxes. They are light weight and easy to drill. I like your clips, because I may be able to to use them to attach the boxes to the frame. Ammo boxes are about 7" wide, so I am looking at...

FYI- I was in Harbor Freight yesterday and I saw ammo boxes. I am now wondering if I could use the boxes as panniers. I will be exploring how to attach them to my bike. I could use a front rack to carry the stuff I want to access easily.

Thanks for the input. It is greatly appreciated as well. I am going to be fasting the battery and its mount to the tote, so it won't be bouncing around on the inside of the tote. I am still concerned about the typical bumps and jars that are on the road or path. I also have a concern about heat...

Thank you for your reply. My big issue with the battery is, its location on the down tube. The battery make it difficult to mount the bike. Attached is a picture of how I extended the rear rack. With the bolts I am able to secure a lockable shipping/storage tote. When I go on long, 30-50 miles...

Thank you for all your posts. The posts have assisted me on my project.

I am planning to move the secondary/optional battery from the down tube to the rear rack on my Rize City MD. Has anyone tried this? Where there any issues that occurred? Thanks in advance. Ron Rodgers

Hey, sorry for the late reply. I had the same issue fon my City MD. I watched some YouTube videos, bought a hydraulic brake kit, drained and replaced the fluid and they work great. It cost me $30 and time. I hope you have great rides this season.