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I've gotten a replacement tire sent to me from the retailer where I got the first one. I'm glad there was enough of a chance that it might be a bad tire that they sent me a replacement. When comparing the Trigger tire with the Schwalbe one it is quite a different profile on the beads. Whilst...

I've gone through the rim and tire, and what I can see is that the bead is quite frizzled at the problem area, you can see the cord at some places. I'll take some pictures and share. However the LBS that changed it said that this is a tricky rim and that the tire likely still would work on a...

Thank you! Yeah, I went back to school after the two first blow outs and picked up the soapy water trick to help slide it in place som YouTube a long with som tire massageing techniques whilst inflating. But I suspect it was to little too late.

I thought about that, but I now have the original tire back on the rear, and last time I checked it's still on there. I haven't heard any explosions from the garage yet :)

The last one was not catastrophic, I was on the bike and felt a wobble and saw that it was coming off, managed to deflate the tube to a pressure that still held it in place and take it past a repair shop. 2 and 3 where proper explosive blow outs where the bead lost its seating, the tube...

I've just had my fourth blow out on my rear tire with my Schwalbe Marathon winter plus 50-622 tires. The fort two times this was because me not properly setting the bead when installing. So when the bead finally moved it exploded past the hook and continued onwards. The next times I seated it...

And there i got the reply from ABUS that the part no. Is 81686 to order a new cylinder through a ABUS retailer.

Huh. Whaddya know. I called the local specialized store, e-mailed the picture and they talked to ABUS who sent a replacement, should be here any day now. 30 EUR instead of the 110+ EUR option of replacing the whole top battery reciever. As soon as I have the new cylinder and card I'll order a...

Are these possible to use unlocked, or do they lock automatically when inserting the battery?

Well that went... Half decent! He didn't manage to find the right cylinder but he helped with open and remove the lock. Here's the cylinder I'm looking for, it seems.to be pretty common on US stores but I haven't yet found a european reseller that offers just the cylinder, not the whole reciever.

The pitch on the thule As mentioned above the Thule axle incorporates a nut and bolt for me to fasten the trailer hitch to. In my case the pitch was 1.0 and the total length 199 mm.

Well for anyone who's struggling to find the right axle for a Thule baby carriage for the Turbo Vado 3.0 2020 it is "20110733". I learned that on my third attempt, but now closed my first project on the bike. And one surprise; it's made by the Robert Axle Project but sold as a Thule original part.

I've asked the locksmith to order the lock, let's see in 2 weeks when it arrives. I'm based in Stockholm, which is slowly turning into quite a great bicycle city.

Aaah, I see. But then I'll ask the locksmith to take it in, he'll also be the one that helps me remove the old lock. Thanks! Although I cannot speak to the the goodness of the clerk (he could be evil), it was from a store that sells insurance claimed bicycles recovered by the police, and was...

Yes, that's correct, I only got the bike and the charger I'm afraid. However, the picture shows how the lock is marked with Mobile 17.002 is this something you recognize?

I'm looking to replace the battery lock on my Turbo Vado 3.0, 2020. My locksmith believe that this is the right cylinder, but confessed that he wasn't a 100 percent sure. Anyone here who can confirm? I don't have the key so I cannot double check myself.

Thank you! I'm just waiting for the delivery of the rear axle with the Thule nut/bolt. Once I have that ull start putting some distance in to de where I'll but the balance between upright and offloading weight on the handlebar, great place to start.

Hey guys, Twin dad with a busted disc or two who managed to get a deal on a Turbo Vado 3.0 from an insurance company. Now I'm looking to refurbish it to it's former glory and adapt it to a more comfortable riding position to pull my Thule baby carriage. Looking forward to learn a bit more...