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Many bought under fan appreciation sale because 5 year transferable warranty on the motor and battery. I called my dealer and they explained you can bring the e-bike VIN and purchase paperwork to any Yamaha motorcycle dealer and they can do the warranty transfer to the next owner. But for...

Yamaha doesn't provide the warranty support directly, the dealer does. There is no one to talk to at Yamaha customer relations. Letter states "YMUS will continue to provide parts, service, and customer support in the United States both now and in support of our limited 5-year warranty". But...

Same battery as Crosscore RC?? If it is, just buy entire bike and get 2 batteries. https://ebikes508.com/collections/yamaha

Just buy another RC, the whole bike with 2 batteries is only 1200 right now. https://ebikes508.com/collections/yamaha

Chainring on the Bulls looks pretty small. Maybe OK for offroad but your not going to like that for commuting . No way your doing 20mph on it, yet the 28 they list.

Nice choice. Congrats. Buddy I ride with has the Turbo Creo carbon. That's nice too. Creo 2 should be out soon.

Wabash RT Youtube review: At 3 minute marker you can hear the headset rattle. Same noise as my Civante made before I switched the fork.

No walk assist on Civane. The control is pretty basic.

I have Civante. You will need to put a carbon fork on it to get rid of the headset rattle. Then you also gain some attaching points on the fork like Wabash RT already has. Keep in mind neither one has a carbon fork. Since Wabash RT has bigger 45mm tires, maybe it wont rattle. Maybe? Keep in...

Looks good. It should have come with a carbon fork originally. Its nice to ride without the noise now.

The headset bearings remain the same. Just changed the fork and crown race. Head tube noise is gone.

Wow, I'm surprised you were able to get a email or contact info for a person at Yamaha. I tried several times calling Yamaha customer relations and hit roadblock each time. They said there was nobody I could contact or be transferred to. MUST to go thru local dealer -- which that guy quit...

I swapped out my Civante fork to a carbon fork. Info on what you need. Stock fork is 11/8 taper to 11/4 size which is not common size head tube. I wanted a fork with replaceable crown race. I found one on ebay that is 11/8 straight. Sure there are also pricy ones from Whiskey or Ritchey ect. 1)...

Without any help from Yamaha customer support to figure this out -- I fixed the creaking / snapping noise by replacing the fork with aftermarket one. If anyone else experiences similar noise from the headset, I will make a seperate post about swapping the fork. The stock fork uses non...

Yamaha bicycle dealers can come and go. The sell some bad bikes in your area and the dealer gives up. Then your 3 yr warranty basically disappears. Yamaha plans it that way. They need to unload those bad bikes somewhere.

Great comment. I hope they get yours fixed. Unfortunately your clock is ticking and it takes Yamaha 2 months to get parts.

Yamaha replaced the bike with a different bike which makes the same exact headset noise... It was only quiet for first 20 miles, then the noise started showing up again... It gets worse as the miles go up.... Civante = Defective product!

Wow, that's annoying. Did they find issue?

Well, they need to buy it at the right price so they have a profit. So the shipping both to get the bike to their warehouse and final customer comes out of the offer price. But on the other hand, seems like easy way to get rid of a bike if you dont want the hassle or a 1099 from ebay.

Their offer was pretty close to my guess above. Less than half of a new one. I think its worth more in parts than that.