Cross Current S - Fenders and Rack
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Tora Harris
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https://juicedbikes.happyfox.com/kb/article/24-can-the-fenders-and-rack-be-removed/
You can also request to have them removed in the notes section at checkout and the Techs can pull them off prior to shipping the bike.
You can also request to have them removed in the notes section at checkout and the Techs can pull them off prior to shipping the bike.
Rob02150
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Congratulations on your twins.
Asher
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Nice 
. I'm usually not a fan of black as a color for anything, but I think this bike looks best in black. The matte finish gives it a certain richness and depth.
The brushed aluminum looks great too, but the parts kind of clash with it. I ended up ordering the brushed because it didn't cost more on the 19ah version, and it's more visible.
Do you think frame color matters for visibility?
. I'm usually not a fan of black as a color for anything, but I think this bike looks best in black. The matte finish gives it a certain richness and depth. The brushed aluminum looks great too, but the parts kind of clash with it. I ended up ordering the brushed because it didn't cost more on the 19ah version, and it's more visible.
Do you think frame color matters for visibility?
Bruce Arnold
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Reid, that's the tail light that came on my 2nd gen. CCS (arrived in January.)
And to FMG -- looks great! Enjoy riding together!
And to FMG -- looks great! Enjoy riding together!
Rob02150
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Reid attached is a photo of the rear light on my CCS that came in February.
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Reid
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Aha! Rob, you have a "star union" branded light. I feel so last year now with my "lineo" that is a mere line of LED light.
I should'a have waited longer for the better taillight, grin!
Mine is a little beat up. Amazingly, until I applied tape it would pop off when jumping a curb some of the time, despite that it is so firmly clipped to itself I cannot see how mere shock could cause it to go flying. But fly it will do, if not taped on both ends. Yet, it is the very devil to unclip to change the two AA batteries!
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Rob02150
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What is that green little button on yours? Next to the power button?
My CCS came with dead AAAs in the light so I had to remove it right away, just used a ratchet drive wrench with the proper correct fitting and slowly get it off between the bars on the rack.
Juiced sent me a video on how to remove it from behind by just using a flat head screw driver, but I feel as if I'd gouge the fender.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ympo6k8dlmtvu1s/IMG_2415.MOV?dl=0
Reid
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Cool. Well, what looks like a green button is a low-battery telltale. It blinks when the battery gets at all weak.
PastorDave
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The tail light fell off my brand new CCS during my second ride on a smooth road. I Am looking for alternatives before I spend 20 bucks to replace.
The scrambler taillight (powered off of the battery) uses the connector is the same as the headlight so all you’d need is one of those y-splitter cables plus an extension run to the back.
https://www.juicedbikes.com/collect...m-multiple-flash-modes-12-60v-input-scrambler
https://www.juicedbikes.com/collect...m-multiple-flash-modes-12-60v-input-scrambler
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