Delivery photos
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BruceBrown
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Congratulations on your bike!
reed scott
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Congratulations!
Gionnirocket
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They forgot to paint it... It's all black primer 
Grey primer lol. I did say the color that could be produced the quickest.They forgot to paint it... It's all black primer
Merle Nelson
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Niccccce!!!
If his bike is a "rushed" Hydra.
I don't mind waiting longer for mine.
Look at it? Hodgepodge of wires and cables.
It was mentioned in another thread how ugly they look. They needs to cutto size. Tailored for the bike!!!
Team WW needs to take a field trip to a dealer that sells Bulls.
Some of those wires are not connected in that photo, and others were shifted out of the way so I could attach the handlebars. So yeah, it's a mess. I suppose it'll still have a bit of excess when I'm done, but that's what ties are for.
Merle Nelson
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Looks like an awesome bike. Can't wait to hear what you think of its ride and performance.
reed scott
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Tact is not Rome's strong point but the cables and wires on WW bikes COULD use some management.
Merle Nelson
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@Cuz Vinny might be the person to ask this.
If brake lines are excessively long can they be cut and reconnected with good results?
And CV mentioned deleting wires cleaning up the look around his handlebars such as throttle erc. I bought a Scott EMTB that is a nice quality ride and feel. I was surprised to realize that it has no brake actuated motor cut outs. Thus two less wires there.
Almost thinking of not having motor cut outs on my Hydra brakes.
If brake lines are excessively long can they be cut and reconnected with good results?
And CV mentioned deleting wires cleaning up the look around his handlebars such as throttle erc. I bought a Scott EMTB that is a nice quality ride and feel. I was surprised to realize that it has no brake actuated motor cut outs. Thus two less wires there.
Almost thinking of not having motor cut outs on my Hydra brakes.
Rickman1
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Rickman1
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GustyWinds
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Is this an item all new Hydras will need?
My Hydra tires use a Presta valve. I assume that’s standard unless you specifically request otherwise.
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