Known Issues & Problems with Juiced Bikes Products + Help, Solutions & Fixes

Hum...just a thought. If it occurs at that one intersection only, maybe it's the traffic light sensor in the road/asphalt? Some of these could have a much stronger magnetic field than others and it's somehow affecting the motor?
 
DavidinFL said:
Hum...just a thought. If it occurs at that one intersection only, maybe it's the traffic light sensor in the road/asphalt? Some of these could have a much stronger magnetic field than others and it's somehow affecting the motor?
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Is that really a thing? Never heard of it! This is not a super major intersection, so it would surprise me, but who knows?!
 
Just a hypothesis, very strange it only occurs at one intersection. One would think if it was a bad connection, etc...you would have other random drop outs and not at one place every time. Bring a compass next time and see if it does strange things?
 
New CCS/CCX Fender Stays - Probably not worth a separate post, but I had to remove the front wheel on my CCX to transport in our car, and of course the front fender stays got all bent up during loading/unloading. I was able to bend them back into place, swearing the whole time at the way they attach to the fenders with tiny Philips-head screws. Today I happened to be looking at the Juiced website and noticed there are new retrofit stays for the CCX/CCS which look a bit better engineered than the original design. At $12 it was worth it to have on hand the next time I have to fix the fenders.

https://www.juicedbikes.com/collections/mechanical/products/new-ccx-ccs-fender-stays
 
andyraf said:
New CCS/CCX Fender Stays - Probably not worth a separate post, but I had to remove the front wheel on my CCX to transport in our car, and of course the front fender stays got all bent up during loading/unloading. I was able to bend them back into place, swearing the whole time at the way they attach to the fenders with tiny Philips-head screws. Today I happened to be looking at the Juiced website and noticed there are new retrofit stays for the CCX/CCS which look a bit better engineered than the original design. At $12 it was worth it to have on hand the next time I have to fix the fenders.

https://www.juicedbikes.com/collections/mechanical/products/new-ccx-ccs-fender-stays
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Good to know!
 
My front brake lever is very loose (after a long hiatus from use). 2018 CCS model.

Anyone have resources to troubleshoot/fix? Do I need to bleed the brakes?
 
Asher said:
My front brake lever is very loose (after a long hiatus from use). 2018 CCS model.

Anyone have resources to troubleshoot/fix? Do I need to bleed the brakes?
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I googled for adjusting brake levers, and the first result was... A video of a Juiced CCS!


On closer examination, my brake lever has some vertical looseness. I don't see any way to screw it tighter, since there's just flat chrome nails, so I'll try to use a rubber mallet.
 
Asher said:
I googled for adjusting brake levers, and the first result was... A video of a Juiced CCS!


On closer examination, my brake lever has some vertical looseness. I don't see any way to screw it tighter, since there's just flat chrome nails, so I'll try to use a rubber mallet.
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Before taking a mallet to it, I had a bike mechanic friend take a look. He had encountered it before, but said there wasn't much you could do beyond replacing it. I proposed sticking something in between, like a piece of rubber, and he said that might help.
 
Pretty sure the answer is a no, but is there any way to reduce the assist level of Eco? It's too high for where I'm riding which has frequent stops and lots of other riders.

I know I can cut out the assist at a lower top speed, but I may want those for higher speed riding on occasion.
 
andyraf said:
New CCS/CCX Fender Stays - Probably not worth a separate post, but I had to remove the front wheel on my CCX to transport in our car, and of course the front fender stays got all bent up during loading/unloading. I was able to bend them back into place, swearing the whole time at the way they attach to the fenders with tiny Philips-head screws. Today I happened to be looking at the Juiced website and noticed there are new retrofit stays for the CCX/CCS which look a bit better engineered than the original design. At $12 it was worth it to have on hand the next time I have to fix the fenders.

https://www.juicedbikes.com/collections/mechanical/products/new-ccx-ccs-fender-stays
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Wudda bin nice if they'd done that in the first place. Having to mess with those annoying little screws gets tiresome. They don't hold well.
 
The rattling front fender drove me nuts, a very short drive in every way, so I switched to SKS Blumels. Now I have to use the bell to alert people on the trail instead of simply taking one hand off the bar. The fender shape matches the battery shape perfectly. Don't see how changing the screw placement on the Juiced fender stay would help anything beyond it's easier to access. Agreed, John, "but climate's just too wet where I live."
 
CC-S(tealth)Rider said:
The rattling front fender drove me nuts, a very short drive in every way, so I switched to SKS Blumels. Now I have to use the bell to alert people on the trail instead of simply taking one hand off the bar. The fender shape matches the battery shape perfectly. Don't see how changing the screw placement on the Juiced fender stay would help anything beyond it's easier to access. Agreed, John, "but climate's just too wet where I live."
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Thanks for the recommendation on the SKS Bluemels. I'll look into them. They have different models, which one did you buy?
 
I got rid of most of the fender rub by pulling on the wire in the middle bending it so it bulged out.
 
ctbaz said:
I ended up taking off my front fender. I couldn't get it dialed in. Has anyone tried these?
https://www.juicedbikes.com/collections/parts/products/new-ccx-ccs-fender-stays
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So that link is just a pair of front and rear fender stays.

FWIW, I had the notorious front fender rattle but I was able to fix it. Disconnect the stays from the fender and put a slight outward bend on each one (gentle curve of about 10 degrees, so that the stay would be ~ 4 cm away from the fender). Do this with the stay mounted on the fork with the 90 degree bend pointed straight up parallel with the fork. After bending the stay, loosen the mounting bolt slightly at the fork. Remount the stay to the fender with it placed immediately against the mud flap at the bottom. Now you can tighten the mounting bolts allowing either slight clockwise or counterclock rotation of the stay to center the fender over the tire. This keeps the stays in a state of constant tension on the fender. Has been working well for thousands of miles for me.
Good luck.
 
Juiced says not to ride in the rain
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WTF?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1144695674384060421
 
Have your charger plugged in the outlet before plugging it into the battery. I noticed/heard arcing if I plugged into the battery before plugging the charger. This is with the OEM charger on the CCX.
 
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