Ericmacfan
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Hey RadLovers,
Just curious as to which color you chose ?
Mine is black
Just curious as to which color you chose ?
Mine is black
My first add on will be a gps tracking anti theft device !! Living in Montreal which has a reputation for being the Mecca of bikes thieves, I will put all the chances on my sidePlanning any bike mods or part swaps Eric?
I'm seriously contemplating replacing the fork (you don't need a shock on a fat bike...really anyway), and also drilling the rims to remove another pound. Definitely swapping the tubes and the freewheel cassette as well!
I'm thinking about asking for a second battery again if they will honor that $400 campaign price.
I did think about adding one to my order, but I thought I'd wait to see if I need to get one first. This my first e-bike, so its difficult for me to judge at the moment whether or not I'll need one. I don't mind if it costs me a bit extra. Thanks for your suggestion, as an e-bike noob they are always welcomeFlux, have you asked about shipping for the second battery? My thought is that since they are already shipping you one, the cost may only be for the added weight and not a significant amount more as they are already paying the necessary hazard costs.
The city that I live in is very hilly. The steepest road I use rises about 300 foot in just over half a mile.Your welcome! If you answer a couple questions we might be able to figure out whether one battery would be enough! What is your area like, generally Gilly or flat? How far do you want to travel? Will you pedal or use throttle mostly? What speed do you think you'll ride at? What is your (approximate!) Weight?
The extra battery is such a good price unless we figure you are highly unlikely to use it, you should still try to jump on one. Shipping a battery on its own, especially internationally (granted they are using a fairly common mount that can possibly be sourced locally or at least regionally) can cost well over a hundred dollars on its own.