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Yeah that's the setup I use and it works great 👍

Slightly

I heard charge cycle works is working on that

But they will be remembered

@@shanebaird-the-ebikecowboy yes indeed iam so mad cause I’ve always wanted one so badly but never could afford it it’s still a beauty

Yes

...Yeah

Chi 😂

About the widest tire size available is 70/100-19 The only other rear tire sizes available are for full moto x bikes. In rear you can get a Shinko SR 241 in a 3.50-19. That looks like it would fit. Front you can run a 2.75-19. (Reply from MX Electric) Shane's mom's account 😊

@lisabaird317 thanks for the info! I see that people have tried to put in 3.5 inch in the rear but they had to shave off some of the tire or "dish" the wheel to one of the sides so that it wouldn't run on the chain. Same thing for the mx5 spacing you think?

​@Chorgy That could be Dad is running a 17 in on the rear wheel of his Mx4 and it fits perfectly but they Don't make a 3.00 x 19 in a 241. You could just run both front and back 2.75x19 241s. They work good for dulsporting but the Mx tires work great for the dirt.

Save your money

Thank you!!

I think the oem talaria factory shock is one of the better shocks. I think talaria made it just for ebikes.

Yes

Replacing it with a white one to give more color.

He's been wearing them since 79 😊

not all of them, only a small majority actually got the scud type battery, but all the others got the good type of greenway or whatever it’s called

@@elmotheconqueror obviously I know that. That's why I asked if he has a scud battery

I was

Yeah 241s are great we like to use them as a rear tire for our bikes we didn't do it for the Mx5 because we are going to use it for 80% dirt. On our Mx4s we run 17 in rear wheels and on Dad's he runs 3.00 x 17 and there's room between the chain and side of the tire but they don't make a 3.00x19 they make 2.75x19 that is what you would run on the front. I think a 3.50x19 would work on the back but not quite sure. If it's sandy in your area the Bridgestone m203 works great for the front and a 241 in the back.

No, I don't think so.

Yes. But I don't think it has its own plug to remove its wired into one plug woth other wires you can't disconnect. You could add a switch to it tho to connect and disconnect the wire on the fly

Ok!

It's GREAT!!!!!!

See ya 👋

Will do.

I've taken a quick look at it. Looks pretty cool. I'm not a fan of hub motors though and it reminds me alot of the Onyx rcr and that thing I felt was to heavy and slow for what I needed it. are you planning on riding on dirt with it or just street. Personally, I would just get a Talaria mx5 or e ride.

@@shanebaird-the-ebikecowboy Thanks for the quick response. I actually put in an order for the RCR, but Onyx went out of business, so I never got my bike. My riding would be mostly on the street, but I would like something I can throw around in the dirt for fun. I might consider the Talaria, but it seems very much an offroad focused bike.

@BingeV Talaria and Surron just market themselves as an off-road bike so they don't get in trouble legally, but many people use them for street riding. The Talaria is way more adaptable than the Brute will be with Talaria having more aftermarket parts so you can customize it to what you want. The stock suspension on a Talaria will be vastly superior compared to the rfy shocks on the Brute. We went the Onyx route. The bikes were fast, but it had a terrible suspension heavy and felt outdated. At higher top speeds, the Onyx felt very sketchy, especially on rough roads. And the cherry on top. Both of mine and my Dad's Rcr's hub motors shut down within 50 miles of riding. The Talaria Mx4 is on sale right now for $4,200. We each have one, and we have them setup for mostly street riding and light trails, and we love them. The top speed for us is 50 mph. Just by doing simple changes makes it work really well with the street. We just got the Mx5, but really, love it so far, but we're still figuring things out. So for me, I would never go back to that e moped design ever again. I know the Brute is a different bike, but it can see the problems that were there on the Rcr and would recommend against it. If you want to know how we set ours help just let me know.

@@BingeV There are plenty of pavement princesses who love the Talarias

The E ride is pretty cool 😎

This MX5 is factory limited to 20-25mph. If you remove the limiter which is the wire he cut it will go 60mph

Yep

Is it actually limited to 20-25

Umm make sure you put black tape on it or the mx5 gos bye bye

@@RobertHardy-vd7fm We did just didn't show my bad 😁

Thank you!

There's always next time.

Box was way way to heavy...they tried!!

No it felt very smooth when I was in Hyper mode.

Thanks for the warning.

where on the battery is the Greenway logo?...and I can't seem to find the Scud logo?

@@shockadellickRead the fine print on the battery. It’s towards the bottom. All it says is Scud.

Better call lunar and ask for the good battery 🔋 be safe don't Burn to the ground

With the way the guy in the video is talking, even if it's a Scud keep riding it please.

Unfortunately, there is right now reasons to believe that fire video might be fake or at the very least manipulated. don't know yet, but keep your eyes on it, and don't just believe everything you see and hear, we have no shortage of shenanigans going on do we. use critical thinking You have to keep in mind, the bike space is very competitive, things take place to make the other guy look bad, is this what happened here, don’t know but we know such things happen when market share and competition is so close.

​@@SuperMatt2112 nope it's 100% real. Luna is recalling some mx5s with a "Scud" battery and replacing them.

You believe everything you seeon UA-cam?

@@coolshariq do you do Any research before commenting something stupid? Obviously not..