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@@TheMoanaWay Do you have the AWD S? It might be different depending on the model. I can put up a video on how to do it. I’ve been busy with work so I’ll try and get one uploaded by the end of the week.

@@SwervinAround yeah I have the AWD S, with the same display unit you have. Ok sounds awesome man, looking forward to that vid 👌🏽thank u

@@karlknizek150 Sorry to hear that. Hope you got a good deal on one.

@@charlesizdead4242 It’s pretty easy if you’re willing to try. Just take pictures of the layout before you pull the wheels off. There’s a lock washers that slides over the axel on each side. Just remember the orientation when you put it back together. I’d also grab a set of long Allen wrenches with a handle to make removing bolts easier. I stripped some of the bolts with the Allen wrenches they gave me and had to dremel a slot in the button head so I could use a flathead screwdriver.

@@meyergomes go buy a good set of long hex wrenches with a handle first. It makes a world of difference. I stripped a few of the bolts using the factory Allen wrenches that I ended up having to Dremel a slot in the button head to use a flathead screw driver haha. Once you start hearing noise again, it’s usually time to tighten the spokes and then it goes away. Don’t be afraid to really grease it. I’ve done it twice now because first time wasn’t enough. Put a coat around the outside drum and another around the motor that goes inside the drum. I’d also lightly dab some throughout the teeth of the gears.

@@folly_ah_duh The customer service seems to be the case for a lot of big manufacturers. I see people complaining about super 73 and ride1up customer support all the time in their Reddit subs. It’s just frustrating to deal with. It’s more so for those that aren’t the hands on type. Personally, I don’t think waiting a year will change much in that regard. Maybe they’ll upgrade the suspension but you can always get aftermarket with a spacer. They’ve been around long enough to have a few generations of bikes by now so the lack customer support is probably not going anywhere. Overall the bike is a blast so if you’re into the e-moped style of bike and are comfortable doing your own maintenance (motor greasing, tightening spokes, cleaning drive train and chain etc) then I’d say it’s worth it. I will say this though if you plan on getting a second e-bike for a partner, I’d get a different brand. That way you’re not dealing with Pedals customer support on two bikes. I plan on doing that for my gf. I can’t speak for the other eco system parts but I do like the in frame basket. I keep one of those heavy kryptonite chains in it as well as a water bottle when riding. I’ve also stashed a hoodie in it when it’s hot so it’s definitely useful. The in frame is nice because you don’t ruin the aesthetics by loading up the cargo rack in the back or strapping a bag to it.

@@mastadutch117 Ayy periodot green ftw. Appreciate the kind words, brotha!

Appreciate the kind words! The company is not perfect so if you’re comfortable with tinkering on a bike then I recommend it 100%. If you’re hesitant to do maintenance I would look at am Ariel Rider as they are essentially the same bikes but have better customer support. They’re just kind of hideous haha.

@@grflow8400 No problem. I did another in-depth review not to long ago going over all of the details I missed in this video.

I ordered it on eBay. Message the seller if you want a specific color. www.ebay.com/itm/226303263526?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=WEWFl7XVSVK&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Q-T6l1oRTLu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

You sure it’s not the hub motors? Mine used to be really noisy. Then I opened both up and put automotive grease in and it’s pretty quiet. When I hear rattling, I tighten spokes (since I know the motors are greased) and it usually goes away.

Agreed on the customer service. It’s nonexistent. I just said fuck it I’ll do it myself. What problem are you dealing with currently?

@SwervinAround had a controller blow and damaged my battery. Took it to a shop and everything and they still won't send a new battery after getting proof . They send the controller but not battery. Perplexing.

@@phonehome1133 That blows. How recent did this happen? I know these types of batteries can only be shipped via land or sea so the lead time is probably a long wait. My guess is that’s why it’s not available on their website for purchase either. I assume once the secondary batteries sell out, they’ll remove it from the website until they receive a new bulk order. I’ve heard of people having success via Alibaba but you’d still have to wait a while until it arrives since it’s coming by ship.

@@dymondzncurlz the tire and bike swing out to the side. I show it at the end.