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Thanks a ton for this video! I might be needing to do this soon and this was incredibly helpful

I have the Step-Thru model w/41 miles on it so far. I like it so far for road & paved rec trail riding.

How are you getting so much range from your bike battery? On my most recent charge, I have about a 60% charge after 10 miles (16 km) of riding. Granted I'm carrying a shite-ton of gear w/me w/a backpack & a pannier bag plus a food delivery bag on the bike rack The battery is rated for 20 miles (32 km). I have the Step-Thru model.

je pense que c'est du au positionnement de la batterie ? sur mon Wabash j'ai du amener mon velo au concessionnaire car j'avais du mal à sortir la batterie et surtout a la rentrer et fermer le capot qui s'entrouvrer , j'ai du mettre un Rilsan pour le maintenir . je pense qu'il y a un réglage de positionnement de la batterie .

j'ai le même velo un yamaha Wabash , j'ai une question dont je n'ai pas la réponse au sujet des pneus . ils sont tubeless ready Maxxis Rambler TR et je me suis toujours demandé si ils étaient tubules ou si a l'intérieur il y avait une chambre à air?? quelle pression de gonflage pour tes pneus?

No sound ?

I have the WMC30516HZ (built in, with trim kit like yours) and looked everywhere for a microwave that would fit in the cavity within my cabinets, but continued to run into the issue of the depth of the cavity being 18". I have been told by several people that microwaves are getting bigger and the ones that are built-in need more depth than that. I was at a loss until I came across your video. I just purchased a Panasonic NN-SC73LS from Home Depot, am going to install it tonight with the old trim kit from the Whirlpool model WMC30516HZ, just like your video. If it does I'm going to buy an extra Panasonic NN-SC73LS so I don't run into this issue again in 8-10 years! Thank you for the video, even if it doesn't work out.

Is it easy to put a rear rack on the Wabash RT?

With 36 volt battery your results are ridiculous. Your numbers are phony. I am 200 lbs and this bike can only take me around for not more than 8 miles

Thanks for the update. I've put 500 miles on mine, as well. I'm looking at getting a brake job, too, because I have similar issues. Otherwise, it rides like new and hasn't lost any battery as far as I can tell.

Thanks for the video. Greatly appreciated.

It sounds like it's a battery. Tightness issue ... I just bought the Wabash rt and was planning on commuting in the rain, but I don't know if I should. Is it raided for rain?

How do i get the bike going? Im peddling and it doesn’t seem to be working

I noticed my Crosscore RC slips some of the high gears every now and then under load as it happened to you in this video... Is it still happening to you? its not the end of the world but I do want to fix it.

PPanasonic NN-SC73LS is a counter top model with restriction on the space around it. Would it work okay as built in with those restrictions?

You should be preloading the cap before you tighten the stem to the post. Yamaha lists 2.5 Nm in the manual. This ensures the bearings in your headset operate properly. The stem bolts should then all be 6 Nm.

I got the same error and have been struggling with it. And indeed it is battery loose connection. I have installed padding inside. I have given it to dealer nd they said it fixed it. I am hoping to get it back. I ride hard on trial and I think you too do as well. All the best!!

When they say it's an electric bike how do you make it into an electric bike where you don't have to pedal it no more

I've got the Wabash RT and it's a great bike as an All Road bike for riding multiple terrains, including gravel roads. My rides are between 25 and 75 miles so the aluminum fork is too stiff for a long day on the Gravel Roads. I'm interested in adding a suspension fork to Wabash RT. Can you elaborate on the compatibility of the fork/headset between the Wabash RT and Crosscore RC. Thanks for the comparison.

Thanks for the videos I'm going to buy myself a Concord commuter

I am a single Mom hoping I can do this by myself! My Whirlpool WMC30516AS died and I just bought the Panasonic NN-SC73LS to replace. I am a little worried because I'm not very "handy" and the Panasonic says it's a countertop and not a built-in? (It isn't returnable either!) It gets here tomorrow - wish me luck and thank you so much for posting this video and helping an old lady out!

Please keep us updated on this issue. I have a Wabash RT I am just not riding it until I lose some more weight

I got this from Google Error 71comes up On a Yamaha e-bike, error code 71 typically indicates a problem with the battery connection or stability, often caused by the battery moving too much within its mount, leading to a temporary loss of power or connection during riding; this is a common issue on Haibike e-bikes which often use Yamaha motors, and can usually be resolved by securing the battery more firmly in its mount with additional padding or adjusting the battery lock mechanism. Key points about error code 71: Battery related: This error is almost always related to the battery, either a loose connection or movement within the frame. Check battery mounting: Inspect the battery mounting system for looseness or potential for movement, especially on bumpy terrain. Secure the battery: Try adding padding or adjusting the battery lock mechanism to prevent movement. What to do if you see error code 71: Check battery connections: Ensure the battery is properly connected to the bike. Tighten battery mounting screws: Check and tighten all screws securing the battery to the frame. Add padding: Consider adding foam padding around the battery to prevent movement. Contact your dealer: If adjusting the battery mount does not resolve the issue, consult your bike dealer for further assistance.

Better rain than snow. ❄

Worst how to video ever

Why did you use a tool that didnt come with the box? You lost me there i coulsnt continue your video. Thanks tho

What brand of face mask is that?

The Cross Core RC's front chainring is 44T, but this is not suitable for tough hills. Battery drain is also high. Given the bike's characteristics, 36T is best as it is more like a gravel bike.

I have a large Sirrus Carbon that I have been meaning to sell. I stopped using 2 years ago after realizing it was too big for me. I would have shipped it.

Thanks for the great tips, I am freezing my ass of here in Michigan. The treadmill and rebounder are so damn boring, compared to the adventure of biking. Happy Holidays!

What phone app are you running? Are you aware of any way to add-on to or upgrade bike computer/controller to conect to garmin? Or to the esync app? Moro 5 has a different computer that connect via bluetooth/ant+ and its really nice. You get battery level and range in addition to other data.

Have you found a solution to that fork creaking noise? My Wabash has started to develop a similar sound. Many others have mentioned it and there is a range of suggested solutions including re-greasing the fork/headset bearings. Great vids!

Why would they put thinner tires on a gravel bike? Im glad i got the crosscore instead of the wabash. While i was waiting for my crosscore to show up i bought a deepower fat tire dual battery 55ah 48v dual shock and a 2k watt motor for 1120 shipped from ali express. Its suppose to have LG batteries. The batteries alone are worth half the price of the bike. Zero reviews on utube rolling the dice on this one.

Did u get the free battery ? I just bought the crosscore rc from ebikes508 it was 1400 plus 350 to ship. Wasnt too sure what to buy this or another brand with a Bosh motor and Samsung batteries. Wanted a light bike with clean lines.

I purchased this bike after watching your videos on it. Thanks

You are lucky it was that easy. Unfortunately the same can't be said for the 2.2 Cu Ft microwaves. I have a KitchenAid (which is a brand of Whirlpool) KMCS3022GSS microwave with a similar trim kit as in the video. The turntable didn't work and some of the digit segments on the display don't light up. I bought a Panasonic NN-SN97HS microwave attempting to replace it. What I found is that the height of the Panasonic was about a 1/4" too tall so it wouldn't fit through the trim piece opening. The feet on the bottom of the Panasonic were spread a bit wider than the Kitchenaid. Faced with either trying to somehow modify the existing trim kit or spend an additional $240+ for a Panasonic trim kit (about 50% more than the price of the microwave itself) and still having to modify the cabinet opening to use it, I decided to see if I could fix the KitchenAid. I ended up getting a replacement turntable motor (about $13 on Amazon) which fixed the turntable, and we will live with the display as I didn't see anything simple to solve that short of replacing the control panel which would have cost over $100 if I could even find a good source. Looking online it seems that even Similarly sized Whirlpool / KitchenAid microwaves available now are taller than mine and use a different trim kit. The Panasonic is being returned to Costco.

I was wondering if this bike uses a torque or cadence sensor?

Thanks for sharing! Please could you tell me if you can chargue the battery when it is out of the bicycle?

Hi I see that you have the Crosscore RC and the Wabash RT are the batteries interchangeable without changing the end cap on the battery?

Also if I'm looking to go fast I should stay in 5th ?? I'm about to go on a long journey of road

Please tell me how to turn on the bike light.

I noticed your dropper cable is way too long. It was on my wife's small Wabash. It's pretty easy to shorten it at the post, as there's a set screw.

After 175 miles I can say that level 1 pas works very well for my style of riding, helping to make the trip feel as level as possible. I avg 10 mph and am not a power rider, rather I am in the game for exercise and exploration and this bike helps me get a nice workout without causing too much stress on my heart, one that has been vegging in the lazy-boy for too many years. I do use the higher modes, especially on the way home from more daring excursions, and find auto mode to be very flexible and easy to control depending upon the type of pedaling one uses. The front leaning rest position took a bit to get used to, but now I prefer it and feel it to be a powerful angle for "digging in" and transferring muscle power to the wheel. Battery life is amazing and power delivery is smooth and predictable. I love the bike and hope the spare battery shows up as advertised.

freaking unbelivable - had the same microwave and the lights died...went to home depot and got the panasonic. my wife and I had it changed out in 15 min. than you so much

What’s the max weight limit

I took mine for the first ride. Never been on an ebike before. Best ride I've ever taken! I'm a believer. I just put it in auto, and 30 miles later I'm amazed. Low cadence torque is outstanding. Nice quiet ride that is very natural feeling.

Great video !

Nice review! I just got one delivered today! Can you recommend a good phone app?

Does your handlebar have a right/left asymmetry to it? On mine, the left side comes out straight. The right side starts straight but about halfway, it is angled back towards the rider. There is no evidence that the bar got bent in shipping. Thanks.

For such trail, why didn't you get the one of the Moro's, i am wondering? Also, did you ride the same trail with Crosscore? I think the CC may handle better than the Wabash as the CC has a suspension fork?