this is great. glad to see it and how you move it around and the purpose behind some of the parts. my 559 kickstand (thanks for showing what that is!) seems to be missing the rubber(?) end piece. can that be purchased or do i need to buy a whole new kickstand?
We are able to purchase just the rubber bumper piece. If you’d like you can go to our website(cypbikes.com) and either email us or call and then we can start the process of getting you one!
For folding the trike you will need to have the chain in the smallest sprockets both front and rear. This would put the front in the smallest chain ring which is for hill climbing. The smallest sprocket in the rear is the highest gear which is NOT for hill climbing. Hopefully that answers your question.
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Thank you for the best explanation that I have seen as a new trike owner.
Thanks for the kind words!
Oh yes Great Presentation Thank you very much
this is great. glad to see it and how you move it around and the purpose behind some of the parts. my 559 kickstand (thanks for showing what that is!) seems to be missing the rubber(?) end piece. can that be purchased or do i need to buy a whole new kickstand?
Most likely you’ll need to get a whole new kickstand. I’ll check and see if we can get just that piece!
We are able to purchase just the rubber bumper piece. If you’d like you can go to our website(cypbikes.com) and either email us or call and then we can start the process of getting you one!
Thank you for the video
You’re welcome!
thank you very much you are very helpful.👍👍
do you shift to the gears for going up the hill to put it in the lowest gear? good video
For folding the trike you will need to have the chain in the smallest sprockets both front and rear. This would put the front in the smallest chain ring which is for hill climbing. The smallest sprocket in the rear is the highest gear which is NOT for hill climbing. Hopefully that answers your question.