I have the same problem on my new e cells dual star. The tech went through a bunch of different possibilities and decided it was the torque controller. So they will be sending me a new one if they ever get them in. Me in my case it had nothing to do with motor temperature or loose wires.

what was the ambient temp? seems like over heating. Have you asked WIRED what is the behavior supposed to be when it over heats?

I don't think ill be buying that bike.

You know what's better than five extra amps? Your bike not shutting down when you're trying to ride it

Ventura Slim - Great video and thank you. (1) Question: On your dual-star eCells bike what mirrors do you have on your bike ? They look nice and big with lots of visibility. (2) Thanks for the link to the 26x4 fat tires - since they are tubeless can you still add flat out or slime or do you need a tube for the flat prevention ? (3) Comment: I have seen multiple videos on the Wired Cruiser cutting out (for whatever reason). Any idea what is going on ? Has your buddy contacted the folks at Wired for a repair ? Curious how the company is responding.

I'm going to try that taco truck for lunch next week. I'm bummed by the cut-outs of the Wired bike. It seems to be perfect except for that. Thanks for the reviews.

It has to be a bad controller.

I had the same problem with a bike a had. I FOUND OUT., that the battery and the motor had a different voltage. The motor was 36v. AND BATTERY WAS 48 VOLTS. I bought it from a private seller.

damn it!!!! 😡🤬😈

Hmmm.. controller in that sealed compartment is potted? Should be fine. Check motor wire connector if it came loose .

Sounds like your buddy might have a bad controller. If the wiring is all intact & it's not throwing any error codes on the display from the motor, I would have to lean towards the controller has an issue once it reaches the 200 degree mark. A mosfet or connection inside is probably bad.

Lol.. 😂 lady on her phone. Typical

I was checking out the video that the Latina lady did on the E-Cells Monstar, looks fast with the dual Hentac 1,500s and just 80 amps. Looks like 45 mph is no problem.

I think the Wired Freedom & the E-Cells high speed ebikes may have some competition going on as of July 2024 they now have these 52v 3000w dual motor 1500w peak per motor 25ah battery with dual separate 25 amp controllers hitting 38-44 mph a few ppl have them on KZbin & to find them just type 52v 3000w dual motor ebike on either Amazon or eBay and the best part is they only $1300 bucks for the more average person who don't have over 2 grand for a fast ebike

Where did you get the display on your cell to show you how much battery you had left? That is neat. I have the same bike but my bike is blue. My bike has a torque sensor which gives better range.

Second battery is not needed.. You get plenty of range on the main battery only.

I got the same range on my Wired...pas 2 for the first half of the ride and was much harder on second half... if i did pas 2 the entire ride i could have went much further

what did the voltage sag down to when you twisted the throttle? I have a feeling that's why you got the cut out because it sagged down to 50v or something along those lines and then when you powered off and back on because the voltage sag was gone you got the power back until it sagged down again.

Thanks for the review. Cruiser light looks brighter and adjusted better for longer sight. You mentioned people wouldn't take a cruiser off road, so not an apples to apples comparison. Interesting, because I want a cruiser for off road for hunting. Even at 6'2", I don't want to try to swing my leg over a stand or something that's strapped on the rear rack.

I wonder if the environment is causing the change? The weather is cooler than your first ride, more breaks or longer breaks this time around while riding.

Still waiting on mine. Watching your videos helps me to just wait and be patient.

I just got home from Europe, lots of cycling paths there.

Need to ride my Ebike more only got 75 miles on it.

Hey pal, those mirrors look cool. Can you please share the brand/model?

Ecells suck 🤣

Where did you get your mirrors ?

Excells customer service take forever to sent replacement parts.

pretty amazing how that little strap makes a world of difference lol....freedom owner here but essentially same bike

Hi from Australia.I recently found your videos and liked the content of your local area. I have subscribed so keep them coming. Take care.

Great video, thanks for posting. However, I must take issue with you at timestamp 14:30 in your video where you said, "No one rides their bike like this". Most of my rides are done at an average speed of 15 to 18 miles an hour and I regularly attain a range of at least 85 miles per charge. I can cruise at 15 to 20 miles an hour at PAS level one and 6th gear on flat ground. I am currently at 52.6 volts (25%) on my batteries and have already ridden 83.4 miles on this charge. I have never taken a ride where the batteries were completely drained, but if I did, I know I would get at least 100 miles on the charge. There is absolutely no reason to ride this bike on PAS level 4 when you are in traffic or around pedestrians. You must have a cadence sensor instead of a torque sensor, correct? Anyway, again, thanks for sharing this video. I really love my Dual Star bike, and it looks like you were having a great time too. Be safe and take care.

Good video no real comparison videos out there like this

I've be3n watching your videos. I just purchased a wired cruiser and will be headed to Ventura. Would love to eventually go on a ride with you.

Can you install the front basket or that big light will make it imposible.I heard they already come up with the extension bracket to attach the front basket, but I am not 100% sure that will help especially when you do tight turns.What are your thoughts about it??? ??????

Tannus Armour Tire Insert

Tanner Armour!!!

There only ONE way to deal WITH FLATS

Is your e cell the 17 or 19"

I've got five Juiced bikes, been riding since 2018 over 43,000 miles In that time I've got dozens and dozens of flats literally enough to buy a new bike at $50 per repair (including tubie and sealant)... Always figured it would be a pain to try to fix the flat myself so I always have someone pick me up and go to the bike shop If I was handy enough to repair in the field I would but here are some things I have learned over time 1) give a trusted loved one access to your phone GPS 2) when riding on normal streets try to stay away from the gutter. That's where all the crap like nails, glass and debris are 3) HEB Allscape tires are super beefy like motorcycle tires and hold up much better I'm currently on 7500 mi on one bike and they still have life, also use Flat Out with them 4) Tannus tire inserts... 5) Ehen going off-road be careful for cactus, thorns and sharp rocks, your tread can handle it but your sidewalls can't 6) I frequently go in very remote places by myself and am constantly playing out the worst case scenario and a plan if s*** goes wrong I used to get flats multiple times per week, sometimes day after day. Very frustrating for years. But I've been lucky so far with these tips, My flats are very infrequent now and the only danger really are huge nails and shards of metal that would destroy any tire Hope this helps

yeah what he said 🤣

I've logged about 2000 miles on my 2024 Wired Freedom and have had a total of 4 flats - all in the rear tire. My advice is this: forget about the flatout/slime in the innertube, and pass on the tire-liners too. Here's why: Patching innertubes is really easy to do as long as you don't have foam liners making accessing the tube a pain, and I imagine the flatout/slime goo will make getting a proper seal with the patch more difficult. Flat are going to happen; it's an unfortunate reality of riding anywhere there are people and their junk/trash. But its quite easy to flip these bikes over onto their seat/handlebars and pop the tire off one side of the rim to get at the tube without removing the wheel. I can locate the puncture and patch it in about 5 minutes and it takes about another 5 minutes to pump 25 psi back into the tire with a manual handpump. 15 minutes of field repair beats a long walk home etc, and the patch-kits that use rubber cement with bonding rubber squares are effectively permanent; the scabs are junk, skip those - they don't last. The ones I use are called "Slime Classic Patch Kit" and its very portable, and there are a variety of portable pumps as well. That's all you need to never worry about being stranded again. Happy riding. :)

Another great video Ventura Slim. Do you have a theory on why the Wired Cruiser just cut-out and shut-down? I get anxiety just thinking about getting stranded with no explanation. Bikes are machines. There are not supposed to be temperamental. Very informative and love how you just film whatever happens - no editing and just real live flow of what occurred. Thanks.

Ahhh my favorite ebike video once again very much appreciated... 😉

You ran up Chumash?? Hate that hill. You almost rode past my place on your way back. Crazy you did 40 miles and still had almost half a battery left.

What's the two battery sizes in your bike ?

Awww Did u delete the E Cells Death wobble video 😞 Man I loved that video I watched it at least once or twice a day I like how long the video was and how u switched to that hill climb showing the bikes speed and coming back home on that coastline was cool if you upload it again just rename it

You are not telling the truth about the wired bike....it can go easily 50 miles on the main battery only....two batteries are not needed and should be offered as an option on both bikes.

Lesson is bring the tools and supplies to fix a flat and make sure that you bring some food and water with you.

I just found out that my hunter green one is on it's way.

I would be cautions too, I went to the lake with my girlfriend locked our bikes up to walk down to the lake. When we got back to the bikes someone when thru my bag and stole my water bottle. Who steals a used water bottle???????

At least it was a simple fix , for wobble. As a new Dual Star owner , I appreciate the info and relieved theres no wobble issue for my bike. To much traffic for hands free riding AFAIC.