💯 thanks

1000w, peak 1500w bafang mid drive. Pull trigger front end comes up. If talented, ride the wheelie or just know ripping up down trails must be mud drive 🤠 😍

Mid drive has a throttle and one doesnt have to pedal if they dont want.... Otherwise like your info

I recently got the FX 1. While I do like it overall, not gonna lie. I do miss the hydraulic brakes. The mechanical disc feels like old rim brakes in terms of grip effort and stopping performance. Also, the 600mm riser handlebar on the FX 1 feels a tad too narrow. The extra lowest gear on the FX 2 is not really needed unless you do extreme climbing.

Thank you Sir

this is why they make ATV'S PAL SO YOU DONT LOOK LIKE A DORK

Second time I took the rear wheel off, first time everything went well, but now After putting the wheel back, I can't use the 5th gear, it just pedals with no traction and severe chain skipping. Gear 2 is bad too, but the other are fine. Anyone has any idea of why?

drop the music

Just what I needed to fix the lad's rear tire. Thanks!

Tnx great video !!!

I bought this bike and Iam loving it. Though it’s not the best it works without a problem ❤

I have a a 14in.tubeless it a fold in half .I can't get it to pop on the wheel

Good video, excellent points all. One Q: I live in a hilly section of town - it is all ups and downs. Home many Nms of torque do you recommend for guy with bad knees who wants a mid motor with torque sensor?

Se is way overrated, good bikes but why would you want something everyone has ? Redline all the way

Thank you very much! this helped a lot.

When i reinstalled the wheel back in, it wont spin anymore.

Great video - thanks!

Good one thanks

Hello good sir. I have used this video to successfully change my rear ebike flattened tube, all thanks to a well made video with a smart man getting straight to the point. Bravo. Liked your video and subscribed 🤝

Thanks a lot Bro!

Thank you sir I was trying to repair the back wheel for 2 days

there's nothing wrong in buying an entry level bike this video is a big thumbs down for me,not gonna finish watching either what a disappointment

I’ve bought two cheapo bikes for my kid, one from Walmart and one from Facebook marketplace…..both bikes were assembled with the forks facing the wrong way. 😅

How to know which way to turn to loosen the rear wheel nuts though? I ended up tightening it the last time I tried. Please help 🙏

Hello Lloyd :) Thank you so much for this video! I truly enjoy riding my Ebike and my rear tire is worn with almost 2100 miles. I just got new tires today and wanted to see your steps in how remove and reinstall the rear tire with a derailer / motor assembly safely. Thank you again! JL

Great show for a newby like me. Didn’t realize there were so many choices. Considering full time RV life and wanted something besides me to get around on. Thanks for the info!

Great video thanks! I’m 6’6” 35 inseam

My motor recently died, Was worried I'd need special tools to just replace the whole thing. Maybe not :)

I’m looking at upgrading my Trek FX 3. Looking for a bike to ride mainly on bike paths and some dirt terrain. A bike light and fast and comfortable. Do you recommend this bike?

When i want to lift the wheel its stuck omg

Wow, a lot to learn about e-bikes

This bike water resistant?

Great introduction.

Excellent advice. Thanks for your thoroughness.

I have fixed rear wheel flats on bikes many times. This is my first e-bike. We were riding in New Mexico and got many goat head thorns in our tires. In the span of two months we got three flats. I was nervous about doing the repair on the rear wheel on the e-bike. Your video explained it concisely. Thank you very much. My only suggestion is get the camera closer to what you were doing. Thanks again for this great tutorial!!

Thanks

I fell in love with the Townie bike's after renting a electric and a non-electric one out in Florida. Absolutely love the smooth of the ride. I didn't realise that they aren't that easy to buy from within the UK. I'm 5ft and the habit of getting off the seat to have my feet on the floor was the norm for me. So I've never tried to touch the floor whilst remaining seated. I am debating whether to get this one or not. I don't take the battery out of my previous e-bikes, as they are stored in the spare room.

I fingnyou very on point, but cannot absorb anything you are saying over the music...

Do I have to carry boxes on my bike?

thanks for pointing out the issue with the seat too low and the knee coming up too high at the top of the stroke. As a senior I will take that into consideration.

Thanks

Mèn and woman bikes have not been thrown out the window. Step thru is a girls bike. Where are men buying girl bikes? Woke junk makes your perceptions questionable

My back wheel genuinely won’t come off

Thanks so much...especially for the heads up about the notches in the axle to slide correctly onto the frame again...hardest part was finding an open-ended 18mm wrench...my neighbor had the perfect tool...now I gotta get 1 for sure

I have a 29" Trek Marlin 5 I red, fully rebuild with 3x8 speed Shimano Altus gears... And I also have a 29" Trek Marlin 6, witch im right now also fully rebuilding with 3x8 speed Shimano Altus gears... I absolutely love these MTB's

You made it look so easy. Now I'm confident that when I get a flat on the rear wheel of my new e-bike that I'll be able to fix it right. As insurance from future flats on the rear wheel, I think adding a tire liner would be a good idea also. 😊

Thank you! This was very helpful. My dad was helping me change the back tire and we was so confused by the power cable. Appreciate your video! You were very good explaining

You're going to pay a premium for the Trek name and their warranty for the peace of mind. The Ramblas is a bit more of a risk regarding their frame and motor because they aren't tried and tested like a Trek/Bosch. To offset that risk, you get better components than the Trek in pretty much every area. You know Trek will be around tomorrow, next year and probably 10 years from now vs. Aventon where you're kind of crossing your fingers everything works out and they are also around for a long time. Heard good things about the Aventon motor with a minor con being the rattle that most seem to have. Doesn't seem to affect the performance or durability though.

My Santa Monica has been like... the best investment I've made

I think it is easier to make sure you set the bike to it's hardest gear (smallest cassette cog) prior to removing the rear wheel which will give you the most slack and don't turn the bike upside down which will cause you to work against gravity it is just easier to remove the tire out of the derailleur working with gravity in my opinion.