Adjusting Brakes on Jetson Haze Folding Electric Bike Costco

Adjusting Brakes on Jetson Haze Folding Electric Bike Costco
🚴 How to Use Jetson Haze Folding Electric Bike Costco • How to Use Jetson Haze...
🚴 Jetson Haze Folding Electric Bike Assembly Video • Costco Jetson Haze Fol...
✅ Slime Tube Sealant amzn.to/3htCQzf
✅ FlatOut Tire Sealant amzn.to/3rL2Kod
✅ Suspension Cruiser Saddle Cloud-9 amzn.to/3gtQLHe
✅ How To Adjust Brakes and Braking Pads on Jetson Ebike • How To Adjust Brakes a...
🚴 Amazon Jetson store amzn.to/3rqs9mT
✅ Prevent Flat Tires • Jetson Bolt Tire Repai...
✅ Bike Portable Air Pump • Bike Portable Air Pump...
✅ Nightlights Must have! amzn.to/37hPUTQ Watch video - • Jetson Bolt Pro Bike ...
✅ Compare Seats Giddy Up! Bike Seat • Jetson Bolt Pro Seat C...
✅ XNITO Helmet amzn.to/3S4eEVP
✅ Accessories Videos • E-bike and Scooter's A...
🚴 Compare Jetson Haze vs. Jetson Bolt Pro Folding Electric Bike • Compare Jetson Haze to...
🚴 Compare Jetson Haze Vs. Voyager Radius Pro Electric Bike • Jetson Haze Vs. Voyage...
🚴 Voyager Radius Pro Folding Electric Bike Unboxing and Speed Test • WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY ...
🚴 Up Hill Test Voyager Radius Pro Folding Electric Bike • Up Hill Test Voyager R...
🚴 Jetson Haze Assembly and Speed Test • WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY J...
🚴 Compare Jupiter Discovery X5 Vs. Jetson Bolt Pro • Compare Jupiter Discov...
🚴 Compare Jetson Bolt Pro to Voyager Radius Pro • Compare Jetson Bolt Pr...
🚴 Compare Jupiter Defiant Vs. Espin Nesta 21 • Compare Jupiter Defian...
🚴 Compare DYU V1 Vs. Jetson Bolt Pro • Compare DYU V1 Vs. Jet...
🚴 Compare Lectric XP Lite Vs. Jetson Bolt Pro • Compare Lectric XP Lit...
✅ Jetson Haze Spesifications
16” Tires
350w Motor
Removable Battery
Rear Shock Suspension
3 Pedal Assist Modes & Twist Throttle
Double Folding Compact Frame
Front and Taillight Led
Anti-Theft Locking Device
Battery 48V, 7.5AH Lithium-ion 360WH
Unfolded Dimensions (L x W x H): 53" x 21" x 43"
Folded Dimensions (L x W x H) 30" x 18" x 28
Haze Weight 48 Lbs
Charge Time up to 5 hours
Max Speed 15.5 MPH
Max Range (twist throttle ) 15 miles
Max Range (Pedal Assist) 20
Climbing Angle15 degrees
Rider Weight Limit 265Lbs
DAD's Channel a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
#ebike #costco #electricbike

[@inrmind1035]

Watching your video gave me the confidence I needed to adjust my Jeston Haze. Thank you!

[@erides]

You can do it! thanks for watching

[@chorpeter]

very helpful! just learned from this video so I can adjust my mother in laws bike :)

[@erides]

Glad it helped!

[@squashua8250]

Super helpful 👍

[@6636860]

Thanks for the info DAD!😀👍👍

[@erides]

Any time!

[@SuMtOnE]

I realized my caliber is kind of bent during shipment. Can you make a tutorial on how to remove the tire? I just need to flip it around so the front won't have any brakes. Thank You

[@erides]

Unfortunately, I will not be able to make video as I no longer have the bike. I recommend to contact support to get it replaced or return and get new one

[@medusajrjr]

I need to replace my brake pads any help on a part number and brand i could order from maybe amazon or a bike shop?

[@erides]

Yes, just remove old brake pads and take to local bike shop

[@medusajrjr]

Ok, I was hoping you may have known a part number. I don't have a bike shop near me, so I was going to need to order online through Amazon or ebay.

[@erides]

I do not know as I never removed them. Check in FB group facebook.com/groups/jetson

[@PowerScissor]

Before following this video, read this comment everyone...it will ssve frustration. The reason you're having trouble with the Haze and think the pads are "locked in" is because you have it upside-down and can't see the 2mm grub screw that locks the pad. Unlock that set screw, then use your 5mm like you tried to adjust brakes, then re-lock it with the 2mm. No need to do the way you show here in the video "centeting" every time.