How to Assemble the Ride1Up Prodigy v2 Ebike

[@randymcgill7981]

Would really like to see Russ of KZbin channel "Russ is Right" do a review video of the Prodigy v2. I have been surprised he hasn't done any Ride1Up videos yet. He does good, honest reviews and I would really like to see his opinion of the Prodigy v2. I don't know if this is possible or not

[@ClearMystic]

7:59 hope Ride1up does a minor update the design to get rid of the battery cover. For now it's the main flaw in day to day usage compared to almost all other ebikes removable batteries.

[@kevinhorn7257]

Some of these instructions are a bit misleading, overall bad, skipped past as if the step is very easy (front fender bolt is insanely difficult to get screwed in without scratching up your fender, rear reflector is about impossible to get the screws in because of there being little to no room for your hands....). Kind of disappointed in the lack of detail with some of this instruction.

[@loganintech]

I didn't find much misleading but the reflector install is basically impossible I need to find a long skinny screwdriver. Doesn't help that the rear fender or rear connect mount aren't parallel. The fender doesn't quite line up with the wheel. Doesn't make contact though so it's fine.

[@TheRosses-b3x]

Agreed about the difficulty; the instructions should be changed to (1) installing the bracket first, then (2) attaching the reflector to the bracket. Much easier that way. The front fender was also difficult; the instructions do say the bolt might need to be backed out to open up the threads, but if the short side of the Allen wrench were just a little longer it would be easier - we used a different Allen wrench than provided. It's all worth it, love the bike!

[@polok890]

Thanks for using cardboard packaging. Its looks like your environmentally concerned about what your doing. Thank you