Rear wheel removal for Bianchi Aria ebikemotion road

Bianchi Aria E road rear flat, rear wheel removal and reinstall with ebikemotion motor.

[@ksyvrbc]

About a month since I got my Bianchi Aria e-Road - and I had the first flat on my rear wheel. Your video was a great help and everything worked out perfectly thereon. Thanks for posting.

[@gloriad27]

Just a suggestion. There should be a tarp or blanket on the floor to lay the bike on. Just a suggestion.

[@koppscycle]

Absolutely correct, I keep a special leather sheet by my bench for it exclusively. Was a little freaked out making the video.

[@fujiyagasi]

Naahhh this i looking for so long , thanks so much ❤

[@Tomanart]

Good informative video, well done sir

[@1a2b3c4.]

You explained it very well.

[@jimontytanglin]

I am having charging problems Flashing lights). Instructed to run battery down completely Then try again, Is there anyway to run the battery down due to vile weather , is there anyway to flatten the Battery ( maybe sit on turbo ? Jim (Scotland)

[@koppscycle]

Hi, I can’t help but here is my contact info for the motor company that has been of great help. Juan Ignacio Gallardo Canessa MAHLE Ebikemotion S.L.U. (BXAE98C) c/Orfebres, 10, 34004 Palencia, Spain Teléfono: [e-mail], www.ebikemotion.com

[@rravaioli]

Tanks! 👍

[@bastogne315]

Can u change tyre without removing wheel??

[@koppscycle]

Wheel must be removed

[@kooza0206]

Is it possible to connect the trailer hitch? is the QR type or Axle?. I have no idea how to link from this e-bike.

[@madisonsinclair5123]

Hi: any idea what the part number of that rear wheel is and where I can order it? I want a Vision Trimax 30 for another eBike. I assume this version of the Trimax has a larger hub, a 32H, as opposed to the standard Trimax's 21mm?

[@madwoof3932]

great job, thanks

[@arkadiuszwawrzyczek5845]

Hi, anty tips how to oper hub? I will be very grateful. Thank you

[@koppscycle]

I would contact ebikemotion directly, ive not done it but they are great at help

[@WillMahler]

Nice Di2!

[@creatorex1]

Can you use a normal 9x135mm wheel as spare in case you want or motor repair?

[@koppscycle]

I haven't but cant see why not. found this too - electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/orbea-gain-rear-axle.27141/

[@Pedalpower3651]

Never flip a bike upside down with disc brakes. You run the risk of adversely ruining your brakes

[@VickersDoorter]

Why, out of interest? What occurs and is a raised work stand the only solution?

[@madisonsinclair5123]

You are technically correct, but you CAN get away with it for brief fixes. But, yes, it is considered barbaric :-)

[@madisonsinclair5123]

@@VickersDoorter If you have hydraulic disc brakes, it can cause an air bubble to reach your brake levers and screw up the "pull" of the brakes. I never do this but if I had to, I'd make it quick, as this presenter did.

[@allenrosenblum3654]

Madison is correct, I learned the hard way.

[@nedroulston9543]

True, it happened to me and I had no idea why my brakes were mushy.

[@rhengml87]

좋은정보 감사합니다 사장님

[@obasiakan9362]

How to recharge battery?

[@brettmalcolm2786]

You lost me flipping the bike over. Buy a bike stand.

[@quick1charlie]

These are instructions to do a flat repair while you are out on the road, no bike stand available. If there is a low hanging tree limb, you can hang it by the saddle. Thank you for the input, I do recommend a repair stand while at home or the shop.

[@laurenthartstern5254]

Dommage jamais en français