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while this video is specific to tektro Aries style brakes, If the brakes on your Pedego look similar it should be a the same or similar process.

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sorry I haven’t had personally any issues with batteries and fire hazards. I know there is a push for UL certification for batteries to ensure a higher quality, but I haven’t done a ton of research into that.

Sorry I don’t.

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Thank you!

I am not exactly sure what you are asking. If you are referring to replacing worn brake pads with Tektro calipers, then check out this video: czcams.com/video/jnljAy7cLyE/video.html

You can adjust the handle bars up by changing out the stem and adding a riser. Check out this video for more info (links in the description): czcams.com/video/r1FHM6d6vic/video.htmlsi=Zkhy22kyqZtTa6LE

@@TinkeringTurtle oh wow just subbed and missed that one haha. its a year old i see. its still the best option? or better things came out? handle bar is allways to low for me. back hurts then or my hands. so need some thing :(

I am 6’ 3” tall and I make this adjustment on all my bikes. It hasn’t failed me yet!

Interesting!

Unfortunately I haven’t seen a Cobra in person. But I don’t typically see a setting on Himiways that adjust the throttle setting. Are you, by chance, in Europe or state side? If your in Europe or the UK, I believe that those settings are locked in by law.

I am so glad it helped! Adjusting the brakes is the first step in eliminating the squeaks for sure! 👍

Nice!

I personally haven’t had any issues. The rinse takes care of it. But if you wanted, you could do a quick wipe down of the rotors with isopropyl alcohol after you are done cleaning. That should remove any residue.

It’s adds just a bit over 3 1/2”

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Nice work! I’m glad it helped!

The Tektro Aries are fully mechanical. Unless something has changed since I did this video…

I am glad you benefited from it! Enjoy your new seat.

Honestly, I have not attempted to remove the cable from the shifter on the handlebars. I am uncertain how to do it or if it can be done. sry

Check out this video from Park Tool. I hope it helps! czcams.com/video/0zD5wT16Rvw/video.htmlsi=vO7gJWgaCnBf-YwX

@@TinkeringTurtle thanks a lot man. It helps for sure!

Nice. Unfortunately I did, and the new grips don’t rotate at all.

At least you made a profit.

To be honest, I don’t think I have played with the screen settings on the Troxus. I would urge you to reach out to support for that.

If that’s the case for you, I would suggest adjusting the tension.

I am glad it helped. The vast majority of the time cleaning the disc and pads with isopropyl alcohol will do the trick. On a few bikes I have had to use this product. And one bike I actually ended up replacing the caliper to eliminate the problem. Enjoy your bike!

Front and back use the same brake caliper, so the adjustment process is the same.

If the adjuster is stripped, I would guess you will probably have to replace the caliper. (I am having trouble understanding your comment though…)

@@TinkeringTurtle that's what I'm thinking the metal pad adjuster on the inside rear

I think you can get a new caliper for $20 or $30 if you look around. Good Luck!

Sounds like a good plan!

Thank you!

As you probably know, error code 30 indicates a communication problem between the screen and controller. You have replaced all the components (display, controller and harness) that would be connected with that issue. I’m not certain what else you could do. Maybe pull the connectors apart and see if any of the pins are bent. But I would guess that isn’t the issue. Was the controller they sent you new? This definitely feels like a bad controller or possibly display… sry I couldn’t really help.

I don’t think so. While it might not be as strong as the normal configuration. I have jumped curbs pulling up pretty hard without issue. I have used these for years and have never had a problem. I do, mostly, just cruise around and don’t put a lot of pressure or tension on the handlebar system. It has never loosened or failed in any way.

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I have heard that before. I didn’t realize they wanted you to do it monthly, but I have heard they wanted you to let it relax. I personally don’t. So mine are likely thinned out. I figure they still give some protection, just not as much. I haven’t been purchasing them for new bikes, but I have been re-using them when switching tires. I went to a new type of tire and so far I haven’t had any flats. I think the knobby tires that come with the bike tend to catch debris and sets it up for a puncture. My new tires don’t seem to catch the debris the same way. They just roll over them. They do feel a little different while riding … more grippy. But once you’re used to it, it is really nice. I show them in this video: czcams.com/video/0OyWdeUt7ts/video.html

@@TinkeringTurtle Thanks for the reply Tim. I agree that there is some protection there but not much anymore. We have over 1,000 miles on the tires so maybe it's time to get different ones. I'll watch the video you linked!

I have tried two different brands. Cloud9 and YLG oversized. Out of the two I do prefer the Cloud9 by a fairly wide margin. The YLG was just a little tougher to pedal with, and I don’t have that issue with the Cloud9. These are the two cloud9 saddles we have used on our bikes. with springs: amzn.to/3WXoxtD without springs: amzn.to/450i17r Watch this video for more info on why I put the cloud9 without springs on my wife’s bike. czcams.com/video/_DPQsdBFSIE/video.html

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Glad it was helpful! I can’t disagree with you. To be honest, I have always sent my wife home to get the truck so I could fix the issue at home in my garage. It’s just easier.

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If I understand your question, you want to know if a 20ah “reention” form factor battery will fit into the Himiway cruiser stepthru frame, is that right? I looked up a 20ah battery on aliexpress and it says it is 110mm tall. (4.33”) And judging by the picture, it looks like that dimension includes the mount. So based on that it would be close. Although I cannot guarantee it. Here is the link to the battery I looked at: www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804377523018.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.3.1bdfFd5KFd5KPL&algo_pvid=fa4a216f-8c25-4a86-8943-30da49960a2f&algo_exp_id=fa4a216f-8c25-4a86-8943-30da49960a2f-1&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21579.00%21330.03%21%21%21579.00%21330.03%21%402101e83717162041665075407e28fa%2112000029658646928%21sea%21US%212626621444%21&curPageLogUid=tu0pufGi2YMI&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

I don’t notice it moving with pedal strokes too much. Although it is possible it move some. As for mountain biking, it will definitely absorb the shocks. But all that being said I look at this as more of a cruiser accessory. I won’t be able to tell you how it would hold up to mountain biking as I don’t really do that type of riding.

It’s important! 😁

As you can see in the video, there was a torque washer on both sides of the rear wheel.

@@TinkeringTurtle thank you so much I just had my tires replaced by a ebike mechanic and he messed my sons bike all up

I’m sorry to hear that. Do you know if the torque washers were on the bike before it was taken in?

@@TinkeringTurtle yes they were and would you know where I can purchase some new ones the bike shop left one out

www.magicyclebike.com/products/magicycle-ebike-derailleur-hanger

You're very welcome! I’m glad it helped.

The new seat works great!

Awesome! Thank you!

sorry, no.

Sorry I don’t ship internationally.

Glad I could help