I just put this on my Lectric XP 2.0. Fits nicely under that flat front support of the rear rack. I used both the adhesive pads and the zip ties and trimmed both when installed. Mine is facing down so I can gear tie the milk crate onto the rack.
Another version with secure bracket bike mount. Mounts on v-frame cross bar. No interference. One remote button functions as horn. Works great on charging dogs.
I have since found out that it didn’t stick very well to the underside of the seat. It is now stuck to the underside of the downtube just forward of the clamp that is used to fold the bike. There is a harness that runs under the tube and I snuck the alarm between the harness and the tube. Then I zip tied it to the harness. I also used some double sided tape so yes, I will have to unstick it to change the battery. You could just zip tie it to the harness but I like having a more secure connection to the frame so that it can better pick up any bumps or movements which I think enhances the alarm’s sensitivity.
@@ArVeeNiner I'm trying to envision how that looks. I just ordered the step through model which hasn't arrived yet and want it to be as secure as possible right from the start.
@@FubarMike You can put the alarm in a very similar location as I did on my non-step through bike. You basically put it on the underside of the tube that runs between the Head Tube and the pedal crank. Looks like that same cable harness is there as mine. Just sneak it between that harness and the tube then zip tie it to the harness. You can decide if you want to also stick it with double backed tape.
I just put this on my Lectric XP 2.0. Fits nicely under that flat front support of the rear rack. I used both the adhesive pads and the zip ties and trimmed both when installed. Mine is facing down so I can gear tie the milk crate onto the rack.
Another version with secure bracket bike mount. Mounts on v-frame cross bar. No interference. One remote button functions as horn. Works great on charging dogs.
Nice placement. I bought the same one I'm just waiting on my from Amazon.
just bought a two pack for both ebikes!
So when you need to change the batteries you have to take your seat off and go buy more double sided tape to Re stick it to the seat again?
I have since found out that it didn’t stick very well to the underside of the seat. It is now stuck to the underside of the downtube just forward of the clamp that is used to fold the bike. There is a harness that runs under the tube and I snuck the alarm between the harness and the tube. Then I zip tied it to the harness. I also used some double sided tape so yes, I will have to unstick it to change the battery. You could just zip tie it to the harness but I like having a more secure connection to the frame so that it can better pick up any bumps or movements which I think enhances the alarm’s sensitivity.
@@ArVeeNiner I'm trying to envision how that looks. I just ordered the step through model which hasn't arrived yet and want it to be as secure as possible right from the start.
@@FubarMike You can put the alarm in a very similar location as I did on my non-step through bike. You basically put it on the underside of the tube that runs between the Head Tube and the pedal crank. Looks like that same cable harness is there as mine. Just sneak it between that harness and the tube then zip tie it to the harness. You can decide if you want to also stick it with double backed tape.