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Very interesting. One of my viewers reached out to me and asked about the e-strider. FIrst I have heard about it.

First mine came with the grease container open and spilled inside the box. There is red grease and gray grease. You bothered to put notes on screen but did not bother to day which grease would be applied. I can imagine someone would say to check the instruction manual but it is not efficient to go off of two different set of instructions. I only got this for my wife Christmas present and this is a nightmare to put together.

Maybe in the future it will be with suspension too. God Bless You Sir.

Dave, any advise on how to reattach the whole pole assembly, mine came off at the crossbar where 2 3mm set-screws are. Thanks

I think it’s cool that you help people with their street striders. I was out riding my street strider 3i & the frame cracked right underneath the fold joint on the welded seal. The company sent me a new frame with the bottom bracket bearings & square tapers attached to the frame. I'm very nervous about taking apart my old street strider & putting together the new one. Taking all of the brake & gear shift wires out of the old frame & putting them into the new frame correctly looks like it's going to be very tough to accomplish. Adjusting the wheels (the back wheel came loose once on the old bike - I don't understand why there is a locking nut on the right side of the rear wheel but no locking nut on the left side ), keeping the tire pressure at the correct PSI, steering, brakes & everything else was so difficult when I first put my old street strider together. I have never been able to get the gear shifter to shift to gear 3 no matter what I adjust or do to the gear shift assembly. I hope it is easier when I'm putting the gear shift assembly on the new frame. It was mostly assembled before, what if all of the parts do not fit correctly & tightly on the new bike after I put it together? I'm worried about my safety & hope that I don't have any problems while taking apart the old bike & assembling the new one. I can't afford to go to a bike mechanic & am not mechanically inclined. Do you have any advice on where to put the parts after taking them off the old frame & before putting them on the new frame? My family & I are very concerned that I may do something wrong when trying to put this street strider together. I’m worried about what parts of the bike to add lubricants to on the bike. I hope that I’m not bothering you & that you can give some advice to help me take apart my old street strider & put together the new one. Any help that you could give me with my street strider would be appreciated because I’ve been worrying about getting this finished so that I can get back outside & focus on my workouts again & not on my safety. I hope this bike will last me for several years & that I don't have any more problems. Thanks for your time.

I think it’s cool that you help people with their street striders. I was out riding my street strider 3i & the frame cracked right underneath the fold joint on the welded seal. The company sent me a new frame with the bottom bracket bearings & square tapers attached to the frame. I'm very nervous about taking apart my old street strider & putting together the new one. Taking all of the brake & gear shift wires out of the old frame & putting them into the new frame correctly looks like it's going to be very tough to accomplish. Adjusting the wheels (the back wheel came loose once on the old bike - I don't understand why there is a locking nut on the right side of the rear wheel but no locking nut on the left side ), keeping the tire pressure at the correct PSI, steering, brakes & everything else was so difficult when I first put my old street strider together. I have never been able to get the gear shifter to shift to gear 3 no matter what I adjust or do to the gear shift assembly. I hope it is easier when I'm putting the gear shift assembly on the new frame. It was mostly assembled before, what if all of the parts do not fit correctly & tightly on the new bike after I put it together? I'm worried about my safety & hope that I don't have any problems while taking apart the old bike & assembling the new one. I can't afford to go to a bike mechanic & am not mechanically inclined. Do you have any advice on where to put the parts after taking them off the old frame & before putting them on the new frame? My family & I are very concerned that I may do something wrong when trying to put this street strider together. I’m worried about what parts of the bike to add lubricants to on the bike. I hope that I’m not bothering you & that you can give some advice to help me take apart my old street strider & put together the new one. Any help that you could give me with my street strider would be appreciated because I’ve been worrying about getting this finished so that I can get back outside & focus on my workouts again & not on my safety. I hope this bike will last me for several years & that I don't have any more problems. Thanks for your time.

Where can I purchase never seize? Thanks

Hi, please tell me where I can find the replacement cable doubler (or maybe it's called a splitter. Unfortunately, it's seized and I guess I need to replace the doubler and probably the cables. I see BMX doublers come with much shorter cables, so I wonder where I could get the replacement doubler with proper cables? Thank you.

We received shipment today of the 7i, and the chainring wobbles from nearly hitting the frame (paper thin tolerance to hit the frame) and wobbles to about 1/2” away. - The warehouse manager says that is okay. We do not think so. Can you respond, please? (We ordered White Glove Service at $349) Thank you.

Thank You!! Ill pass this on...

One thing I noticed. You failed to lubricate the front beam tapered roller bearings by properly packing them with a quality NLGI-2 bearing grease. This grease is the same as a person would use on automotive wheel bearings. It may seem to be overkill but in all probability it will be the only time it ever gets serviced, hence the use of a long life heavy duty grease.

How long and how wide is the street strider when fold is please

If you have arthritis,can you take this bike to a bike shop to have them assemble it?

Hi Dave When I try to adjust the the inside pad, the whole arm moves as the screw is so tight but to move the screw, it’s loosening as if to remove that arm that moves when you squeeze the breaks? Please help...Thanks

Ain't nobody got time for this. If it's not assembled when it arrives I will stay with my bike. I wanted one so bad but there is no way I am doing this.

My 3i didn't have a screw for the left side, it had a lever that you lift and tighten after putting it on.

Thanks, the instructions are pretty terrible that came with the bike. Instead of a nut on one side of the rear wheel, there are three washers and because of that I wasn't able to get the wheel on so I had to take off one of the washers. I hope it's not going to be wobbly now or else I'll need to make a trip to home depot.

Video shows cassette installed 180 degrees out for 7i.

This is hard. I’m not a bike person but I can read pretty well so I thought I could put this together... we’ll see. I have to photograph the manual and zoom in on the images... then watch the videos over and over again. I’m in day 2, maybe hour 7. Ugh 🤦‍♀️

the #14 wrenches you provided don't loosen the nuts, won't budge

My front break lines come out out the front tube beneath the hinge. That is different from what the video shows. The break splitter is at the hinge. Any tips on this phase of the assembly?? Thanks

this did not help at all.. the sound is not like clicking at all but a cyclical creeking per revolution. i did hear that clicking sound when i was adjusting the flange too tight and the clicking was very pronounce or loud.. after i loosen the flange, the clicking disappear but that cyclical creeking (not clicking) remains.. just to add, if no weight in the bike, no creeking sound. if i ride in it, i hear the sound, and while riding and i lean towards the fron where my weight is on the handle bars, the creeking sound also dissappear. i have a case that i been battling for 2 months now and still no help.

Got one was so excited however there was no CD as indicted, or do I need to watch You tube to assemble the bike? Dave is awesome with his instructions on you tube! I think I am confused does the 3i require the shifter cassette parts and cassette pulley?

Mine was supposed to come assembled. I have no idea what I'm doing 😭

The how-to videos are over four years old. Have updates been done? We are assembling our StreetStider and are finding discrepancies between the manual and the videos. As a professional technical writer, I would highly suggest adding an exploded view or a few different smaller/detailed exploded views to to the instructions. We spent over two hours today on the assembly and are about 50% completed.

slick! I wish my 8S folded as neatly.

Thanks this helped

Ok, after he'll getting my bike from UPS But thanks to a supervisor they found both my pieces 8-4-2020. It's my birthday present, opened box and no manual that suppose to be in there. After the money I spent I want my manual, even the owner said there r important things in the manual you need to read. The staff had been nice and have asked for my manual. Everyone thinks just down load everything. Well, that's not the point. When you pay for something, you want the stuff they say u get. Waiting on reply. Just mail me manual, please.

I need help...for some reason my chain keeps coming lose as soon as I start riding. For some reason the yellow piece will not stay in place after I’ve tightened the nuts...what can I do?

why did you tight up the rotor? what'd happen If I don't tight up and just adjust the cable?

I ordered two streetstrider and the left arm crank is square connector but will not fit. The video shows round. What’s up

At 3:14 it’s confusing. I have the 3i and the hole that you rotated has a hole on TOP AND BOTTOM... so how do I place it?

My street rider poles are wobbly and it is hard to ride. Do you have thoughts on problem solving this issue?

Disculpe buenos días me podrían cotizar las llantas delanteras y bujes de todo el sistema ya que tengo un triciclo de estos y necesito hacerle mantenimiento gracias

insanity

so poles are on a flat plane with the sideways view...?? This isn't clear. I need a better explanation or demonstration. I can only judge from pix of people riding this thing, as to where arms should be rotated.

Omg this is so complicated! Should've just paid for white glove service. I'm having a hard time with this nut staying in cassette pulley....ugh

Thanks Dave!

Great videos! These were very helpful and got it all put together very easily. Would have taken me MUCH longer if I would have just followed the written instructions! Thank you for doing this

This machine is absolute garbage. Company needs to be investigated

Thank you for the video. I dropped mine off at the bike shop for assembly and had no idea how to get it back home...lol

Thanks! :)

Really great instructions! Thank’s a lot!

WTH... it cuts off before you finish for the 7i

7i rear hub cable took a LOT of tuning, with the barrel fully tightened, the static alignment line barely appeared in the edge of the window. On the 2nd adjustment the the Shimano Nexus hub shift cable fixing bolt snapped. The crimp end popped off the cable as I was putting it into the hub and unraveled the next time I touched it. The cable fixing bolt is 10 mm, including a 10 mm wrench would be good. I had to order a new internal cable, fixing bolt and crimp ends, thank my lucky stars for Amazon Prime. All told, the entire assembly of the 7i was difficult and took a lot of time, everything needed adjusting. I have put together some complicated equipment over the years, the 7i was tricky and requires a lot of working space. $299 for assembly is too steep, considering someone who has assembled many of these and has the proper working space should be able to do it in an hour or less.

Great video! Great camera angles! Great Instructions!

Thanks a ton buddy!

Dave, this was very helpful and showed me exactly what to do to connect the cable to the hub. Thanks!