Lectric Xp E-Bike Freewheel Upgrade replacement Tutorial and differences
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2020
- Electric Bike freewheel tutorial to change from a 7s 14-28 to a 7s Dnp 11-28 freewheel. This will show you step-by-step instructions on how to change your freewheel, please not it is not the same as a cassette! #electricbike #ridelectric #ebike
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When take the back WHEEL off remember to place a nickel or a coin or a washer will do between the brake pads AND DON'T PLAY WITH THE BRAKES UNTIL THE WHEEL IS BACK ON. Otherwise the pads will close and they are a nightmare to prize back open
I work for Citi Bike. I know this all too well. I'm an E-Bike mechanic 🤣
19:29 New Gear 7 is like adding an Overdrive to a car. Awesome improvement.
Great video, very helpful.
For any newbies, if you have never removed a rear wheel before, one thing I like to do is before I tighten anything, I give the wheel "a good spin" to make sure everything is lined up and no squealing; brakes or tires, etc.
I love your videos. Withing a few months we'll have 3 new ebikes in the family and one will be the Lectric XP step-thru so I've been having fun educating myself by watching your videos. You're doing a great job and I like how you cover the nitty gritty details and don't just assume we all know how to do these types of mods already. Also, having the Amazon affiliate links to the products you have added is a huge bonus for all of us. You get some pocket change and we get the correct parts. win win
Thank you Mark! Glad you are enjoying them.
I just want to say "thank you" for posting this video! It gave me the confidence to change my freewheel, and it has made a huge difference when going top speed on my XP 2.0. It is really well done and easy to follow. Great camera work under difficult circumstances. You are a good teacher. Cheers.
Thank You Dan. Glad you got the new freewheel installed!
I agree 100%
Finally replaced mine a month or so back and what a difference it makes when going 28 plus mph. I took pictures all the way thought the process, helps a lot. Great video Jeremiah. -- Chris @ LectricTraveler.
I do not believe I have seen a better instruction video. You were right on perfect. Thank you so much Jeremiah.
I just got back from the garage doing this freewheel swap on the 2.0 version. It seems even easier to drop the rear wheel in the frame than in your video. Thank you for a great guide, learning tool and portal to a better bike. The test drive was great and was well worth the $55 to upgrade
Awesome! Glad you like it!
The absolute best guy for Lectric reviews and upgrades....thank you Jeremiah !!!!
Thank you Keith I really appreciate that!
Great job with the freewheel replacement Jeremiah! I've had my parts for awhile but glad I didn't try this on my own XP before watching ypur video!
Thanks Mark I’m glad you liked it!
Jeremiah,
Changed my freewheel today without any issues thanks to you. Your videos are very helpful and very informative! Thanks so much!
Awesome! Glad my videos helped! 👍
Awesome!! I’m loving the xp modification series! Jut received the seat and post from the last video and it really is a must. This is next:)
Awesome thank you!
Fabulous instructions! Followed it to the T, first bike took about an hour, second bike in under 20 minutes. Great job Jeremiah!
Thank You Gary!
Super informative and helpful. I've ordered my parts and can't wait to change them out!
Glad it was helpful and I love the new freewheel!
Great video, very helpful, just swapped out my freewheel on the XP 2.0, amazing improvement!
This video was super helpful for me. Having never really worked on bikes, this gave me the confidence I needed. I'm a little embarrassed that I had fully tightened the wheel back before I realized I needed to put the chain on while putting the wheel back, which is a little awkward.
For those with step-thru 2.0 like me, I didn't see a spacer disc anywhere while changing the free wheel. But the new freewheel seemed to work fine even so.
Thanks again!
Great to hear you got it working!
Excellent commentary. I'm upgrading from a 2016 vintage ebike so the comparisons are helpful to me. Thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to do this Jeremy. This is the first upgrade I mad on our two XP ST's. I used the 11-34 tooth because we have lots of steep hills here in Utah. Your video mad it a breeze to do this work.
Awesome and glad you found it helpful! Feedback like this is greatly appreciated and what keeps me creating content!👍
I just ordered an XP 2.0 yesterday...I was going to get the 3.0...but circumstances wouldn't allow me to. One of the main reasons I had narrowed my choice to the 3.0 was chiefly due to the freewheel difference between the 2.0 and seeing you make the switch, I really appreciate the work you've done to let me know that I CAN do it myself if I want to make the change (which I probably will sooner or later). Keep up the good work. As far as ebike channels go, yours is one of the most thorough and informative I have found to date.
Thank you @AdventureTech I appreciate that.
I just changed my Freewheel on my XP and it absolutely does make getting to 28 easier. Really glad I had your video also cuz I bumped the nuts and washers by accident got them out of sequins and had to look at your video to make sure I put them the right way :-) I took my brake caliper off and it made it much easier. It went right back on with no adjustments. The whole change wasn't 10 or 15 minutes.
Awesome and I’m glad you found it helpful. 👍
Again, an EXCEPTIONAL VIDEO; thank you, well done
I need to do this for my next upgrade, I have been hearing alot about it. Love your videos! I have been doing similar ones for this bike on my channel. Thank you for this!
Jeremy, you are an excellent instructor! The best, in my book. Your making sure we know the smallest of details is far better than anyone! And your camera work is superb! No one takes the extra time to make sure we see exactly what you want us to see. I was excited to order the parts to do this mod and remembered that I have the Lectric Light, that only has one gear!!! Ha! Ha!
Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that and thanks so much for watching and appreciating the work!
Great video and amazing camera work man... thanks for the information and good examples of what to do and not to do!
Great video! Followed it step by step and it worked beautifully to change my freewheel! Thanks! My gears match my motor speed pretty well now...
You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it helpful.
Your method to spread the frame looks quite reasonable - no tools! Thx.
Jeremiah I just ordered my lectic xp step though model in white model this morning thanks for giving me best advice
I completed the upgrade thanks to your video. Ran into a bit of trouble with my XP 2.0 ST that is different from the video, my bike did not have a removable spacer behind the original gear so when I installed the replacement the gears were way out of alignment and had to do some major adjustment. Luckily I found a shimano derailleur adjustment video and problem solved. Oh and the upgrade is awesome no more freewheeling here.
Sweet! Glad you got it working! Happy Trails.
Thanks for this video. My problem was the opposite as I live in an area with very steep hills. I followed your instructions bit switched to a 14-34t Shimano freewheel, and it all went very well. The derailleur *just* misses the new 34 tooth, and it works great. Thanks again!
I'm thinking about doing the the same thing. Was it a significant difference? Do you have a link for where you bought yours
There is a link to both in my video description. Just expand the description with the arrow next to the video title.
Thanks for this video. It simplified my decision to try a 11-34 on my ebike. Also thanks to the guy that posted to your request for someone to verify the function ability of a 11-34. I am now subscribed and look forward to more videos. Thanks, Liberty
Thank you Liberty I appreciate that!
You should be able to adjust the derailleur so it catches and doesn't miss the 34 gear
Nice seeing you wearing a helmet for your safety.i bought some clear safety glasses so the bugs would not get in my eyes for some evening riding when the bugs are out which works out great .have some great rideing.
Great video. Thanks for your efforts in helping novis bike mechanics in doing their own upgrades.
Great video. I just added on my XP 2.0, 11-34 and had no spacer to remove like your bike, and everything fit perfect with no issues. I wish I had a 9-34 instead because I fell like I need more paddle on high speed and the 11 is better but still could do better to keep 30mph. My weight is 215Lbs. Better life at high speed with some hills is 10 miles. I will be adding a 2nd batter to get me 20AH and 20 miles range.
Just did that on my Gen3 ebike. Thank you! I didn't have any space and I had to adjust the derailleur but all good now.
I have a Sondor's SX bike land love it, but as you said earlier in the video once you get to higher speeds on the bike it's like your Wile E Coyote running in the air before the big drop. I didn't change the freewheel since I didn't know which one to get but now I do. I did change the crankset of the bike to a bigger size instead of the stock. That made a whole lot of a difference in the pedaling now. I can crank the bike with the higher speed and get more speed out of my baby. I plan to also change out the freewheel now that I know which one to get. Thanks for the video.
you really do a good job on your tutorial videos Jeremiah.
Thanks Randy. When I make my videos I try to address all the questions I would have. I’m glad you like them! I did mess up on one part of the video and it is driving me crazy but I don’t want to delete and re-upload it.
Thanks for your informative videos...I have been waiting for this one and look forward to the results in your next one! I have mine on order for May delivery and I have been keeping busy watching and learning from your series. I now have parts on order for upgrades so I'll be prepared when shipment arrives....again THANKS for taking the time to help others out and keep up the good work!
Thanks Brian I appreciate you watching them i’m glad I could be helpful!
Nice video just completed 1500w 52vx52v battery upgrade on my XP
Still testing so far 43mph and still accelerating one word
Wow!
😮wow
Great video! I saw another youtuber showing how use a turnbuckel to help expand the frame. I needed it because it was way too tight to spread by hand. Great job and presentation!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Turnbuckle. That seems like a great idea. It would allow you to use precise yet powerful pressure to open the frame up. You only need to open it a little bit.
Nice! I am still waiting for mine to arrive this May and will wait for modifying. I’ll put this on my list tho for future. I’ve already preordered accessories you’ve listed in your other videos. I can’t wait wait!
I remember when I had to wait for mine it felt like forever but in my opinion was well worth the wait!
Great tutorial!
I may change the freewheel when I change my rear tire.
Awesome I have been waiting for this!
Thanks Steve!
@@JeremiahMcintosh I just got done with mowing as well except it looks like your lawn probably takes a lot longer then cutting mine.
😁. Getting warm here in Idaho too! Can't wait for the ride test as it would be nice to be able to hold that higher speed easier. Thanks for you work
finally found it after lots of looking for the arrow you mentioned, never did find the arrow. but found the link under the show more tab way down towards the bottom. thanks
Ok great I’m glad you found it!
Sorry guys at 19:13 I made a mistake in the video and the factory freewheel is a 14-28 not 13-28 I don’t know what I was thinking LOL! It is not the same as sixth gear on the new one and you actually lose that gear so you only keep three of the original gears.
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Where did you buy your new sprocket from?
There is a link in the description to the one I purchased.
@@JeremiahMcintosh where is this available I cant find your link to where you got it, you have everything else listed
Expand the description by tapping on the arrow next to the title and all the links are in there. Let me know if you find it.
I Just Applied The 11-28 On My XP & Man What A Difference This Makes .. I Didn't Ever Really Pedal My Bike Before .. But Now With This New Freewheel .. All I Wanna Do Is Pedal .. It Makes The Bike To Me Feel Much More Powerful & Faster .. This Is The Best Upgrade To This Bike 💯⚠
Another great video. Thanks for the “just the facts” approach.
Thank you for tutorial. Helped me out.
very much appreciate an amateurs point of view. when you look up hows tos by the pros, it always look so easy, but it's never that case when you try to do it.
Your welcome
Love all your videos. I have ordered 2 xp stepthru bikes.
Thank you!
Thanks buddy. Just changed mine, big help.
Awesome!👍
Good tutorial. Thanks so much. Very helpful.
Just changed my factory XP 2.0 freewheel to an 11/28 and it went in so smoothly thanks to your video; by the way the size wrench for the freewheel removal socket is 24mm wrench.
Glad you got it installed and working correctly. Happy Riding.
Thanks so much! I changed mine out without a hitch.
Another very highly informative video. I have a few of the same mods you have on your bike just based on watching your videos. Definitely will do this with my bike soon. Keep up the content.
Thanks Chris! I love the upgrade, it makes a big difference at higher speeds.
U are the man. I am doing mine today
THANX EXCELLENT VIDEO AS USUAL…WILL BE UPGRADING TO AN 11-34 THIS WINTER ALONG TIRE CHANGE(GREEN) TANNUS ARMOR, NEW HANDLEBARS AND A FEW OTHER THINGS FOR MY STEP THRU…THANX AGAIN KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
Awesome! Thanks Ed!
Excellent lesson. Thanks
Great job, great content!
Informative video.... can't wait to see the test drive.
Just did this upgrade and it's definitely worth it 👌
Absolutely! One of the best upgrades for sure!
@@JeremiahMcintosh why did u had to change it? And tell me the difference between the original freewheel and the replacement one of you don’t mind and thanks
Check out my video here and it will show why I changed it. ruclips.net/video/9dTgbcyYLBE/видео.html
Changed mine on the Lectric Premium mid drive. Funny! I support mine from the rafters in the garage with a couple of motorcycle tiedown.
Awesome video man keep up the great videos
Thank you Noah!
I like your choice of gears
Getting my xp2 next week. Will be my first upgrade I make
Good job. thanks for all your effort!
Thanks
Great job, buddy. I changed mine a few months ago and would never go back.
Thanks Jerry. Right after I took it for the first spin I realized I should’ve changed it along time ago LOL
Nice job! I'm going to try this out too
You definitely should I think it makes a world of difference!
Great vid, I was definitely looking fr this ,also looking fr vid and link on upgrading to suspension forks.. 👌
A small tip, if you get hold of a threaded bar about half inch dia. (you might have one from your front forks when the bike was packed?) , two washers and nuts, and rwo blocks of wood drilled half through the size of the bar. Cut the bar until it fits between the rear top tube of your bike with the blocks on each end. Then if you fit the nut and washers to the ends , you can use the nuts to expand the rear enough to easily clear the wheel spindles. Remove it to get the wheel off, and replace it through the spokes and tighten it again to replace the spindle . Niice, cheap and easy way to do an awkward job.
Jeremiah you da man - a snappy salute to you sir!
Well thank you lol!
Yeah I did the same thing on my Ecotric fat tire bike so now my 6 and 7 gears give me a better ratio while keeping the 28 teeth etc for hills etc. Thank You
Thank you! How do you like the Ecotric? Do you have the one with the 500 W motor?
Jeremiah Mcintosh I am very happy with it and the company has been very responsive when I had a S900 cable fail. They sent a warranty replacement LCD right away. I have the 36v 500 watt motor, but I also added a 500 watt 36v mxus motor to the front with a second controller and sw900 lcd. The bike no longer slows for hills, but the gear ratio made a night and day difference so I no longer over spin the cranks in 6th and 7th gear. I am 6ft 250 lbs and I get a consistent sustainable 25mph using pedal assist @ 5 in 7th gear. Thanks
That was great thank you. 👍
Thank you. Very helpful!
You’re welcome
I found by putting a long flat head screw driver between the frame and wheel, then gently pry it open a little bit. The tire will fall into place completely in. I’ve changed about 20 flat tires on my Yamee.
Kudos on a great channel!
I just replaced the free wheel and seat suspension thingy, and it’s a whole new bike!
I had already found & purchased the same ROCKBROS Bike Rack Bag Trunk Bag, which is really cool. The fold down panniers work great and you can store things in there too.
The cloud 9 seat, the reflective wheel tape and other stuff you’ve shown, I’ve pretty much apeded and I am super happy with everything.
This video in particular made changing the fly wheel a snap!
Keep up the good work and thanks!
Thank you very much I really appreciate that and I’m glad everything is helpful for you!
I put an 11-34 that you have linked and it is night and day. I mean totally different ride. The 34 was insanely nice to the point of getting goosebumps with first steep hill. I live in WV and on a hill so there's a few treacherous and some intermediate hills on my commute. I had to push on the huge ones before and now I can kick it in to 1st and pedal with absolute ease. I put it in 2nd for intermediate hills no problem. To give you an idea of how well it rides I can pedal it easily from a full stop with no motor at all and it doesn't feel like pedaling a tank.
Also, before I was having trouble hitting 28 on flat ground and running out of pedal, now it's a humongous change and have plenty of pedal even when topping out.
The only thing I had to adjust was the tension screw (not sure of exact name) that you can adjust by hand on the before the gear derailleur. Perfect video.
Awesome! I agree that it makes a huge difference! Thanks for the feedback 👍
That screw is called a B screw and is available in a longer length
Helpful video, thank you. Whoop Whoop
Nice video bro I'm thinking about doing that to my bike too my Red Rover 5 👍🏼🖖🏼
You'd nearly changed everything on bike dude,must admit it's looks better with your new models & seems to be more of a smoother ride. Regards.
Thanks. This will help.
Hey jeremiads thanks for the very helpful video I change my freewheel I was very easy thanks bro 😎
You’re welcome. Thank You
Good morning 🌞
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Caution when mounting rear tire! Jeremiah, I did not replace my freewheel yet, but did have an opportunity to remove my rear wheel to replace tires and tubes and slime them. A few days after the repairs were complete I happen to notice my chain/derailer was very close to my tire when in 1st gear, almost touching. I compared to my other XP and noticed the other had an approx. 1/2" clearance. After confirming that my derailer and other components were not bent I attempted a derailer adjustment to no avail. I then stuck my fingers in between the frame and front of tire on each side and confirmed the tire was centered. I then compared to my other XP and realized the tire on the other XP was mounted slightly bias to the left. That is to say the front of the rear tire is approx. 1/4" closer to the frame than the left side. When I researched this it turned out fat tire bikes in general have tight tolerances between chain/tire especially in 1st gear due to the fat 4" tires. Makes sense. To fix the issue I loosened the rear axle nuts on both sides and lifted the rear of bike off the ground. I could then shake the rear tire and realized the washers with a lock tooth allowed the wheel mount to move approx. 1/8" on the azimuth . I pushed the front of the tire towards the left (or rear of tire towards the right) like the other XP and tightened. Chain alignment issue was now resolved with a substantial clearance in 1s gear. I wanted to point this out to anyone who removes the rear wheel for any reason. You need to verify that when in 1st gear, your chain/derailer are not rubbing against your tire. In retrospect, Lectric should have used a 6 speed freewheel and allowed more of a gap between the 1st gear chain/tire clearance rather than having to install wheel off center.
Are you saying that when the axle is sitting completely seated in the axle frame dropouts with the nuts loose that the wheel is not correctly aligned and you tweaked it sideways for clearance before tightening?
Thanks Jeremiah, This was s great video.
Thank You
Awesome job! Very complete presentation. I have two bikes coming for my wife and myself in May. I have ordered a new freewheel for my bike. Can’t imagine my wife needing the higher gear. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial. You made it look easy.
Thanks John although I messed up in my video on the ending and also I said the factory one has a 13 -28 but it come factory with a 14-28t 😩
@@JeremiahMcintosh No big deal. We all make mistakes. The good guys just correct their error and move on. Just like you have done.
Hey buddy they now have a step thru bike for pre order maybe you & your wife might like that for her ! Keep riding & i watch all your videos 👍
Thank you! I have seen it and have been looking for one for her🤔
Nice work on the video; good camera work, and explaining each step. What was that running in the background?
Thanks. My neighbor started cutting grass that’s what that sound was. It never fails soon as I start recording something gets noisy 😒
I just ordered a 11-34. My cheap chinese stock freewheel has a busted 11(7th gear). The ratcheting has so much play in it, that it bangs every time you start to pedal. You really do need that 11 for an ebike. I've never had to gear down to 1st, but my bike came with the 11-34, so that's what I ordered.
Hello thanks for video's my question is the special socket you used to loosen the gears do you need to use it to tighten the new gears you put in?
I think the 34 tooth would be more useful if your using the bike for bike packing or touring, just because of the added weight on the bike. But I’m definitely upgrading the gearing on my bike coming up
Looks good, not too hard looking. Would like to mention that now would have been be a good time to remove the tire/ innertube and wrap gorilla tape around the inside of the rim for extra protection from the spokes.
Good tip but I did flatten the tires enough to pinch it in to make sure the liner was installed correctly covering all the spokes.
Do you have a make and model of a replacement hydraulic brake replacement for Lectric st 2.0. Keep up the great work. Never miss you vids.
if u can take some measurements of and or video of the handlebar post connection to the fork.? I should be getting my xp in the next couple of weeks and am planning to upgrade the fork to a suspension fork. ive found a few fat tire forks but haven't ordered anything yet because im not sure and I dont want to spend money on something that wont work / fit the frame. I think you might like the upgrade and get views on a video upgrading the fork. its definitely one of the top wants of owners as far as ive seen. someone at lectric said they hadn't found one that works yet.? but if you did an amazon affiliate link to it might make you somethin.? just a request/idea if I get mine and do the upgrade before I see a video from you on it ill post a link to the fork and any special tools needed. thanks for the freewheel info.
Jeremiah, I was wondering how I would work on my bike upside down with damaging the components and computer display. Since I did not have the styrofoam blocks or bench to use I came up with an alternate idea which is great for those folks in apartments or spouses not wanting you to use the family coffee table. (-: You inspired me to to get a couple foam yoga blocks to rest the front grips on, and an 18" folding step stool to rest the rack on. Here are the links from Amazon for anyone who wants to do the same.
Foam yoga blocks -
folding
for repairs on the fly get handlebarjack.com - just got mine this week - neat little setup
for repairs on the fly get handlebarjack.com - just got mine this week - neat little setup
Thanks, fixing back tire flats not one video covers that notched spacer and how it should be placed back when putting wheel back on frame
When you put in the new freewheel, did you use the freewheel tool to tighten it? I did not see that step in your video. Thanks!
Hi I been seeing your video’s about the folding e-bike and I live in a 4th woke up is there a folding e-bike with high speed duel suspension rear rack and light weight that you recommend
Hey Jeremiah! Great videos! Got my XP coming sometime in June. On an unrelated topic. Can you tell me what size the mounting screws are that mount the display onto the handlebar? I'm guessing a 4mm or 5mm Alen? Keep up the awesome videos!
Thank you the bolts for the display mount are are 3 mm.
Great video
Thanks Brad!
Great review. I just got our Xp lectric bike last week I can already tell it is awesome. The only problem is the speed o meter and trip doesn’t work. Lectric said they are going to send me a new wheele and motor. The motor is why it’s not giving the speed. I have to what to see what all I get.
Wow that’s crazy that you would need a new wheel? Let me know when you get it if it fixes your problem I’m curious. Thanks
I like you video betters there know body 💪🙏✌👏