Another great video. And the 5 gallon bucket on the tongue of your trailer is the perfect stand to put the wheel on while changing tires. Keeps all the weight off the motor cord and the disk. All the weight rests evenly on the spokes.
Looking forward to how you like the Tannus liner. Yes, air pressure should be a little less with the Tannus liner. One thing you did not mention was to make sure the tires are rotating in the correct direction. Some tires it does not matter other tires it does. Nice job putting on the tires without any tools.
Dude you are really a breath of fresh air! I truly hope that some of these bike and component manufacturers pick up on you. I've started my own little mention campaign and will expand this in the future on forums that I subscribe to. Keep up the good work! If you're not spiritual, it doesn't matter, but here's something for you: "Trust me with all of your heart, do not depend on your own understanding, remember me in everything that you do, and I will give you success." Of course the "me" isn't "me", but whether you currently believe or not, I believe that your nature will reap good things for you and yours.
Thanks Grizzlies for the kind words. I have been truly blessed in my life, just trying to put positive message out there and hopefully positive energy will continue to flow my way...
Great video. Great detail. Yes I hate the tire whine on the Rover 5 jugs. The only good thing is that people hear me coming. Good to know a different tire will help.
You are SO right about road-tires being quiet.... I got my first comment while riding yesterday about how quiet I was. I mounted one of those old fashioned honker horns discreetly on the side under my seat. That works so much better than the little bell(which I hate). This bike tends to really scare pedestrians!!! I ride only on the streets,but people still think it's a motorcycle in my area...Most don't know what to make of it. Gotta admit I dig that! Actually with all the cosmetic "tweaking" that I have done to it, it looks like a motorcycle now! Once again...that was intentional.... I am very used to the staring, and I am having WAY too much fun with this Monster!!
👍 Thanks for the video, just ordered a Tannus liner for my rear tire, and got the same size tubes you used coming, I may be installing the Tannus before my motor depending on what gets here first, seems to be a long wait on the shipment of motors out of China. You make everything look easy, gives me hope I can do it too... Your how to videos are the best.
The way things are going between us and China(really bad), I'm now QUITE concerned that our E-Bike fun is going to grind down to a trickle. We had better start to make our own stuff, or find other avenues of supply !!
The 5 gallon bucket on the front of your trailer works great to set the wheel on so you don’t damage anything while working on it. I ordered the same kit that you did that came with the tubes. I have been unable to find a spare online or on Kendra’s site that are the same size. If you come across a source for them please let me know. Thank you
I only did my front wheel with the Tannus liner so far. I'm gonna do my rear after I get my new freewheel & do both then. I used a light dusting of baby powder inside the tire & on the new tube. Everything went in very easily. When you pump up the tire it's easiest to use a compressor & pump it fast & to 40-50 psi & the tire bead seats on the rim no sweat. Bleed off a couple times & pump it up again once or twice then set your final pressure. The baby powder works good. I'm gonna use some FlatOut also. Maybe overkill but I really, really hate getting a flat....lol.
Thanks for this video. Just got my Tannus inserts put in mine and my wife's Radrovers. I think your video saved me many many swear words and kept me calm in the face of panic hahaha. Thanks for the videos!
Great video! Glad to see that the install of the inserts is this easy. Mine came today, but it'll be some time before I can install them, as I sold the Rover last Thursday and will be ordering a Rover ST next month.
Some Windex on the bead makes it a LOT easier to seat all the way around. I use a 12V compressor that inflates the tube pretty fast and will pop the wet bead into place quickly. I wonder what kind of effect those liners have on no pedal range, since they would obviously create a LOT more rolling resistance?
Someone else who pulls the tire off the rim with their bare hands! I feel like we bonded somehow, lol. I'm fortunate that I rarely get flats. 900 miles on my RadMini 4, and my Fuji road bike is 20 years old and has never had a flat! However my first folding bike (analog) is in the garage with both tires flat. Great job making sure the tube is not twisted or kinked, and aligning the bead. I've had new bikes with the bead not even. Thanks for the video, and I hope they have the Tannus Armor for the Mini. PS: The RadMini tires are loud, but I ride on paved paths through state parks, and having people hear me approaching is an asset. The checkerboard pattern traps the air as the tire hits the ground, and the stiff tire casing kinda amplifies it, but I don't mind. The juggernaut tires make noise because of the nub pattern and the stiff casing.
Bryan, would you do an update on your "new" tires? Also a BONUS would show us the Rear tire install. I followed your step by step, but my rear wheel will not go in it's exact position. You mentioned to remove the caliper .....................but this hack has to see it to hopefully get it right. Thanx a bunch! Ride-ON!
cool I was thinking about getting those tannus liners for my 26" DIY ebike tires...the run flat capability makes it worth it to me. I live in goat head hell I got 2 flats the first 10 miles I put on my bike.
oh wow those liners look 1000x easier to install than the mr tuffy ones. I went with origin8 tires, it was the first upgrade I did and the difference is breathtaking. 35a controller coming next week so that's coming next,.
Should use a tube with a Presta valve or a schrader that's externally threaded and bolted down to the wheel so when/if you deflate for sand or snow, the valve won't sink into the wheel when trying to hook your pump on.
There's nothing like nice new tires. I cleaned mine yesterday and used Armour All original protective wipes on the sidewalls. Looks great! I made sure not to get any on the treads. Can you do the white lettered tire markers on your new tires?
I really like your videos man!! I really recommend these too!!!! The BEST investment you can get besides good brakes and tires too. They are a breeze to install. I have the Himiway, just like your Rad ....LIKE ALMOST EXACT? !. I REALLY WISH THESE WERE IN THE BIKE FROM FACTORY THOUGH. This is tge NEW way to keep your tires Awesome.
you made this video over a year ago. I just ordered the tannus armour and was wondering if you still use it? also what air pressure did you use with the armour installed. I know its trial and error but i usually run my radrover tires at 25 lbs. I was thinking of only putting 20 lbs. in when i install them. By the way ... good video.
@thecaliforniamaniac it's not absolutely necessary. I have used the original tube with Tannus before, it's possible. It's just an easier fit with a smaller tube
Hi Bryan. Thanks so much for what you do. Can you give a list to where I can get a 35a controller? Bolton's website is back ordered--I live where there are huge hills and need some support.
Specialized Fast Track Tires, discontinued. (New model is Specialized Ground Control, also out of stock. Tannus Armour, out of stock. No one has a Kenda or Specialized fat 26 x 4" tire. All are out of stock. Bolton is out of stock. Rad is out of stock. Mine on my Rad Rover are wearing out, and I can't get one I like. Amazon has some off brands, and I wouldn't touch. Aggg! Good videos, and am having fun watching. And I ride every day.
Tyre tools, use spoon handles like grandad did. I did this in reverse, those liners are essential in my opinion, especially with those floppy tyres which pop off the rim when it's flat making the bike a bugger to even push home, probably dangerous if it happened while riding . Slime on low pressure fat tyres did nothing but make a mess for me.Two planks to sit the wheel on help too.
I was waiting for you to grab one of the old tires to use as a base while you worked on the new tire. You could even throw the tube back in if you needed a firmer base. Not sure if it would have made it tall enough to prevent having to balance everything like you were.
how do you like those tires for the road .do they work well on trails .im looking to get them for my bike but 85%will be on the road. thanks for any info.keep on making the videos i enjoy watching them. i just cant find those tires on Specialized site
The tires seem to work well on road for me, I don't take them on trails much they are not overly aggressive but have a little bit of bite. I believe specialized discontinued this tire unfortunately
I’m so glad you made this video. When I had first heard of these Tannus Armour,someone on Fb Rad group had said we had to use the TA/with these yellow liner/tube and a tube or JSU the Red ans yellow. That would make it about $100 per tire. Do you know of which I’m referring? Anyway it has me all confused. Also,a few ppl split between 60% said easy DYI 40% said No,difficult and. Urging some of the red tannus beading I’ll call it. A few ppl even said a bike shop said No too hard and another took 1-2 hours & charged him $25 a tire to install ! It appears pretty easy & St8 forward to me. Thank you again
Bigger cords are going to have bigger spaces between them...I'm in doubt whether Citizen got this right. Then again, maybe it depends one the quality of those cords!
@@CitizenCycle925 I Cary flat repair and a battery pump. so i just pulled the staple out, patched it, and pumped it back up. I have been thinking of it tannus kit but will see how it goes for a while first.
Its Worth the wait , Rad Power Told me it would be almost 2 months before my bike would be shipped I got it in one month . I have had my bike now for 7 weeks and have over 1000 miles on it ? Off road mountain trail miles and LOVE IT :-)
So if i don't wanna change the tires or tube or liner just tannus armour is okay right? Also radrover 5 tire size is 26x4 and i don't need to trim the tannur armour to fit right?
Soft tires are quite and ( way nicer ride), BUT, don't last as long....and the hard tires are a little more durable RIDE HARDER, but wear better. But these are light enough to not worry for a long while.....at LEAST now you can CITIZEN!! STAY SAFE, GO FAST!
95% of my riding is off road , The mountain trail I ride on is gravel . All I can hear as I ride is the popping and cracking of the gravel as I roll over it ? and its LOUD . LOL
how the hell do you run a youtube dedicated to cycling and not have any tools for a schrader valve? (the most common and used valve in the cycling community)
Have you ever looked at the Tannus after a few months or more of using it? I just saw a video (ruclips.net/video/Dfx6UbycifM/видео.html) from another RUclips channel that indicates the Tannus can squish and loose its protection. It would be nice if you did a follow up video where you removed and checked the Tannus on a bike you have been using for a few months to see if it has kept its original shape or has become very thin.
This is exactly what I need to do so I'm not 50 or a hundred miles away from home and have a flat tire I have to know how to do maintenance on my bike and fix everything. They do not have a Manuel for my bicycle the ecotric ecotric hammer. They did say I can take it to the bicycle shop they will pay for it that was good the front end is a little loose. Other than the electrical is not any different than any other bicycle really. I don't have any other Transportation I have one leg nobody to help me and I can do almost anything with my ecotric Hammer ebike. It's really heavy 70lb I need to get some of those panniers which I thought were called saddlebags back in the day. I was messing around with the settings so I didn't have to pedal and now I only have 3 pedal assist and I'm afraid to mess with it but they sent me the information for that. The video I saw on here was wrong. Not this channel I forgot where it was. Once I get the new battery and some patches and some silicone glue which Works amazing for patching I will be pretty much prepared. I want to go long distances eventually I will get new handlebars cuz work it out the ones you get with it the old retro Style hurt your hands really bad after long distance. I think the bike can go at least 25 or 30 the way it is if I program the settings for the controller. It's about 90 here in Western New York. I need subscribers so that I can do live video next Thursday of my friends band. I need to make a video about my bike I need to get a handlebar camera holder. Yeah I got Goose crap on mine I got to go wash it. LOL
I'm with you I got a 20ah battery but I'm afraid to go more than a mile from home due to a possible flat....walking wouldn't be that bad but pushing a 70lb bike with a flat....lol no thanks.
@@jskyg68 where I live Batavia New York is like 3 and 1/2 miles long I just ride around town a lot and on the trails around here I have gone 31 miles and had two bars left
@@LetArtsLive I live out in the country in eastern WA , we have apple trees, sage brush and goat heads. i'm about 4 miles from town, hopefully next week I can get those liners and test the range.
I see them listed on their website... If you go to Tannus America, click the menu button and click on armor inserts, then select your size. Looks like they're $59 a piece 😁
Another great video. And the 5 gallon bucket on the tongue of your trailer is the perfect stand to put the wheel on while changing tires. Keeps all the weight off the motor cord and the disk. All the weight rests evenly on the spokes.
the 4x4 blocks i used at the end seemed to work well, 1st time doing it so now i know.
Great Video Citizen. Very much appreciate your ‘real’ approach to your ebike and upgrades ! Thanks
Thank you very much Mark!
Looking forward to how you like the Tannus liner. Yes, air pressure should be a little less with the Tannus liner.
One thing you did not mention was to make sure the tires are rotating in the correct direction. Some tires it does not matter other tires it does.
Nice job putting on the tires without any tools.
Dude you are really a breath of fresh air! I truly hope that some of these bike and component manufacturers pick up on you. I've started my own little mention campaign and will expand this in the future on forums that I subscribe to. Keep up the good work! If you're not spiritual, it doesn't matter, but here's something for you: "Trust me with all of your heart, do not depend on your own understanding, remember me in everything that you do, and I will give you success." Of course the "me" isn't "me", but whether you currently believe or not, I believe that your nature will reap good things for you and yours.
Thanks Grizzlies for the kind words. I have been truly blessed in my life, just trying to put positive message out there and hopefully positive energy will continue to flow my way...
Great video. Great detail. Yes I hate the tire whine on the Rover 5 jugs. The only good thing is that people hear me coming. Good to know a different tire will help.
You are SO right about road-tires being quiet.... I got my first comment while riding yesterday about how quiet I was. I mounted one of those old fashioned honker horns discreetly on the side under my seat. That works so much better than the little bell(which I hate). This bike tends to really scare pedestrians!!! I ride only on the streets,but people still think it's a motorcycle in my area...Most don't know what to make of it. Gotta admit I dig that! Actually with all the cosmetic "tweaking" that I have done to it, it looks like a motorcycle now! Once again...that was intentional.... I am very used to the staring, and I am having WAY too much fun with this Monster!!
👍 Thanks for the video, just ordered a Tannus liner for my rear tire, and got the same size tubes you used coming, I may be installing the Tannus before my motor depending on what gets here first, seems to be a long wait on the shipment of motors out of China. You make everything look easy, gives me hope I can do it too... Your how to videos are the best.
The way things are going between us and China(really bad), I'm now QUITE concerned that our E-Bike fun is going to grind down to a trickle. We had better start to make our own stuff, or find other avenues of supply !!
The 5 gallon bucket on the front of your trailer works great to set the wheel on so you don’t damage anything while working on it. I ordered the same kit that you did that came with the tubes. I have been unable to find a spare online or on Kendra’s site that are the same size. If you come across a source for them please let me know. Thank you
I only did my front wheel with the Tannus liner so far. I'm gonna do my rear after I get my new freewheel & do both then. I used a light dusting of baby powder inside the tire & on the new tube. Everything went in very easily. When you pump up the tire it's easiest to use a compressor & pump it fast & to 40-50 psi & the tire bead seats on the rim no sweat. Bleed off a couple times & pump it up again once or twice then set your final pressure. The baby powder works good. I'm gonna use some FlatOut also. Maybe overkill but I really, really hate getting a flat....lol.
Thanks for this video. Just got my Tannus inserts put in mine and my wife's Radrovers. I think your video saved me many many swear words and kept me calm in the face of panic hahaha. Thanks for the videos!
Haha glad you found it helpful! Did you notice a big difference, I sure did
@@CitizenCycle925 Little chilly out so I just got to take it around the block, but it seems to ride really well!!
Great video! Glad to see that the install of the inserts is this easy. Mine came today, but it'll be some time before I can install them, as I sold the Rover last Thursday and will be ordering a Rover ST next month.
so you sold your bike before you got the new one.. yikes!
@@CitizenCycle925 Well, had to, so I would have the money to get the new one! 🤑
I wondered if they say to buy or use a narrower tube with the liners? Good deal!👍
Some Windex on the bead makes it a LOT easier to seat all the way around. I use a 12V compressor that inflates the tube pretty fast and will pop the wet bead into place quickly. I wonder what kind of effect those liners have on no pedal range, since they would obviously create a LOT more rolling resistance?
I've just ordered two new rad tyres. I looked for some road tyres that look like the one's on your green motorbike but can't find enny in a size 26.
Someone else who pulls the tire off the rim with their bare hands! I feel like we bonded somehow, lol.
I'm fortunate that I rarely get flats. 900 miles on my RadMini 4, and my Fuji road bike is 20 years old and has never had a flat! However my first folding bike (analog) is in the garage with both tires flat. Great job making sure the tube is not twisted or kinked, and aligning the bead. I've had new bikes with the bead not even. Thanks for the video, and I hope they have the Tannus Armor for the Mini.
PS: The RadMini tires are loud, but I ride on paved paths through state parks, and having people hear me approaching is an asset. The checkerboard pattern traps the air as the tire hits the ground, and the stiff tire casing kinda amplifies it, but I don't mind. The juggernaut tires make noise because of the nub pattern and the stiff casing.
Bryan, would you do an update on your "new" tires?
Also a BONUS would show us the Rear tire install.
I followed your step by step, but my rear wheel will
not go in it's exact position. You mentioned to remove
the caliper .....................but this hack has to see it
to hopefully get it right. Thanx a bunch! Ride-ON!
cool I was thinking about getting those tannus liners for my 26" DIY ebike tires...the run flat capability makes it worth it to me. I live in goat head hell I got 2 flats the first 10 miles I put on my bike.
Nice work. Can't wait to hear how they ride.
oh wow those liners look 1000x easier to install than the mr tuffy ones. I went with origin8 tires, it was the first upgrade I did and the difference is breathtaking. 35a controller coming next week so that's coming next,.
I just did the Origin8 Supercell for Urban riding flat-protection. About to install the Tannus Armour. Love em’ already!
Should use a tube with a Presta valve or a schrader that's externally threaded and bolted down to the wheel so when/if you deflate for sand or snow, the valve won't sink into the wheel when trying to hook your pump on.
I appreciate the 'How to' guide. Looking forward to some rides.
just a tip use a wire tie or twisty tie to hold the valve in place so it does not slip back into the tire during install or inflating
There's nothing like nice new tires. I cleaned mine yesterday and used Armour All original protective wipes on the sidewalls. Looks great! I made sure not to get any on the treads. Can you do the white lettered tire markers on your new tires?
I thought the Tannus website indicated trimming the liner for 26x4" tires?
I really like your videos man!! I really recommend these too!!!! The BEST investment you can get besides good brakes and tires too. They are a breeze to install. I have the Himiway, just like your Rad ....LIKE ALMOST EXACT? !. I REALLY WISH THESE WERE IN THE BIKE FROM FACTORY THOUGH. This is tge NEW way to keep your tires Awesome.
you made this video over a year ago. I just ordered the tannus armour and was wondering if you still use it? also what air pressure did you use with the armour installed. I know its trial and error but i usually run my radrover tires at 25 lbs. I was thinking of only putting 20 lbs. in when i install them. By the way ... good video.
Great video. I see on the Tannus website they recommend sizing down your tube size and my question is, is that absolutely necessary?
@thecaliforniamaniac it's not absolutely necessary. I have used the original tube with Tannus before, it's possible. It's just an easier fit with a smaller tube
Hi Bryan. Thanks so much for what you do. Can you give a list to where I can get a 35a controller? Bolton's website is back ordered--I live where there are huge hills and need some support.
Enjoyed the video, very informative. Did you have to trim the liners before installing them?
Nope, no trimming
Excellent work and great information! Thanks.
Specialized Fast Track Tires, discontinued. (New model is Specialized Ground Control, also out of stock. Tannus Armour, out of stock. No one has a Kenda or Specialized fat 26 x 4" tire. All are out of stock. Bolton is out of stock. Rad is out of stock. Mine on my Rad Rover are wearing out, and I can't get one I like. Amazon has some off brands, and I wouldn't touch. Aggg! Good videos, and am having fun watching. And I ride every day.
Check the "quiet cat" website for tannus armor I just bought some there the other day
Tyre tools, use spoon handles like grandad did. I did this in reverse, those liners are essential in my opinion, especially with those floppy tyres which pop off the rim when it's flat making the bike a bugger to even push home, probably dangerous if it happened while riding . Slime on low pressure fat tyres did nothing but make a mess for me.Two planks to sit the wheel on help too.
Cool Vid, thanks! Was there any noticeable weight difference with the new tires+ liners?
didn't really notice a weight difference.
I was waiting for you to grab one of the old tires to use as a base while you worked on the new tire. You could even throw the tube back in if you needed a firmer base. Not sure if it would have made it tall enough to prevent having to balance everything like you were.
how do you like those tires for the road .do they work well on trails .im looking to get them for my bike but 85%will be on the road. thanks for any info.keep on making the videos i enjoy watching them. i just cant find those tires on Specialized site
The tires seem to work well on road for me, I don't take them on trails much they are not overly aggressive but have a little bit of bite. I believe specialized discontinued this tire unfortunately
Great very informative easy to follow video. Keep them coming.
Stay safe.
Nice Vid! Any flats since your install with the Tannus? Any difference in the ride with them?
no flats with the Tannus in. seems to give a bit softer ride quality. i like them, but they are crazy expensive.
How's the tannus elbow? 🙃
I have a 20x4 Kenda fat tire
on my E Bike. What Tannous Foam Armour linear size should I get?
I’m so glad you made this video. When I had first heard of these Tannus Armour,someone on Fb Rad group had said we had to use the TA/with these yellow liner/tube and a tube or JSU the Red ans yellow. That would make it about $100 per tire. Do you know of which I’m referring? Anyway it has me all confused. Also,a few ppl split between 60% said easy DYI 40% said No,difficult and. Urging some of the red tannus beading I’ll call it. A few ppl even said a bike shop said No too hard and another took 1-2 hours & charged him $25 a tire to install ! It appears pretty easy & St8 forward to me. Thank you again
Bigger cords are going to have bigger spaces between them...I'm in doubt whether Citizen got this right. Then again, maybe it depends one the quality of those cords!
looks like great stuff, does it work with tubeless ? how much heavier is it?
Never tried it with tubeless tires not sure if it's meant for that or not. They surely add weight but I didn't notice any major difference in handling
Got a flat on my back tire on my rad today. packing crate staple from the road. Those liners may have stopped it.
bummer, did you have a spare tube or just call for a ride? Liners may have worked, are you thinking of getting them?
@@CitizenCycle925 I Cary flat repair and a battery pump. so i just pulled the staple out, patched it, and pumped it back up. I have been thinking of it tannus kit but will see how it goes for a while first.
The louder the tire the better!
Great instructional video!
What psi did you run before you did the inserts?
What size did you use for the liners I know the tubes were smaller
26x4
How is the ride? Are the liners really worth it?
JUST GOT THESE A FEW DAYS AGO!! Now i just have to get my bike...........................STILL WAITING
Its Worth the wait , Rad Power Told me it would be almost 2 months before my bike would be shipped I got it in one month .
I have had my bike now for 7 weeks and have over 1000 miles on it ? Off road mountain trail miles and LOVE IT :-)
Great video! Where did you buy your fenders?
VERY cheap plastic fenders from amazon
how does riding feel
Good job 👍
Have you noticed a loss of top end speed.
Nice. Compared to wrestling a rear motorcycle tire this looks easy.
So if i don't wanna change the tires or tube or liner just tannus armour is okay right?
Also radrover 5 tire size is 26x4 and i don't need to trim the tannur armour to fit right?
I thought I would mention; Tannus suggests a tube size of 26x3.0-3.5. I don't think it will make much difference.
Has anyone noticed a decrease in range based on the extra weight/rolling resistance from the Tannus inserts?
Can u use the same intertube with tannus as when u don't have it?
Yes
What do you do for work?
I want this liner and don't know where to buy it please help me
i bought it directly from Tannus before they went out of stock, i havent been able to find 26x4 liners anywhere else sorry
Thank you so much
Tannus just stocked up more of these... supplies are limited tho
Soft tires are quite and ( way nicer ride), BUT, don't last as long....and the hard tires are a little more durable RIDE HARDER, but wear better. But these are light enough to not worry for a long while.....at LEAST now you can CITIZEN!! STAY SAFE, GO FAST!
Did you change out the cloud9 seat for bikeroo? If so why?
I Went to Walmart and bought the Padded seat cover and WOW What a difference it made .
i figured they'd still be noisy with that knobby tread, but they're quiet, huh? cool
If only you had a 5 gallon bucket to rest it on. Now where did I see one... Seriously it makes it a lot easier.
Thx, learned something today
What kind of liners are them
Tannus America
CitizenCycle thank you
95% of my riding is off road , The mountain trail I ride on is gravel . All I can hear as I ride is the popping and cracking of the gravel as I roll over it ? and its LOUD . LOL
I need to do this to my bike asap👍👍
Fascinating as always, thanks. Looking forward to the ride report.
cool.
120 tpi ( Tread per inch) metal wire...
Useful! Thanks.
Massage + soap = 👍
The smaller tube blew up on me
I got rid of the Juggers and put on Maxxis Mammoths =)
how the hell do you run a youtube dedicated to cycling and not have any tools for a schrader valve? (the most common and used valve in the cycling community)
Have you ever looked at the Tannus after a few months or more of using it? I just saw a video (ruclips.net/video/Dfx6UbycifM/видео.html) from another RUclips channel that indicates the Tannus can squish and loose its protection. It would be nice if you did a follow up video where you removed and checked the Tannus on a bike you have been using for a few months to see if it has kept its original shape or has become very thin.
This is exactly what I need to do so I'm not 50 or a hundred miles away from home and have a flat tire I have to know how to do maintenance on my bike and fix everything. They do not have a Manuel for my bicycle the ecotric ecotric hammer. They did say I can take it to the bicycle shop they will pay for it that was good the front end is a little loose. Other than the electrical is not any different than any other bicycle really. I don't have any other Transportation I have one leg nobody to help me and I can do almost anything with my ecotric Hammer ebike. It's really heavy 70lb I need to get some of those panniers which I thought were called saddlebags back in the day. I was messing around with the settings so I didn't have to pedal and now I only have 3 pedal assist and I'm afraid to mess with it but they sent me the information for that. The video I saw on here was wrong. Not this channel I forgot where it was. Once I get the new battery and some patches and some silicone glue which Works amazing for patching I will be pretty much prepared. I want to go long distances eventually I will get new handlebars cuz work it out the ones you get with it the old retro Style hurt your hands really bad after long distance. I think the bike can go at least 25 or 30 the way it is if I program the settings for the controller. It's about 90 here in Western New York. I need subscribers so that I can do live video next Thursday of my friends band. I need to make a video about my bike I need to get a handlebar camera holder. Yeah I got Goose crap on mine I got to go wash it. LOL
I'm with you I got a 20ah battery but I'm afraid to go more than a mile from home due to a possible flat....walking wouldn't be that bad but pushing a 70lb bike with a flat....lol no thanks.
@@jskyg68 where I live Batavia New York is like 3 and 1/2 miles long I just ride around town a lot and on the trails around here I have gone 31 miles and had two bars left
@@LetArtsLive I live out in the country in eastern WA , we have apple trees, sage brush and goat heads. i'm about 4 miles from town, hopefully next week I can get those liners and test the range.
@@jskyg68 nice I hope you have fun the way things are nowadays Days it's the only thing you can do that's why I want to go camping
To this day I cannot find Tannus armour liners for 20x4 fat tire bikes. Not for love or money... Looks like Tannus don't make that size.
I see them listed on their website... If you go to Tannus America, click the menu button and click on armor inserts, then select your size. Looks like they're $59 a piece 😁
Hmm 🤔, i wonder if i could do this with a trimmed pool noodle.. 🤓
I think if I had street tires for the street I get better mileage it's going slower I get way better mileage you might get better mileage on these
love watching your videos but i see you really don't answer questions that people ask you
Hi John, I try to answer as many as I can, there's a lot 😁
@@CitizenCycle925 i bet there is . thank you for the reply and thank you for your videos. your videos hel me alot