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Kudos to your shop for working on e-bikes at all. My experiences have been that bike shops/mechanics won't even do normal bike stuff, like working on brakes, wh
by tln 2y ago
Kudos to your shop for working on e-bikes at all. My experiences have been that bike shops/mechanics won't even do normal bike stuff, like working on brakes, when its an e-bike.
- foco_tubi 2y agoI had 3 simple questions to decide if an e-bike went in my stand: 1.) Does the frame use a seatpost? 2.) Are there any frayed or broken wires? 3.) Is the power cable to the motor removable?
- tln 2y agoI suppose the reason for needing a seatpost is to clamp on your stand. E-bikes get heavy, like 30kgs / 65lbs isn't at all rare, I wonder how if thats good for a seatpost? Removable battery is as good as a removable power cable right?
- foco_tubi 2y agoSeatposts support hundreds of pounds of human flesh also, so the weight usually isn't the concern. But if your bike looks like more of a motorcycle, it's probably not going into my work stand. On the point about the power cable, this is more directed at hub Drive motors. If I can't disconnect your motor to remove your wheel, I'm not going to fix your flat tire.