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I'm not sure, but all else it's a fairly easy mod to do.

Thanks for watching Steve! I'm beginning to think it's the hot temps making the camera overheat. I might drop my recording down to 2k on the next video if it's hot out to see if the issue goes away. I've noticed it only seems to happen when I'm either not moving or moving fast enough to get good airflow across the camera.

Thank you! It is very beautiful here. Just need a bike with a lots of power and a huge battery!

Exactly I’m pretty certain it’s the controller. Hopefully it won’t take long to get a replacement

lol ya that was fun!

Ya luckily there was only that one big hill to get out.

Ya I’m waiting to get my replacement charger. Should be here tomorrow I think.

Ya I’m starting to think it’s the camera overheating a little. I probably should try recording in 2k and see if it does it.

I definitely got some lol

Those are so cool!

​@@WyomingRider..love them...your sound is perfect

For sure! Winter sucks but the rest of the year is great!

It sure is!

Thanks!

Thanks so much for watching! Ya i did try unhooking the brake sensors later still no go. I'm working on my follow up video. They responded in a few minutes and started having me try stuff. It's looking like an issue with the controller or the motor wire on the controller side. It does something really strange I haven't seen before. If i unhook the motor cable plug the rear wheel turns freely in both directions. If the motor wire is hooked up it spins freely forward, but if you try and spin it backwards it doesn't want to turn. You can feel the motor fighting you like a couple of the phase wires are shorted together.

@@WyomingRider sounding more like a motor issue. If you haven't already, I'd take the cover off the controller area and ensure all plugs are connected properly. Ok, on what you said about turning the rear wheel with the motor wired connected, but was that with power on or off, or have you tried it both ways. From the sound of that, I'm thinking the motor took a dive.

@@NOWitsOKto This happens with the power on or off. I even took the controller out and completely disconnected it from everything but the motor and it does this. I then took an other one of my bikes and hooked the G100's motor to it since it has the same plug and it worked, but it was a little noisy. I then tried it in reverse hooked the other bikes motor to the Happyrun controller and it gets nothing. I did also try both throttle and using the cadence sensor, but nothing either way. This is the reason why I suspect it's the controller. Strange thing is too it gets no errors on the display if the motor is hooked up. If i disconnect it does of course. Could it be the FET's in the controller?

@@WyomingRider I'm with you on the controller now, I know you've pretty much covered the possible problem areas. I'd bet on the controller at this point, but good to “rule out” as much as possible.

@@NOWitsOKto Absolutely. If you think of anything else let me know.

Thanks Jerry! It is a beautiful place! Like many places here in Wyoming still pretty untamed so defiantly won't go back there until I have a bike I know will be able to handle it. That was about 1/4 of the way through the canyon.

Ya he must have previously had a skull fracture or was maybe born that way

Thanks for watching and the good advice!

It’s pretty impressive for a 48v.

Ya We don’t have a lot of trees. Lots of prairies and grassland. The mountains have trees.

Yep very familiar light right?

Yep great for hills!

Thanks Jerry! Ya it really is!

It’s pretty good just needs to be a little softer in my opinion

Why I like that feature. I have noticed since the days are getting shorter and I’m riding in the dark in the mornings. I can see this one’s blinkers on the front and it reminds me, but not in the daylight lol.

Ya it’s looking like fall is coming very soon

It’s definitely the fastest 48v bike I have

I love mine too. That’s interesting. I’ve seen the original one without the turn signals and has the twist throttle. What’s the third version have on it?

Thank you sir! Hope that knee is doing well!

@@WyomingRider slow but sure my friend

Thanks for watching! It’s definitely good for its price point!

@@WyomingRider I agree. Especially now that prices have creeped up on all bikes. Seemed a little bit too expensive a few months ago, but def a better value these days.

Juliet is it’s only competition

@@shortsbytommy That one does look nice too!

Ya unfortunately I haven’t had either of those to compare it too, but it’s definitely fast.

Thanks for watching and your question. Unfolding should be easy all you should need to do is grab the top where it's attached to the handlebars are and stand it up in place and lock the handle. Folding it down on the other hand can be more difficult. Check and make sure there's nothing caught in the hinge or does it look bent or damaged?

@@WyomingRider Thank you. I don't know what's wrong with it. It's a brand new bike I'm assembling, and the handlebar stem absolutely will not unfold ... will not pull up. I can't make it even budge. I thought maybe there was some trick to it.

@@sandysnodgrass9428 I would defiantly contact support and maybe ask in the Facebook group.

@@WyomingRider Yea! Very prompt advice from the seller told us to apply MORE FORCE, which we did, and it worked! @WyomingRider ... Thanks again for your help.

@@sandysnodgrass9428 You are very welcome! Glad it working for you now.

Me too! You can tell it’s got a lot more potential.

They're really comfortable

Thanks Brother!

Absolutely!

Agreed!

He sure is! lol I don't blame you!

You’re welcome!

Thanks for watching. That would be awesome! Where are you located?

@@WyomingRider Gillette send my contact on your email

Thanks! They really are!

That blinker noise is quite loud. check these out as well. Two other excellent choices. th-cam.com/video/n-AhoDGfQFM/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/JUPy9PwLY0s/w-d-xo.html

You're going to love it! it's an awesome bike!

Thanks so much for watching! I go like my pedaling even if it doesn't add much it keeps the blood flowing. I'm 5' 10" with a 31" inseam. I weigh around 220.

Here's my review video. th-cam.com/video/cb1HLZsZ_jI/w-d-xo.html

@@WyomingRider I'm weird, I'm about 6'1", 295 with like a 33-33.5 inseam. Btw, just finished replace the scooters flat. Looked like a seam let loose a bit on the tube. Pic on the scooters page.

@@NOWitsOKto Interesting. I had that happen on one of my Mooncool bikes. split right on the seam.

@@WyomingRider Sometime, when you get a chance, could you measure the size of that storage area? Curious if a 12-pack (cans) would fit in there.

Thank you brother!

@@WyomingRider ..Welcome!

Good to know! Hopefully mine live a while.

@@WyomingRider ...you are lighter than me.... :)

I can see why. They are really comfortable.