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That’s awesome, even more affordable then ever. Congrats on the new bike!!

I fixed the slight leak, just needed to clean the seal on the cap. I wear gloves when filling/dumping waste.

Thank you!!🙏

Awesome solution! Now fix the leak so you don't leave dookie stains all the way to the dumper!! 😅

lol already did, just had to clean oring to cap.

3” riser bars, and 5” stem riser. I’m over 6 foot tall so was the only way to stand strait up and not to be hunched over riding.

I thought they looked better. Feel the tread pattern is a better design for triad and off road use. I have been extremely happy with them.

@@FloridaERides Awesome thanks! I'll give them a try

I honestly have no idea. Jansno is the only bike I have that has had a wire to unplug to unlock. Normally you just unlock display and adjust the speed. Look up you bike and should be a video or instructions on how to unlock speed.

They do great off road, I’m over 6’ tall so the bars and stem are so I can stand up strait. Also extremely comfortable to cruise and not hunched forward.

31mph

Thank you !!!’

I made a short on the speed limiter wire, it’s right under the seat cushion, be easy to cut ends off and put switch on. The led underglow wasn’t to bad, have to get a 48volt to 12 volt step down and just use the diagram it comes with to color match the wires. Can literally just slip the supply line (48v) to the terminals off the battery where it connects to controller.

@@FloridaERides thank you, i cant wait for it to come lol, im a big kid

Thanks. All from a IPhone 13 Pro

@ that’s incredible!

You won't regret it!!! Loads of fun!!

No problem!!! Glad video was helpful.

Jansno has 700 miles, talaria has 1600 miles

@@FloridaERides a ok thanks for reply my mesagge

Anytime!!

There just cheap ones off Amazon’s. Would recommend as both broke.

Amazon

@@FloridaERides what brand are they?

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B158Q4LB?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title I did have to use a quarter and double sided tape between the peg and bracket to make them strait. Sag down done if not. Easy fix tho.

@@FloridaERides awesome thanks brother! And are they a good fit??

Yes besides having to shim them up with a quarter or they sag. Easy fix tho.

Oil on the chain wears the breaks down? Please explain!!

That’s completely False, the controller is set to a max speed for legal reasons. Unplugging this plug just lets the controller know it’s not restricted to a that set speed anymore. Completely Safe and is in the manual for the bike. Good try but not today!!!

​@@FloridaERideshow fast does it go

31 mph

Bike is over a year old so possibly the older version. I ended up modding the fenders and looks way better and dosnt flap around anymore.

Fork?

Yep

Rear

Yeah most bikes will scrap the pedals if the direction you turn and pedal is down position.

Chest mount.

Sure is, got a flat tire but that was an easy fix and not the bikes fault.

@FloridaERides aha awesome that's what I like too hear , I have a jansno x50 aswell but only had mine a few months , best purchase I've made In a while tho forsure

Over 1000 miles and no problem. Says can be pretty tight due to the geometry of where the motor is located. It’s inline with the angle of swing arm so no worry of it being to tight when suspension travels.

Exactly, no one understands that the motor location is exactly at the swing arm angle so it dosnt change with suspension travel.

Rear swing arm and motor are at the same location so it dosnt effect the suspension travel at all.

For full speed and power.

@@FloridaERidesisn’t there a other way with the display

Display won’t unlock full power.

Just need to connect to 12v on bike. The xxx is different but I would just slice the ground and running light not cut on the tail light for power. Then rap the positive and negative around the bare wire from bike. Then tape it. A even easier is to get two trailer wire light connections that just squeeze/pinch over wires so no cutting needed. But you may be able to connect onto the headlights feed or something else as the xxx come with headlight and brake light.

​@FloridaERides thank you soo much for the advice! I might make my first video for talaria xxx installing these lights! I'll let you know how it goes!

Awesome!! Please do.

You could get a bigger spring for rear but pedaling this bike being that tall is somewhat uncomfortable, I’m 6’3”.

I connected to my tail light no problem . Have you put a volt meter to it to see what it’s doing?

@@FloridaERides no I haven’t I connected it. Just fine it could be that my bike dosent enough volts for the lights

It’s possible but the lights don’t use very much power so most likely a bad connection. I would try connecting to a 12v battery or power supply to make sure there isn’t a problem with the lighting unit. Worst come to worst could add a small 12v battery to power lights. Does your tail light dim or not turn on when lights are flicked on? Same with headlight. They both take 12v so they should be effected if it’s drawling to much power.

Thanks, you know it’s stuck in your head now lol.

Put wrench on bolt and give wrench a decent tap with hammer in the direction to loosen. Should brake loose, if not Apply heat first to bolt if really tight.

Both but mostly street. Flat dirt trails.

Cool thanks

Appreciate it

To each their own. I prefer no front fender but got tired of water slinging up in my face. Also didn’t want to look like a dirt bike with front big fender. Thanks for the comment, the lol kept me in good spirits lol.

Throttle only 20-30 miles. Got 22 miles going 30mph nonestop.

Absolutely, exactly what I want to do as it would keep the top speed threw out the hole battery charge.

I’m about to do a one year review on it, so far been a decent bike. Only problems had is the wires to the sensor for pedal assist shredded so had to remove but honestly my daughter only uses the throttle so was real no loss.

@@FloridaERideshow’s the range