I liked the hand break, I think it's convenient, and you can focus on keeping your legs/feet in the proper place. But all my other bikes have the clutch there and I dotn want to get confused lol. I don't think you can have both at the same time set up
@@redwolfracing if you have a foot brake you can add a hand brake. I'm running both on my Stark. For the most part I only use the hand brake now but I let a lot of people ride my bike so I kept the foot brake on . MotoZ is the company I bought the hand brake from and I also still ride my clutch bikes, only takes a second to get use to either one
Okay that's sweet, thank you for that info! Yeah my buddy Dylan in the video has a few other E bikes and mountain bikes so he's pretty used to the hand break on the bars. I definitely want to get one, I think it'll help out, not having to move my feet at all
Nice ride
you can keep the foot brake and add a hand brake
I liked the hand break, I think it's convenient, and you can focus on keeping your legs/feet in the proper place. But all my other bikes have the clutch there and I dotn want to get confused lol. I don't think you can have both at the same time set up
I’m running both on my bike and it’s a game changer
Both at the same time? Or you have both? Lol
@@redwolfracing if you have a foot brake you can add a hand brake. I'm running both on my Stark. For the most part I only use the hand brake now but I let a lot of people ride my bike so I kept the foot brake on . MotoZ is the company I bought the hand brake from and I also still ride my clutch bikes, only takes a second to get use to either one
Okay that's sweet, thank you for that info! Yeah my buddy Dylan in the video has a few other E bikes and mountain bikes so he's pretty used to the hand break on the bars. I definitely want to get one, I think it'll help out, not having to move my feet at all