This is very straight forward, thank you. (BTW, you can take an 18mm socket and weld an old hand wrench to it) My rear wheel won’t align perfectly when dropped into the stays. (Probably 4mm to the non-drive side. I don’t see how to adjust this. Any advice? Thanks!
I always dread taking off my back tire of my CCX because it takes a lot of effort to get it to fit back on. It never seems to be easy. I see you had the chain off, does that make it easier? It always seems like the chain and derailleur get in the way as I am trying to fit it back on.
Hey 👋 Here is a link to the tool, we are currently sold out but you can sign up for stock notifications. In the meantime a present wrench in the same size should do the trick. www.juicedbikes.com/products/18mm-rear-axle-nut-removal-tool?variant=37892690834
Pretty good guidance here, but I seem to have a problem. I sent my wheel in for repair/refurbishment and now, putting it back on after a few months, I notice that the drive-side wire bundle exits the hub on the up side whereas it seems it should exit down, to keep rain and moisture out. Did this happen because I have a different wheel or is there a 'trick' you haven't mentioned? I also would have liked a parts inventory for the bikes that you mention. My CCX wheel came back from the factory without a couple of washers, I had to inspect the video very carefully to see that I was missing the final flat washer, the notched ones are clear. Explaining and showing clearly the position of the notch is also important. If you do all the work yourself it is obvious that the washers are position with the notch outward, but when you get a wheel back without washers it isn't so obvious.
It looks like your notch washers are upside down. Take them off the axles and rotated them 180 degrees so that the notch is on the same side as the wire bundle exit. Since the notch is placed to the down side, the wire bundle will exit to the down side too. The guy who refurbished the wheel did not think about that issue when they replaced the notch washer. I'm curious what they did when they refurbished your wheel. Did they replace the plastic planetary gear assembly? Was this a service from Juiced or some other party? Thanks.
Hey 👋 Very similar but slightly different, we are working on a rear wheel video for the RipRacer. If you need help immediately contact our support team.
Hey 👋 We're working on rear wheel videos for all of our e-bikes right now. In the meantime, if you are having trouble with your rear wheel please contact support@juicedbikes.com or give us a call 9-5 PST M-F for tech assistance.
Do I need to remove the rear wheel in order to remove the fender? Seems like I might. That last bolt low on the frame, behind the crankset looks hard to get at.
I did it. Y taking the air out of the tire. It can be difficult to get an Allen key in there but needle nose vice grips can be used to (painstakingly) remove the ribbed cap head screw.
I should have seen this in September so I would know not to flip the bike. Maybe you could put up a video on how to bleed and refill the hydraulic brakes. (Which I assume is the reason not to flip the bike. It's definitely MY reason.) Nevertheless, kudos for doing maintenance videos!
@@kevinmorrison1553 It's no big deal. Somehow got some air in the brake line once. Easy fix. Done it a half dozen other times w/ no issue. Juiced recommends not flipping but they must have industrial repair stands.
Same here. I'm going to change the inner tube, and try some stan sealant. If I get another flat, I'll probably sell the thing. Having a flat on a bike, while miles from home, is a Supreme hassle.
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Just so you know for the RipCurrent S, you CANNOT remove the rear wheel without the tool you purchase from Juiced. A regular wrench will NOT work. And Lowe’s does it sell them. Even went to a bike shop and they didn’t have it.
Thank God, my notch washer fell out and I did not where it was supposed to go.
This video helped a lot!
Where are the steps for the scorpion?
This is very straight forward, thank you. (BTW, you can take an 18mm socket and weld an old hand wrench to it) My rear wheel won’t align perfectly when dropped into the stays. (Probably 4mm to the non-drive side. I don’t see how to adjust this. Any advice? Thanks!
Do you need that special tool for the Hyperscorpion?
Do y'all have a video for removing the rear tire on the ripracer yet?
Hey 👋 one is in the works right now! Stay tuned for updates and if you need help in the meantime contact support. Thank you!
Offset 18mm box end wrench is a good choice.
I always dread taking off my back tire of my CCX because it takes a lot of effort to get it to fit back on. It never seems to be easy. I see you had the chain off, does that make it easier? It always seems like the chain and derailleur get in the way as I am trying to fit it back on.
Does anyone know the name for the wrench he's using? I know it's 18mm, but I can't find it anywhere
Hey 👋 Here is a link to the tool, we are currently sold out but you can sign up for stock notifications. In the meantime a present wrench in the same size should do the trick. www.juicedbikes.com/products/18mm-rear-axle-nut-removal-tool?variant=37892690834
Pretty good guidance here, but I seem to have a problem.
I sent my wheel in for repair/refurbishment and now, putting it back on after a few months, I notice that the drive-side wire bundle exits the hub on the up side whereas it seems it should exit down, to keep rain and moisture out. Did this happen because I have a different wheel or is there a 'trick' you haven't mentioned?
I also would have liked a parts inventory for the bikes that you mention. My CCX wheel came back from the factory without a couple of washers, I had to inspect the video very carefully to see that I was missing the final flat washer, the notched ones are clear. Explaining and showing clearly the position of the notch is also important. If you do all the work yourself it is obvious that the washers are position with the notch outward, but when you get a wheel back without washers it isn't so obvious.
Hey 👋 Please contact support.juicedbikes.com/contact/contact-us-Bkm4GFIzt for any parts not listed on the website
It looks like your notch washers are upside down. Take them off the axles and rotated them 180 degrees so that the notch is on the same side as the wire bundle exit. Since the notch is placed to the down side, the wire bundle will exit to the down side too. The guy who refurbished the wheel did not think about that issue when they replaced the notch washer.
I'm curious what they did when they refurbished your wheel. Did they replace the plastic planetary gear assembly? Was this a service from Juiced or some other party?
Thanks.
Is this the same for the rip racer?
Hey 👋 Very similar but slightly different, we are working on a rear wheel video for the RipRacer. If you need help immediately contact our support team.
What about the rip racer bike? I'm Having trouble removing the rear wheel.
Hey 👋 We're working on rear wheel videos for all of our e-bikes right now. In the meantime, if you are having trouble with your rear wheel please contact support@juicedbikes.com or give us a call 9-5 PST M-F for tech assistance.
Do I need to remove the rear wheel in order to remove the fender? Seems like I might. That last bolt low on the frame, behind the crankset looks hard to get at.
@@juicedbikes I swear, that thought did cross my mind! I'll most definitely give that a shot and report back, fwiw.
I did it. Y taking the air out of the tire. It can be difficult to get an Allen key in there but needle nose vice grips can be used to (painstakingly) remove the ribbed cap head screw.
I should have seen this in September so I would know not to flip the bike. Maybe you could put up a video on how to bleed and refill the hydraulic brakes. (Which I assume is the reason not to flip the bike. It's definitely MY reason.) Nevertheless, kudos for doing maintenance videos!
What? I've flipped the bike tons of times no issue.
Yeah me too. Mine is flipped now for new brake rotors. Why not flip them?
@@kevinmorrison1553 It's no big deal. Somehow got some air in the brake line once. Easy fix. Done it a half dozen other times w/ no issue. Juiced recommends not flipping but they must have industrial repair stands.
Oh. I haven’t had to bleed my brakes yet. Glad to hear it’s easy though. I know; who wants to spend a fortune for a bike lift.
My hyperscorpion is different! Help!!! The cord going to the motor hub is on the other side and doesn’t go through the nut!!!
Hey 👋 Contact our support team for troubleshooting and tech support.
When I put my wheel back in, now it won’t turn. I have the hyperscrambler 2
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What is the name or the brand of the rack/stand that you are using to complete the repairs?
Can you recommend a stand for the Scorpion models?
@@juicedbikes can you recommend an alternative stand, this out of my price range. (For hyper scorpion and RIP Current S)
My juiced bike keeps getting a rear flat!
Same here. I'm going to change the inner tube, and try some stan sealant. If I get another flat, I'll probably sell the thing. Having a flat on a bike, while miles from home, is a Supreme hassle.
How much do you weigh and what pressure are you guys running? This shouldn’t happen frequently on normal, paved roads.
You need to also need point out if you just lightly scratch the torque senson while doing so, it will break, and replacing it will cost $200!
Where are you located and I have that bike I need help man I’m get anything only power
Hey 👋 Sorry to hear you are having an issue with your e-bike, please contact support.juicedbikes.com/contact/contact-us-Bkm4GFIzt or our Support Team is available Monday - Friday from 7:00 am - 5:00 pm. We can be reached by phone at: (888) 303-8889.
Just so you know for the RipCurrent S, you CANNOT remove the rear wheel without the tool you purchase from Juiced. A regular wrench will NOT work. And Lowe’s does it sell them. Even went to a bike shop and they didn’t have it.
Hey 👋 Thanks for your feedback! You can use 18mm offset box wrench which is a fairly standard tool. The one we provide just makes it easier.
@@juicedbikes no you can’t. The bike frame prevents you from putting it on. You still strip your nut
Did video is ineffective if you have a hyperscorpion
@@juicedbikes How about for a scorpion X