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I love my Troxus Explorer and that's coming from someone who is into cycling in a major way. I only got it for commuting, won't be riding it offroad. I put a 52 tooth chainring, 11-28 cassette, and 26 x 3" Duro Beach Bum slicks on mine. Yesterday I had it up to 33mph!
I would recommend a high quality bike rack instead of trying to disassemble the bike and cramp it into a car/suv. I have the smaller framed Troxus ebike (the Lynx). It is a great bike for this of us that prefer a 20" tire bike. I love riding it and plan to take it someplace different every weekend (weather permitting).
It rides pretty firm at 20 psi. If you're riding off road I would run 15 psi or less. Duro Beach Bum tires ride much smoother on the pavement. I run them at 30 psi.
I recommend running 5 psi below what is printed on the sidewall as the max. From there you can go up or down a little depending on where you ride. I now have a digital cordless pump which makes that easy.
If you're considering buying the Troxus Explorer, here's a link for 10% off valid through June 15 www.troxusmobility.com/discount/JORDANVANDERPLA?ref=rp9qltd0
I love my Troxus Explorer and that's coming from someone who is into cycling in a major way. I only got it for commuting, won't be riding it offroad. I put a 52 tooth chainring, 11-28 cassette, and 26 x 3" Duro Beach Bum slicks on mine. Yesterday I had it up to 33mph!
I would recommend a high quality bike rack instead of trying to disassemble the bike and cramp it into a car/suv. I have the smaller framed Troxus ebike (the Lynx). It is a great bike for this of us that prefer a 20" tire bike. I love riding it and plan to take it someplace different every weekend (weather permitting).
Yeah I definitely agree…I’m not an avid biker (yet) but as I start to ride more I’m realizing that the disassembling is not a real option lol.
@@jordanvp On group rides I get more questions about my bike rack than my bright red ebike.
Haha that’s amazing 😂
What tire pressure do you recommend, thx
I check what the tire says is the max and go a few psi under that
It rides pretty firm at 20 psi. If you're riding off road I would run 15 psi or less. Duro Beach Bum tires ride much smoother on the pavement. I run them at 30 psi.
I recommend running 5 psi below what is printed on the sidewall as the max. From there you can go up or down a little depending on where you ride. I now have a digital cordless pump which makes that easy.
@@iscootct Cheers ISC!