Thank you

You do an mtb tubeless conversion?

Thank ya!

They came ready to bolt on just reused the stock wheel spacers.

Ha a laughable amount of time. It was about 4 months. If you picked common colors you'll probably get them quicker as they stock the common colors.

From Warp 9.

These are Shinko's. Fronts read 2.75 x 19 & Rears say 3.00 x 16.

They're oversized so it's the 220mm I believe.

5mm allen for the front and a 17mm socket for the rear to remove the wheel.

It's a wrap from luna cycles

My fronts are 19x1.60 and rears are 16x1.85. I've never herd that but who knows. maybe that's a different brand you're talking about? That option isn't there on warp 9's.

@@newbeginning2864 ok cool. I was going to order the blue w9 from charged cycle and on their description it said w9 can come in 2 different sizes for the front. I wanted custom ones like yours but nobody sells them that I have found.

@@marrzie467 I had to order mine directly from w9. You can customize the color schemes there more than with other venders that sell them. Also be warned, they estimate your wheels to be done within 6-8 weeks. But mine took almost 4 months to get done and they kept blaming their anodizer/powdercoat guy. But when in reality they were probably waiting for more orders of the same color to be placed so they wouldn't have to pay a premium for just mine..I've seen it before.

@@newbeginning2864 Thanks for the detailed answer. I should probably get my order soon for summer. Just trying to find more info on the titanium spokes. ✌️

@@marrzie467 Of course. From what I've read they aren't worth it. Especially if you're going to be jumping they will bend easier and stretch more the more stress you put on them. If you're riding around doing wheelies though and mostly street or even doing supermoto where you aren't jumping high they'd be better suited for that. Just what I've read, so take that with a grain of salt ha.

Magura MT7's here's the video on them. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sN2XpM-T3KfLqHk.html

not sure what size I went with now. I just looked up the sizes and went with one that I knew would fit.

I'll work on it today👍🏽

@@newbeginning2864 you're the man, thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

@@newbeginning2864did you have an issue where your battery stopped holding full charge and resulted in power loss ?

@@zdiddly21 the cells went out of balance by too much which resulted in power loss and I would need to unplug then re plug to keep charging it to reach full charge.

@@newbeginning2864 Yeah i feel like i may be dealing with something similar. Thank you

Ooopsie! They at least took them back right?

@@newbeginning2864 yes they did..but now I'm stuck with stock

Yep that's correct 16 x 3.0

It's desert season out here in cali so I've been spending my time out in the desert..but these wheels made me want to make time to get back on it and crank some vids!!

Because some people like the added range when doing longer rides. Duh 😌

@@newbeginning2864 i have an extended seat over the battery, so i can corner better. but i get that range thing if you only commuting, but for offroad and (street)-tricks its soooo impractical. More is not always better. 72v42ah is still 70+km street riding

@@samonrol9011 I haven't had any issues doing the same things I was when I had the stock battery. Just made wheeling and clearing jumps that much easier with the added power. Literally a 4 pound difference so unless your a pro where you'd be able to tell...you can easily shift your weight back slightly and compensate for the added weight in the front when wheeling when jumping or at the track haven't changed my riding position. Also the longer you ride the less power you'll have available on tap to do wheelies, if you will, bc the controller will not be able to pull as much power. There's a significant power drop as your battery gets lower. With mine I'd be the last one in my group to have to worry about it.

Everything is for sale for the right price 😁

That's too high for the 72v! If anything I have to go down in teeth.😅