It's just a display :)

@@Overmotor which display is it? What contoller were you using etc? Thanks for the reply nro

Pull back not up with straight arms with throttle

Yep! No issues :)

@@Venom-ct8yy Thank you! You can usually find them on Amazon under the brand name “Funparts” or on AliExpress

You'll love it man!

@@Flips44 well you obviously heard wrong 😉 In fact, there are plenty of videos where these bikes are fully submerged still turned on and get pulled out 20 minutes later still working fine. It’s salt water you usually need to look out for

@@Overmotor ok bro thanks a lot for the info. I was kinda worried cuz I want to get the Eride pro SS and it’s a great bike lot of pros but the only cons I could think of were water damage

When I built my bike up I waterproofed all electrical connectors. On top of that I remove the battery so that there isn't any current running through it as I wash it down. Once I dry it off and let it sit in the sun for a few minutes I plug the battery back in and am able to ride worry free :)

@@Overmotor hmm okay man be careful though maybe turn the pressure down because there's also bearings thst might get ruined

Yep!

Biggest thing you can honestly do is to just find something, anything. Go on Facebook/Google for any ridesouts, even just regular ebike or onewheel rideouts near you. You'll eventually find other surron riders and some may know of larger rideouts. Other possibly is that there isn't anything near you and you have to be the proactive one to put a group together. May be a little work but definitely possible!

@@user-np4cz1wz7f yep! Every year. Check out their “stoke bird” facebook page

Thanks for the tip!

@@SurronMiami that’s awesome man! Good luck!

@@Overmotor thanks bro feel free to check it out if you want, I’ll take any critiques 😂

Oh man I can only imagine! RIP.

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Nah south Florida where surron are meant to be

Hi! Hope you're doing well and good question! I know the GLE BAC4000 my bike uses has a certain type of connector that doesn't allow me to use most aftermarket regen throttles. I'd say have a look to make sure the connection is the same, and if it is then there's no reason not to buy it for Aliexpress. hope this helped :)

You don't actually need to be strong at all! You use the torque to your advantage to basically "fall backwards" and then use a combination of the throttle and brake to balance yourself. Trust me, at first it feels like you can't lift the bike up but after a couple of hours on a field you'll start to understand how to "pop" the bike up and get a feeling for how much torque to give it. Practice makes perfect!

@@Overmotor I already know the first time I try this im going to loop the bike and faceplant. I once tried wheeling and when the wheel got too high I let go of the bars and somehow managed to not come off the bike at like 20mph. I just don't feel like I trust myself enough to either not go too fast or not let off the throttle in time.

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