@@SweatBoyo yeah, I don’t think this actually adds much speed, but it’s definitely easier on the motor and gets you up to speed faster, and slightly better range cause of the lesser resistance

@@M.TTT. they’ve held up surprisingly well. Have hit some pretty big jumps with them and they’ve been solid.

@@M.TTT. and yeah everything swaps over fine

I got my mx4 used, definitely need to check my sprocket size, super torquey and top speed up a steep hill was like 44.

@@freerfixedit ah sick, thanks for the reply man!

@@M.TTT. I have a 52t on the rear and my top speed is about 46 now

@@ChristisKing0 I really appreciate that! People like you and comments like this make me want to keep making videos. Thanks for the support and best of luck with your wheelie journey. Stay safe 🤝

@@klubhead7070 a stock surron doesn’t go 50. Check it with gps

mine are the same way, you could definitely do it, and it would save you some time before youd need a new set, only reason I havent done it yet is cause its a pain lol

@@freerfixedit ty for the quick response. I watched this video today as a refresher for fixing a flat

hope it goes well bro! be safe out there! appreciate the feedback!

Appreciate you! So the back wheel is all that will matter with the speedo. The display has a calibration setting for 17” or 19” wheels. Also, there are gear ratio settings that are used to get the speedometer as accurate as possible. I went to a 52t rear sprocket and had to adjust gear ratio to get the speedo accurate again. All you have to do is use a phone with a gps speedometer, and go through the settings until you find the one that is most accurate/ close to the gps speed reading. Hope this helps, and thanks for the sub. If you ever need anything or have questions don’t hesitate to drop a comment and ask! 🤝

No upgrades, they go about 53 stock

A couple weeks, but I’ve been racing dirt bikes my whole life

No, owned it for over a year now. Raced it, jumped it, got hit by a car. They’re pretty durable honestly

Thank you! 🤝

Sometimes it takes a few tries, but really all you’re trying to do is have the caliper be centered on the bracket, so that the rotor doesn’t rub on either side of the pads. With new pads tho, there will be less wiggle room for the rotor until they wear down some. Hope you get it sorted!

Thanks ill give it some miles and try again 😄​@@freerfixedit

Really appreciate the feedback! Glad it helped!

so smaller rear sprocket will increase speed but reduce torque, a larger rear sprocket will reduce speed but increase torque. Im not sure what the smallest size rear sprocket available is, but you could probly search some videos and find people that have played around with the gearing... hope this helps!

Personally I still prefer the mx4. Big fan of the gearbox and how durable the frame is. Just saw a video of an mx4 with a torp tc500 controller vs the stock e ride pro, very very similar performance for same price

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Thanks! Really appreciate the feedback! And thanks for sharing, same with me, its really a fun way to explore and find new places... Best of luck getting a bike, hope you enjoy it and stay safe out there!

Love to hear it! Good luck with the wheelies and be safe! 🤙🏽

nothing significant, theyre just a little taller than the stock tires

@freerfixedit I just changed my stock cst off road tires for the shinko 241 on my talaria x3 and it feels slower but I tried it with 30% battery left ...

@@Nixonbutcher they’re slightly heavier so they don’t accelerate quite as fast as stock, but top speed should be the same

Thanks! Appreciate that. Yeah try to clean the rotor, also, sometimes it takes a few times to get it to line up perfectly. If it’s being stubborn you could maybe try doing one bolt at a time on the caliper, doing a test spin of the wheel, and adjusting the side to side of the caliper accordingly for the 2nd bolt. Hope this helps 🤙🏽

Awesome! Thanks I appreciate the support! 🤝

Thanks! Appreciate it, the pants are just a pair of volcom pants 🤙🏽

Probably works a lot easier!

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Just loosen the caliper bolts and do it again. Your caliper probably is off center and the pad is rubbing the rotor. Sometimes it takes a couple tries to get it perfectly aligned

Pretty fun, can’t lie 🤣

It’s probably your regen setting. Use the arrows on the display to go up or down. 4 is the strongest 1 is the weakest

So bad 😭 thanks for watching! 🤙🏽

Things look funky, how is it?

@@freerfixedit Man I love it!!!! I mainly just riding in mode 2 and use sports mode as a power boost. I will take it out for our weekly ride this Thursday!!!! Can’t wait!! It’s built really well! Nice to get it without having to upgrade nothing, well the 72 volt version.

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@@djcoolcliff glad you’re enjoying it! 🤙🏽

The MX-3 motor sustains 10,000rpm without falling apart. The MX-4 motor cannot go beyond 8,000rpm safely. The MX-3' doesn't need the 72 volt battery to be faster than the MX4, it only requires a controller that allows it to reach 10,000rpm. kzfaq.infoUgkx5pUUnju7-LrzsKglmYQE6wXx-0bvpjt1

Let me know how long it lasts at that rpm..

@@Shreddylife I'm running the controller mentioned in the Video Clip for the past 4 months and no issues over here. I eat MX-4's for lunch and dinner. Did I mention 72 volts, not required?

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you can also reach out to them on instagram, they usually get back pretty quick over there

I’ve sent 2 messages through their website and just left a voicemail at the phone number on their site as well.

@@swhalstead what’s the order number? I’ll reach out to them on instagram and see if they get back to me

I feel like companies just charge ridiculous prices for “e bike” parts because they can. I have heard the the 10$ shimano clones on Amazon work just as good tho

They go over 50 out of the box. Gps verified. I put a 52t sprocket on the rear of mine and still get 46mph on the gps

@@freerfixedit gotcha

The replacement throttle from Lunacycle. It’s the same thing just has a metal housing now instead of plastic

@@freerfixedit oh fuck I’m about to grab one. I wonder if Luna is the only seller with it. I’ll have to check the part # for it

Thanks! The 780 is definitely pretty wide. Just up to you for what feels comfortable…

they're a bargain price too, 45$ a tire

I’ve seen really good things about them. I ride a lot on the road too or else Id give them a shot

@@freerfixedit i've heard they last pretty good on the road, not too soft of a compound but definitely not as good as those shinkos on the road

love to hear it!