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Yep. I'm going to try this tomorrow. What a crappy system. Never seen anything like this on any bike I've had.

OK. I've seen where it clips in, but I had to remove the bearing to get it seated. Now I cant get the damned bearing back in. And I don't have a bearing press. This gets better and better

I can't get it to sit back under the end cap. It seems way to big. Also, there doesn't seem to be any way to apply any real pressure to the end cap. Should the circlip fit inside the red area of the bearing? If so, it's way too big.

It looks like the c clip has stretched and there's no way to get it to sit back under the end cap. I don't know what to do now :(

Awesome. I'll see if I can get this sorted today.

This really helps. Thanks!

How do I remove the assembly'? It's threaded into the frame and I don't see any way to remove this. I don't even understand how they've got it in there.

Today I noticed a noise on my Rise H15. I thought the cassette was loose, but it turns out that the threaded boot on the non-drive side of the rear axle has come loose. This holds a washer in place that is now dancing around. I see no way of tightening this. Even with the axle tightened to its...

ok. The first time I charged the battery was when the bike arrived. After five hours it was still flashing. Today it was already on four bars and after two and a half hours of charging the blue light was still flashing. I’ll try leaving it longer.

a few hours after it’s finished charging?

Hey guys. I have the smart charger that blinks in blue while charging and stays fixed blue when it's finished. The problem is it never stops blinking. I have to unplug it after several hours, plug it back in and see if the light stays fixed. This is the only way to see if it's fully charged or...

So that did the trick. Was spinning. I’ve moved it to the next spoke and it seems to be fine. Cheers

So I’ve moved it over to the next spoke and it seems fine on this one. Will check on today’s ride. Cheers all.

It moves regardless of how tight it is which suggests it could be the spoke as mentioned above. Thanks anyway.

Yes it’s when the trail gets rough. I’ll check and see if this could be the reason. Cheers!

Great. I’ll take a look. Cheers

I hadn’t thought about this. Thanks. Will check

So I have my new bike, the Radon Render and the magnet on the rear wheel moves around while riding. Two rides so far and twice the motor has cut out due to this. The screw is as tight as I can make it. Has this happened to anyone else? Any tips or tricks? A dap of glue?

Let's hope they're at the end of their current design cycle and will start to listen for the next version.

Wow, you're brave. I would be terrified to do something like that. especially on a brand new bike. Good job though!