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Heckler sl motor issue
I have a brand new heckler sl. The motor stops engaging once accelerate over 10 mph. Obviously it’s supposed to cut after 20 mph. Has anyone run into this issue? I’ve calibrated the speed sensor and checked for any motor faults through the toolbox software. Firmware is up to date too. Thanks!- Cseven
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- fazua heckler sl ride 60
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- Forum: Santa Cruz
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My top 5 emtb motors choice....
So I have actually tried nearly all the motors out there, these are my top choices of motors you can actually get in 2024.- notaninfluencer
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- bosch fazua polini sachs shimano
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- Forum: EMTB Discussion
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This is the new Focus Vam² SL - a short travel lightweight
Do you find emtbs are too similar? A full-power emtb usually has about 160 mm suspension travel. A mild, lightweight bike usually is at about 150 mm. This really is quite a lot of travel. What happened to the bikes we used to call “regular trailbikes” with around 130 mm of travel? Bikes such as... -
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Clicking sounds from Fazua Ride60- cykelk
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- fazua ride60
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- Album: Heckler SL
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The 2023 Transition Relay details are out
Transition just released the info on the new lightweight Relay. They say the bike will hit the market late March 2023. Check out the Transition video for a look at the details, or keep reading below. So many choices We get to choose between carbon and alloy frames, and there are 5 build kits... -
Review: 2023 Pivot Shuttle SL Pro X01
The lightweight Pivot Shuttle SL is out, and we had a chance to ride it. The test bike is a Pivot Shuttle Pro X01 in size Medium. We did two videos of the bike, one review and one with riding footage only. Check them out or keep on reading below. The Pro X01 is the second cheapest model...- Knut Nes
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- fazua pivot superlight
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- Category: Bike Reviews
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The Focus Jam2 SL – a return to its roots!
Did you know the SL bikes date back to 2018? The old Focus Jam2 C SL was a 150mm travel bike with a smaller battery and carbon frame. Surely this was the direction emtbs would take? But no! Later versions of the Jam2 came with big detachable batteries and increased weight. Thankfully, the Focus...