Does anyone know if there is a method to derestrict Fazua drive bikes such as the Focus Raven2? I live in the USA, but really like the lightweight Fazua based bikes. However, in the US there is a 20mph assist limit so I'd like to be able to adjust that if I were to import a bike. Thanks!
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Derestricting Fazua drive bikes
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Mabman
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Last I read they were awaiting certification for the US market. Which I suppose really only means a tweak to get the shut off moved up 4.5 mph. Or they are testing it to see if it will handle the stress of prolonged 20mph loads as compared to the known 32kmh.
I realize that the Jam2 is already here but apparently only in the EU format at this time.
I realize that the Jam2 is already here but apparently only in the EU format at this time.
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Fingers crossed that certification comes quick! Not too interested in the Jam2 since it uses the Shimano E8000. I'm hoping for a FS under 18kg.
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