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Features Stem: Tranz-X 3D forged alloy 31.8 | Headset: FSA zero stack alloy ahead 1-1/8' | Spokes: StainlessĪdvertised pricing excludes applicable taxes title and licensing, dealer set up, destination, reconditioning and are subject to change without notice.

Hub Type Front: Alloy/QR | Rear: Alloy 142/12mm.

Brake System Type Shimano M355 hydraulic disc, F180/R160mm rotors | Levers: Shimano M365 hydraulic.

Seat Type Velo street | Post: TranzX alloy 31.6x350mm.

Handlebars Tranz-X DB alloy 31.8, 650mm x 25mm rise.

Frame Type Aluminum 6061, rack, lock, and fender bosses.

Chain Type KMC X10eRB high torque rust proof.

Drivetrain Rear Derailleur: SRAM X7 | Cogset: Shimano 11-32T, 10-speed.

Electrical Display: LCD multi-function display.

Motor Type Currie Electro-Drive® Centerdrive 350W.

Dimensions Stack: 642.0mm | Reach: 397.0mm | Head Angle: 70.0mm | Seat Angle: 72.0mm | Bb Drop: 60.0mm.

350W Currie Electro-Drive®/TranzX mid-motor system.

There’s no need to think twice before heading out the door, because this eBike delivers everything you need to commute to the office or dash around, in style. But as much as speed, this electric bike is about convenience and sporty function, coming complete with fenders, rack and kickstand. The handlebar mounted control lets you regulate the amount of assist you want, allowing you to cruise up to an exhilarating 28 mph. Taking a dash across town has never been easier! The E3 Dash from IZIP gives you a 350 watt Currie Electro-Drive®/TranzX mid-motor drive system for that extra pedal power to get up that next hill or haul some extra gear. With a dash of speed and power you can find new adventure every time you pedal this fantastically fun electric bike. I'm not really sure where to begin, and the few calls I've made to dealers have told me that they probably don't make the part anyway.PROMOTIONAL FINANCING IS BASED UPON TOP TIER CREDIT ONLY VALID UNTIL APRIL 30TH, 2022 AND IS SUBJECT TO CREDIT APPROVAL. I did see a yellow cable that wasn't plugged into anything, but I also couldn't find another wire for it to plug into. I connected and disconnected them, but still no joy. I tried to remove the rubber cover on the bottom bike (near the crankset), and pulled out the wires, but couldn't really tell what to do next. I also don't know where the pedal assist sensor is, since it seems like all the wiring is inside the frame.

The battery is able to hold a charge well, as well - the lights turn on, the throttle works, the range is about what it was from a couple years ago.īut the pedal assist doesn't work. The throttle seems to work fine, but I don't get anything from the pedal assist. So the pedal assist doesn't seem to be working.

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