What have I done.. Scott Patron 920

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Jenson is blowing these things out.. I couldn't help myself.

Scott Patron eRIDE 920 E-Bike​

160mm front and rear
750Wh battery with the Bosch Performance CX motor

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jenson.sjv.io/09nGbO

Wife is probably going to install me in the wood chipper but what else is new. 🤡✌

Pretty stoked!

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Going to be so much better for getting to the top when doing Riddler laps. 😁
Come on out and get used to it in the air before the June 1st trail party.
And welcome to the fun side.
 
The new rig showed up... Just rode around the neighbor hood. Thing is pretty sweet. Suspension feels pretty money. Bike a tank! 60ish lbs. Defiantly need to dial in the shock pressure a little more and adjust the cock pit. Overall super stoked. Was pretty quick to put together, Jenson had it pretty well dialed in.


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Cant wait to get out on the trail.
 
only have put about 150 miles or so on this thing.
Took it up to Idaho over the summer rode it at Tamarack and Eagle bike park with my son. It has been awesome getting out with the kids and exploring. Installed the Shotgun seat on bike so my daughter can ride with me and then I can tow my son..

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I brought both bikes to the expo to ride around to and from hotel and just to have on display...
Welp, I laid the bike down in the grass in front of @Bruce_is_boring Super duty... In the middle of the grass. we were repositioning the trucks He didn't see it over the hood and ran over the back wheel. Luckily the wheel and cassette and rotor were the only causalities.
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I wanted to go 27.5 out back anyway way so all good... buddy @MaddChadd had a spare wheel and tire laying around. Was back in biz did a ride a few weeks ago with Thursday night group. The 2.8 Schwalbe Eddy current was a little too wide for the rim so had a slight leak. Monday decided was going to pick up a freshie for Schwalbe Big Betty. Was gunna slap it on this morning and realized that last ride i already blew up a spoke... lol soooo on the hunt for another wheel as I'm pretty sure I'm just going to keep blowing up spokes on this wheel if just get the broken one fixed


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Gunna work on getting this fixed pretty quick so I can put some miles on her.

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk
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Endless Trails said:
If I would have known, I would have got you in touch with Flores to show you the goods up there. I think Eagle is his local.
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Endless Trails said:
If I would have known, I would have got you in touch with Flores to show you the goods up there. I think Eagle is his local.
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oh yea I hit him up we tried to link up. He was busy when I could ride and vise versa ... Next time for sure. Plus I had the small fry with me.
 
the bodj said:
Do you need to do any programming to the bike's computer when switching to 27.5?
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Shouldn't as the speed sensor reads off the disk rotor at a set location. Edit: I guess the actual speed moving will be slower than the assumed speed so the bike will top out at the slower speed with the computer thinking it is doing 20. Torque output is decided at the crank though I believe. E-bikes like a higher cadence. If your pedaling slows too much than it pulls out torque. At least that is what I feel on mine.
 
Endless Trails said:
Shouldn't as the speed sensor reads off the disk rotor at a set location. Edit: I guess the actual speed moving will be slower than the assumed speed so the bike will top out at the slower speed with the computer thinking it is doing 20. Torque output is decided at the crank though I believe. E-bikes like a higher cadence. If your pedaling slows too much than it pulls out torque. At least that is what I feel on mine.
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That's more where my thought process was
 
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