We are first time e-bike users. Just collected two Kudos bikes yesterday. My wife has not cycled in over a year so this is ideal for her, I cycle to work every day but my knees are not so good so this helps me. We are looking forward to many trips out and saving on fuel costs.
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Have fun with the Kudos bikes - what models did you get?
I've almost had mine for a year - mostly using it to commute 5 miles each way to work. The only real problem has been the chain guard falling off a few times when going over bumps. Duct tape fixed that rather than the bother of a long journey back to Kudos HQ.
Have they fixed the speedo reading in kilometers per hour? - If not there is a cure in the forum archives.
Brian
Kudos Tourer - Nexus 8
I've almost had mine for a year - mostly using it to commute 5 miles each way to work. The only real problem has been the chain guard falling off a few times when going over bumps. Duct tape fixed that rather than the bother of a long journey back to Kudos HQ.
Have they fixed the speedo reading in kilometers per hour? - If not there is a cure in the forum archives.
Brian
Kudos Tourer - Nexus 8
We have the Eco and Tourer Nexus 8. So far very pleased with them. The gears seem to slip on the Tourer but that could be me getting used to them, if I can't get on with it then I will go back and ask them (Kudos) to check it out.
The display is in mph, but I would like to know how to set the mileage back to zero. Again this is something that I will ask them how, but do like to try and find things out for myself.
How did you get on with the saddle? I may change mine as I find it uncomfortable, but could just need a little adjusting.
The display is in mph, but I would like to know how to set the mileage back to zero. Again this is something that I will ask them how, but do like to try and find things out for myself.
How did you get on with the saddle? I may change mine as I find it uncomfortable, but could just need a little adjusting.
If you hold the 'down' button on the control panel for a few seconds seconds it will re-set the trip, timer and maximum speed all back to zero. It will leave the odometer reading your total mileage.
I don't think so but why would you want to? It's like your car odometer it also doesn't reset.
BTW, congratulations on choosing the Kudos, I've got over 1000 miles on my Kudos Tourer and still loving it.
My Nexus 8 gears don't slip at all. You will probably get used to not changing gear while peddling hard. You just slack off a tad as you change.
The saddle was replaced by one with gel padding as befits a middle aged backside.
- Brian
The saddle was replaced by one with gel padding as befits a middle aged backside.
- Brian
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Sad I know, but if anything can be reset, I just like to do it! I to love the Tourer, just got to get used to the gears slipping and change them more when not peddling. Once I eventualy get the chain cover off I can check the alignment.
Brian, I will try to change gear as you suggest. If it still happens I will get the cover off and adjust them (photos helped, thanks). I have adjusted the saddle and it seems ok but have not had a long ride on it yet. Ian
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