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clare at snyder dot ontario dot canada
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I know - I'm a heretic!!
I just bought a Schwinn labelled Currie I-Zip bike from Canadian Tire.
The first one had some minor damage from being a "floor model", was
way out of adjustment (brakes and gears) and after about 8 miles the
throttle went open circuit, killing the system.
I returned it and bought one "in the box" and assembled it myself,
installing a set of fenders at the same time. I also put on a slightly
modified "disk brake" carrier rack on the back.
Anyone have any experience with these bikes?
Anyone know where I can buy a rear wheel (or even just the hub and
sprockets) for a project bike?
Also, anyone know what batteries are inside the slide-out case? I'll
likely get around to opening it up before long to satisfy my
curiosity. I'm also hoping to install a set of Genesis EPs on the rack
for extended range (and thinking 36 volts for better performance while
I'm at it)
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I just bought a Schwinn labelled Currie I-Zip bike from Canadian Tire.
The first one had some minor damage from being a "floor model", was
way out of adjustment (brakes and gears) and after about 8 miles the
throttle went open circuit, killing the system.
I returned it and bought one "in the box" and assembled it myself,
installing a set of fenders at the same time. I also put on a slightly
modified "disk brake" carrier rack on the back.
Anyone have any experience with these bikes?
Anyone know where I can buy a rear wheel (or even just the hub and
sprockets) for a project bike?
Also, anyone know what batteries are inside the slide-out case? I'll
likely get around to opening it up before long to satisfy my
curiosity. I'm also hoping to install a set of Genesis EPs on the rack
for extended range (and thinking 36 volts for better performance while
I'm at it)
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **