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Install guides, teardowns, and the numbers behind the parts. Every one shot on a real bike, with the mistakes left in. Filter by what you ride.
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Three tracks, in order
New Light Bee owner
The first month, in the order most riders end up doing it anyway.
- Protect it first: skid plate and hand guards
- Gearing math, and pick your sprocket
- Brake upgrade and pad bedding
- Battery habits before the first winter
Commuter setup
Make the daily ride comfortable enough that you keep choosing it.
- The 6 upgrades that matter, ranked
- Tires and pressure for your weight
- Lights, fenders, and riding in the wet
- Racks, bags, and carrying things
Going faster safely
Power is the easy part. Stopping and staying planted is the rest.
- Suspension setup by rider weight
- Brakes before power, every time
- Controller swap, start to finish
- Heat, current, and what your pack allows
Do the math before you buy
Gearing calculator
Enter your sprockets and see top speed and wheel torque move against each other. Works on any chain-drive bike.
Sag calculator
Three measurements in, rider sag and a verdict out. Tells you whether it is a preload problem or a spring problem.
Fitment database
Pick your bike and see every part we have checked, what needs an adapter, and what we have not tested yet.
