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March 5, 2021
I built a DIY tactical MOLLE panel for my Super73 Z1 using ABS plastic, basic tools, and a printable template. Here’s how it fit, how it rides, and what I’d change next time.
January 2, 2021
I upgraded my stock Super73 Z1 lighting with an affordable 12V headlight and super-bright LED strip tail light—powered by a separate rechargeable battery, so I didn’t have to tap into the bike’s electronics. Here’s what the install was like and how it rides at night.
August 3, 2020
I installed a pedal assist sensor on my upgraded 48V Super73 Z1 and tested PAS levels, including level 5 “god mode.” Here’s how the install went, how it feels on the road, and what to consider vs throttle-only.
July 31, 2020
I rebuilt my Super73 Z1 seat with extra foam and a custom Realtree Camo cover inspired by rare Action Bronson Ultraboosts. Here’s how it came together, how it feels on rides, and what to consider before you start.
July 29, 2020
I upgraded my Super73 Z1 to 48V and put it through real rides. Here’s how the power delivery, speed, range confidence, and daily usability changed—plus what to watch out for.
July 21, 2020
I upgraded my Super73 Z1 to a 48V battery and controller for more power, range, and efficiency. Here’s how the install went, what to watch for, and my first real-world impressions.
July 11, 2020
I installed the Super73 air suspension fork and Shimano hydraulic brakes on my Z1 and took it straight out for a first ride. Here’s how it changed comfort, control, and stopping feel in the real world.
June 22, 2020
I installed and rode with my go-to Super73 Z1 accessories: fenders for mess control, a mirror for traffic awareness, smarter tail lighting, a weatherproof cover, a breathable helmet, and my DIY retro headlight.
June 12, 2020
I built a retro motorcycle-style headlight for my Super73 Z1 using a 6.5" housing and a 1200-lumen bike light. Here’s how it mounts, how it rides, and what I’d do differently.