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Electric BikesSeptember 28, 2020
After years deep in electric skateboarding, I moved to e-bikes for Michigan roads. Here’s what changed: comfort, control, commuting practicality, and why my Super73 Z1 fits my EV lifestyle better.
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Electric BikesSeptember 10, 2020
I linked up with Electric Motorbikers of Detroit and spent real street time on an Onyx RCR, a modded 48V Super73 Z1, a Juiced Camp Scrambler, and a DIY fixie ebike. Here’s how they feel in the city, what I’d buy, and what to watch for.
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AccessoriesSeptember 3, 2020
I installed and rode with the Biltwell Gringo S ECE on my modified 48V Super73 Z1 in downtown traffic and at night. Here’s how it fits, feels, vents, and why I prefer it over a Ruroc-style setup at higher speeds.
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AccessoriesAugust 24, 2020
I installed and tested the ShredLights Commuter Pack on a Super73 Z1 for real night riding. Here’s how the modular mounts, beam pattern, and visibility felt in everyday commuting conditions.
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Electric BikesAugust 13, 2020
I spent time on the Super73 S2 on Detroit streets—potholes, traffic flow, night riding, and group cruising. Here’s how it feels, what’s improved, and what to consider.
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Controllers & UpgradesAugust 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.
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Controllers & UpgradesJuly 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.
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Controllers & UpgradesJuly 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.
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Controllers & UpgradesJuly 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.
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