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electric bike rear wheel

bellissima · 2016-07-09 09:51:21

Hi, Im looking for some advice,please . I have just fixed a puncture on the rear wheel of my Urban Mover U Sprite UM 44. It involved loosening up the wheel(not taking it off completely as the motor is attached. I am a bit unsure of where one of the nuts goes(on the non motor- attached side). I have put on the flat…

09-07-2016 09:51AM

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bellissima

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Hi, Im looking for some advice,please . I have just fixed a puncture on the rear wheel of my Urban Mover U Sprite UM 44. It involved loosening up the wheel(not taking it off completely as the motor is attached. I am a bit unsure of where one of the nuts goes(on the non motor- attached side). I have put on the flat washer,then the torque washer,then the bicycle axle nut. I am left with one straight cylindrical nut. I would contact Kenbay, the manufacturer, for advice but I don't think they are operating now. Thanks.

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