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Originally Posted by simonjester
On their website it says, "fully assembled." Is it? Or what is their definition of fully assembled?
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you have to install the handlebar, controls on the handlebar, and battery. thats it. install the controls, tighten down the bars, pull the seat to install the battery, check the oil and add gas and you should be on the road. it took me about 2 hours to go from pulling the cardboard off the shipping crate to dropping the bike in my front yard
power tools really help taking the crate apart it would have taken forever to do it with just a socket or end wrench.
edit: also thinking about it the front blinker light assembly's also have to be screwed in. the nut and washer is already on the wire just have to tighten it together.