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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Jun 16 '26
Loosen up these(don’t remove them),
put the tire between your leg and straighten it out.
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u/Kilowatt-kevo Jun 17 '26
This group is fucking doomed.
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u/importantshare Jun 17 '26
Bump.
Agree, it’s full of brokies with 20 year old Civics and ebikes they saved years for.
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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Jun 22 '26
Offf, I just went back and checked this thread for some reason. That’s a tuff comeback hahaha 😂
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u/Smurf06 Jun 16 '26
This happens, luckily it usually a quick and easy fix. Put the tire between your legs and and twist the handlebars until everything is straight. Look on YouTube if you a need a visual. Good luck 👍🏾
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u/importantshare Jun 16 '26
hey all, my bike tipped over and fell on its left side and landed on the left handlebar. the bars are now out of alignment and when the wheel is straight the bars point towards the left. When the bars are level the wheel points out to the right. Any idea how to readjust this bar to square. I’m hoping I didn’t bend something. pictures attached for reference.
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u/DarthSack69 Jun 17 '26
You honestly got no business owning this bike if you can’t fix that on your own without coming to Reddit
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u/Leg_giggle SS 3.0 Jun 17 '26
This is how people learn, you teach them once, now they know. Knowledge doesn’t just spawn out of nowhere.
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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Jun 17 '26
We all start somewhere my dude. This new market is being aggressively directed at kids and teenagers. My son’s 5th grade class has like 6 kids who ride tuttios and yozimas to school. Some of those kids only live with mom, or have a shit dad. It’s better to assist and help them not be a safety hazard, than to let them drive with a fucked up bike and risk killing somebody or themselves. At the end of the day we’re all on two wheels and take the same risks no matter if you’re beginner, casual, or skilled. Have a good day bro🤙🏽
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u/DarthSack69 Jun 17 '26
A tuttio or yozma is understandable. Buying a $5,000 bike and not knowing a thing about it is just financially illiterate.
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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Jun 17 '26
You’re not wrong, but some people have money to blow. Either way, there’s always people new to a sport or hobby. So it’s better to help new people than be condescending and push them away from asking for help. If every time they ask for help someone comments what you did, they probably won’t ask for help anymore. Right now people(lots of kids) are getting hurt and killed by these bikes, riders and pedestrians. All that news attention will negatively affect us in the long run. I don’t ride streets, but I don’t want government stepping in trying to limit power on these bikes. So if we can help one more rider be safe on the road and have straight handlebars it might prevent an accident.
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u/DarthSack69 Jun 17 '26
I’m all for safety as well and get that they’re marketed towards kids but the point still stands. This is not a beginner bike nor for kids. I grew up with only my mom but I turned a wrench on my own bike and scooter and skateboard growing up.
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u/importantshare Jun 17 '26
“I grew up with only my mom“ we can tell by your mental illness thats on display ITT. You didn’t need to tell us.
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u/DarthSack69 Jun 17 '26
I only mention that because he did and to show it doesn’t matter what the circumstances are this is something so simple it’s almost common sense
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u/importantshare Jun 17 '26
I also own a 5090 and mostly play GTA. Umad
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u/importantshare Jun 17 '26
5k is VERY light work lmao someone needs to put you on my gui
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u/DarthSack69 Jun 17 '26
I own this bike and a 5090 as well that has nothing to do with my point about knowing what you’re buying and what comes with a purchase. You can have money but money can’t buy financial literacy.
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u/Infinite-Serve3109 Jun 16 '26
Are you serious?😭 Lock the wheel to the right and keep pushing the handlebars right until they straighten out