quick release question.
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Yes. They are actually built with stronger steels and hold up good in motor applications.
Never had a single problem besides learning to keep it TIGHT!
Never had a single problem besides learning to keep it TIGHT!
Sad but true.
I almost got myself arrested once at the local library for slapping the s&^t out of some idiot punk kid I caught loosening my wheels. Pretty sure he was trying to cause a crash since I had a cable lock through both wheels.
Once I explained what happened and the cops looked at the security video, I was not charged. The cop took me aside and told me he would have done exactly the same thing had it been his bike.
Was worried the first time I used quick release. I had doubts since I had not experienced them with a motorized bicycle before. But that was years ago and I have never had a problem and I don't know of anyone who has.
Ditto:
I did a lot of research and reading about quick release wheels before using them on a motorized bike. I've put many trouble free miles on them without a problem.
As was suggested above, always check them, especially if you leave the bike parked out of sight.
Tom
