My wife and I opted not to get the fenders when we originally purchased our City 2 ebikes. What a mistake that was! These fenders are AWESOME! A nice heavy weight and a great black finish, add the PURR-fect finished look to the City 2. With both of us being over age 65, we're mostly 'fair weather' riders, but we always had to clean a considerable amount of dust and dirt off of the bikes after our favorite 26 mile trek for breakfast; through the woods on our favorite bike trail. These fenders have cut down on that chore considerably!
As far as the assembly goes, it's pretty simple. The tools that come with your Denago, and maybe a 10mm wrench, are all you'll need for this project; with one SLIGHT adaptation. I'll get to that in a moment. Slip the front fender through forks from the BACK. The rear fender goes from the top, forward. The longer cap screws will be used to mount everything to the frame and front forks. The front fork mounting points will have screws in them that need to be removed, but will NOT be reused. Use the cap screws. The round headed screws will be used to connect the brackets to the underside of the fenders and then the support arms to the brackets. Loosely fit everything together. Now, the adaptation. At the bottom of the rear fender, where it mounts to the frame, I used a round headed screw. I didn't like the idea of a larger cap screw 'staring' back towards the tire. The screw is a much lower profile. To accomplish this, I cut down one of the appropriate hex wrenches, that came with the bike, to fit between the fender and tire. No need to deflate the tire or remove the wheel. There's not a lot of room to swing the wrench, BUT with a little patience, some friendly chit-chat or radio and some coffee (most definitely coffee), you'll get it !! One last look at everything and then you can start snugging everything up.(this is a good time to have more coffee) You can align the fenders perfectly by adjusting the screws where the support arms attach to the fender brackets. There's some wiggle room to do so.
The last thing to do? Step back, admire your 'new' bike and have a 'job well done' cup of coffee! Oh yeah!
my name is Jesse Breaux. I am 63 years old and just purchased my first E-Bike., And I chose a fat tire Denago. It was already assembled when I bought it from my local bicycle dealer in New Orleans, Louisiana. I was told when I purchased a bike that I was gonna get an owners manual the tools that went with the bike and whatever you would normally get when you purchase a bike for $1400. At the time I wasn’t aware of the fact that there were two different size bikes either until I got home that night and did some research, which is parsley my fault but you would think that the dealer would have notified me that for my height, which is 5’7” that I would’ve taken a small to medium bike size instead, I have the large I tried to see if they would exchange it and give me the correct size but Adam, which is the salesman I dealt with was not having any part of that once I took it home, it was my problem. So I decided that I’m going to cruising the coast this October and I wanted to get the bike rack for the front and rear because I did not have a good experience with my local bike dealer I decided to go directly to Denago. Since I’ve ordered these Bike racks on September 22 I received many different notifications about it was gonna be here on September 27 then I had on the Shopify app. They said that they printed a label but they didn’t have the product to ship most recently. I received a notification saying it would be here today between 1 o’clock and 5 o’clock, here it is 5 o’clock and I still don’t have my parts. I have called the number at least seven times and left emails messages asking for some type of communication or confirmation about what is happening with my order. I’ve only received one return communication saying that the parts would be here within 7 to 10 days. Also if you go to bike.com to try and get any information on a Denago Bike, it says that the website is not available. So not only do I have trouble communicating with the people at brick-and-mortar stores or sending emails to Denago directly. You can’t even find any information on the Internet.
The staff are very nice and outgoing and they’re very helpful. I appreciate them very much.
Thank you for the quick shipping and flawless transaction.
I plugged it in and discharging so everything is working good thank you for your help
FAST RESPOND GREAT VSERVICE
I ordered this on 8/20 and paid $10 to have it shipped with 5 days. As of today it has not been shipped.
I haven't even received the item yet. How could I give you any feedback. How about, work on your update system.
Was easy to order and came in a timely manner
We love the commute 1 but I have ordered parts and still haven't received them after over a month. 1 order is from June the other from July. If you email them, you just get an automated response that your package is on the way. I'm very disappointed since we paid for them and hear nothing.
These are rated for 12-18 VDC. It used to work on my bike then got dim so I bought another one.... same issue. It is now only putting out 10 VDC... I got no reply to my message. Just messaged again for advice. Had to buy a clip on which was an additional cost...
Crank Arm- Left Side- Denago FAT TIRE eBike (E11/12)
Suspension seat post works great, it adds to much height for me to use, so we put it on husband's bike, he said it's great
I just bought 2 of the commute 2 ebikes and they are a excellent bike, fun to ride and very comfortable it's a win win buying this bike.
So I received an entire break system I guess just in case the empty system that came on the bike was bad and not just empty. Okay. I got two complete bleed kits okay. And a third kit in a bag with the hydraulic fluid that had leaked and had gotten all over everything in the bag. Also, I just got the package a 2 days ago not 8, and it took almost two weeks after I bought the bike to get the kit. Denago didn't seem to be in too big a hurry to get my brand new bike on the road.
Shitty service did not recieve any help just stingy review thrown in my face
So i got this fight for daily commutes to work and to my daughter's daycare, while I was loading my daughter on to her car seat. That's aftermarket, that sits right above the back tire. I had the kickstand down as always, and then I was grabbing something and I hear a loud crash, and I turn around my daughter's laying on the ground. The kickstand is broken. And she's crying scraped up her arm and everything.
I'm a little upset for the amount of money I spent on this and i've only had it for about 4, maybe 5 months now.
I need a new battery connection not a wheel.
I received my bike and the back brake did not work. There was no brake fluid in the system. I also found the manual and the online manual a little thin on details such as information about the brake system. Zoom the brake manufacturer had nothing about the brakes either. I wanted to raise my handle bar angle and didn't see the hidden screw under the bars. So I was a bid frustrated trying to figure that out. A little more detail on the various systems in the manual would have been nice. It also would have saved me a lot of time.