Leitner Electric Folding Bicycle Questions & Answers (page 3 of 5)

Hi. Thanks for the reply. I did try emailing Stewart a few weeks back but as he did not reply, I assumed he no longer wished to act as an ambassador. I didn't want to hassle him.

Check their website, or call them, Melbourne Australia, very helpful From memory around 115 Kg. Very sturdy well bulit bike, love it.

I am pretty sure they hold 120 kg. As twobob13 said check the web site for confirmation. I now have 2 folding bikes and my wife & I love them. Easy to use.

Thank you for your answers but i have checked the website over and over again.
Other sites for push bikes or ebikes do give a weight capacity.

I can't help you with this as I don't own a Libelle.
Can I suggest you contact Leitner on: https://www.leitner.com.au/contacts/
I've found them very nice to deal with & quick to respond.

Sorry. I didn't look at those models. Mine is a Super T.
Regards.

Sorry, I don't know the answer ...
But i do know that I am extremely happy with my investment thus far
& have got my partner to buy the same model ...

It is the fold up one -
that I bike to the ferry
put on the ferry
and bike to my car

Also have biked approx... 15km around the island
t& o the beach and back on one charge

The bike has saved me having a car on the island
is good for the environment & keeps me fitter

Would recommend this product any day

By the way - it was sent in just 3 days to Brisbane

Kind regards Stephen

Sorry, no. I haven't researched anything like that. Good luck.

See Leitner

I made one out of a rubber backed curtin but I believe any bike shop should be able to help you get a proper one with a handle.

Ring Ephraem at Leitner bikes as he is so helpful and experienced, bearing in mind that the bike is under warranty. Please dont question the reliabiliy of these bikes because of the hicup Ephraem will come to the rescue and am sure he will rectify your problem without too much inconvenience these things sometimes do happen

Hi Phillip
I see that your issue has been promptly resolved. I knew that it would be resolved promptly without too much inconvenience. All my dealings with Ephraem have been very professional and all e mails had been responded very quickly. I purchased two Super T bikes with no problems and intend on purchasing a 26” Berlin in the very near future this is the confidence i have in Leitner products (bicycles).

Disconnect the two grey cables with the black connection clips at the junction box at the bottom of the bike . You will need an Allen key to take the cover off. You can still use pedal assist without using the throttle or turn the throttle off with the red button. If you google leitner bikes manual or assembly it will explain it there.

I have used the bike on almost all surfaces except sand. Apart from sand, I found loose stone was the hardest to handle if you don't slow down and have a firm grip on the bars. At my age, I would not risk riding on sand.

Morning Anthony......Trick question...I have no idea mate..The best people to ask are the people at Leitner themselves, as i think they have all the answers
They are very friendly and quick to help ...
Sorry can't help you mate but all the best

There are a few places on the bike that are made for extra's for example there are forward facing projections on each front fork to attach or screw in something but at the moment they are covered by black caps. The back of the bike has a lot more points to connect to. Not sure if I can send you a picture.

Good morning Toprider.....I am 170cm tall so I guess i'm in-between you both..The seat is easily adjustable to accommodate both sizes
Have fun with your new bike I love it and thanks for the quest. as i'm going away and need to charge the battery on my bike

Hi top rider. I'm sure it will be fine for both of you. To be extra sure, I would give the friendly experts at Leitner a call. Happy new year!

Both my wife and are shorties and the bikes are very comfortable. But my son-in-law is tall, so we put the sit up high (very easy to do) for him and off he went. No problems.

I would lock the front wheel to the bike frame and a building, as in post or bike rack if there is one,and take the battery with you, top it up while at work...

Thanks for the information - I was wondering if I should remove the battery or not. The park does have bike racks so shall follow your suggestion also about the front wheel and frame.

I am extremely happy with the bike I purchased, and I have been using it fairly solidly. As to your question, my thoughts are that, because you have a specific problem, and the bike system is pedal assist which means the pedals do need to be turning to activate the motor, you would be much better contacting Leitmer bikes direct to discuss the alternatives.
I have found the principal of the business extremely helpful and I am sure he can satisfy your enquiries by ringing the posted 1300 phone number.

I'm 6 foot, so doubt a few extras inches would matter. the only issue might be the length of the seat pole. I had to replace mine anyway as I cross threaded the tilt adjustment.