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  • TripTych
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    Hi, I have an issue where my Luna won't turn on.

    I do not have the tools, the patience necessary to fix this issue. If anyone in or around the Atlanta area wants to tackle this project, make me an offer. If anyone else on this forum wants it, feel free to make me an offer. I have added a rear rack and added fenders, but my employers is going to pay for my next eBike, so I no longer have a need for this.

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  • Jagman67
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    I'm also in Seattle and would really appreciate the bike! I sent a PM.

  • marcuso
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    I am in Seattle, and I would love the bike. I sent a private message.

  • Sebz
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    Hi you need to slide the motor half-way out to be able to fish new shifter cables sheath in. Once the motor is out of the way it's pretty straight forward to fish them in

  • paxtana
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    I don't live near there but if you feel like shipping it to me I would pay for shipping/packaging

  • ikehandy
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    Hello, I have this bike but I believe the motor is about dead. I had it happen once before and went through a bunch of work to get a new motor installed, but now it's starting to fail again. I was wondering if anyone in the Seattle/ Kitsap are would like to take the bike off my hands for parts or a project. Not looking to make any money, just want it gone. Thanks for your patience, I am not a forum regular.

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  • nevetssf
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    Are there and details is how the internal cables are routed through the frame? My gear shifter is out of adjustment range and I may need to replace the cable assembly. It looks like the bit of housing going to the shifter was too short when assembled. The adjustments screw is bottomed out and I still can’t get the yellow dot aligned between the white lines on 2nd gear.

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  • Belkassim
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    Thanks. The pic was very useful too!!!

  • Belkassim
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    Thanks a lot for the quick replies!!! I'll post a picture once the bike rolls on the streets of Berlin :-)

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  • Sammy53
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    Hi there, I just checked the charger that came with the Luna Stealth. It works with 110/220, 50/60 hz. It's a 1.8amp. The only thing you'd have to do is put on the plug that you use for 220v. In your country.

  • 73Eldo
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    I just checked both my Luna Advanced charger and my Luna Mini and they both say 120/220v on them. On the Advanced I can see what looks like it could be an unlabeled selector switch through a slot. The mini I don't see a switch. Its common for that design of power supply to be auto sensing so there may not be a switch and what I see though the slot could be something else. Unless they have an other option I think they all ship with US cords directly attached so you would need an adapter or chop the US end off then source and attach the one you need.

  • Belkassim
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    Hi there! I am planning to have the fixed luna bike shipped to Germany via a friend. We have a lot of bike shops over here. So maintenance is not an issue. But still I am not sure if the battery can be charged with 220. Is there any adapter-kit, solution for that?

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  • Sammy53
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    This mod was done without making any additional holes in the frame of the bike. The battery is mounted on a hose clamp mount that's available online. A wire harness was made of 14ga silicone wires to connect the batteries to the controller through a 50amp 3 way switch. Up position for the auxiliary battery. The middle position is off. The down position is for the proprietary battery. The wires of the harness are routed through the drain hole bellow the motor. All external wiring & the switch are shrink wrapped for water resistance.

  • moonboot
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    Sammy53, looks great, very neat! Can you please share pictures of how you did re-route cables and wired the switch? I think that's the best implementation I've seen!

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