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Shoot an email to the support@cruzbike.com - there might be some but it is always a hit or miss and also they tend to not last very long before drying out or just going all "goo" even if we have them. I always recommend to find as close as possible a match in a good nail polish.

Give him 6-8 months of training and a nice dialed in proper fit (which he did not have - I would rate it as an 70% at best fit) he would have been much much much faster for sure. Still - overall GREAT videos with a lot of super positive discussion.

Installation video should be up at some point soon but thank you for the great write up! A pro tip for things like keys - I have attached to the top rail a key ring that I can then clip my keys on.

That is most definitely NOT an actual S30. You can mainly tell because it says "Silvio" right on the side. ☺️

The S30 was a once-and-only frame. There is only one S30. The other white frame is the Silvio, that was retrospectively named (kind of by accident) the "Silvio S30" much after the actual S30 was built. It was only the "Silvio" prior to this. The S30 replaced what was the Silvio. But those older...

Give it a shot. You might only need to remove one spacer, and place that spacer on the side that gives the best chainline.

It is more frequently the difference in the BB cups and the accompanying spindle on the crank, but I have seen some actual shells that can have a +/- 1mm variation. Also I have seen some shells that have been faced more than once which shaves a bit of material off every time, thus possibly...

Since "standard" is a word thrown around in the bike industry that is 1000% meaningless by its definition, things are always a bit off when mixing parts like this - and sometimes just when there are differences on some bb shell specs. A BB cup spacer kit like below is what you need to reduce one...

Sweet.

Total weight of everything is about 2lbs: Cage: 1.1 lbs Cover: 0.75 lbs (12 ounces) Clamps/Hardware: 0.20 lbs (3 ounces) One thing that I personally like about this is that we can have other covers made or people can have covers made easily that are waterproof/different material/etc. We went...

Definitely not waterproof. This is a fair weather case I would say. I imagine it can be treated with a spray, or a cover could go on top... but the main design is for adding aero and a bit of light duty (emphasize light duty) carrying capacity with the ability to carry a few bottles close to the...

There is only the one spec level. In that picture you are seeing a very early custom build of the V20c in the new color - definitely that pic isn't a stock bike.

Before you drill - try to get it through via fishing it over a cable. Specifically a derailleur cable. HYD lines are a real hassle but it can be done. Some are also bigger than others a bit it seems in diameter. The openings are indeed just big enough for a clean-cut line... it is a challenge to...

This will be on the website soon for sure. The first of them Maria was getting out to some people who have been waiting. Also attachment hardware had a bit of source hiccup but that is getting fixed

These aren't our videos but here are a few that can help. This is always a rough task:

The 100mm 12mm through axle front hub motor is the true unicorn right now. I am in contact with a few companies in Taiwan that are designing them... NOT for us but for at least reference to the places we know that do conversions like this. But the e-bike industry has no real use for that type of...

For me the S40 solution was to extend the small platform as far as possible, and I added another layer of foam (kind of a medium density) that I shaped into a bit of a "wedge" to provide more padding overall but also a bit more of a "lip" up front to "hold me in" so to say. That can get me a...

Unfortunately we do not keep track of the SN's on the bikes.Usually as people only need them for insurance proof reasons, but we do not have a record of individual ones that we keep.

There is a number on the front of the boom (the bottom bracket shell) that will have the SN on it. It might be covered by a part of the chain stay depending on the angles, but it should be there.

Matthew - Great edit!