Great bike I have some revisions and some clarifications on your video . Will make it so much easier for putting it together
1. It’s to fast ,slow it down just a few more seconds . I had to rewind many many times for clarification This will decrease frustration for the average installer . Trust me it can’t hurt
2. Step 1 - the upright pipe it does not say where to orient the pipe with the fork. If it’s installed a few degrees either to the left or right you will have to rework it to have straight handle bars when it comes to that step .
3. Video does not say which way to swing the fork to the front of the bike. I put the handle bars on but the fork should have been swung 180 degrees. I can see where the installer could orient the fork wrong. Add that with blinking red dots as you have used it in other video directions
4. Here’s the big section of the video you should add. I get it when you install the front wheel to the fork. Here’s the hang up. If your alone after this step how are you supposed to balance the bike to hold it without another persons help to install the remaining parts . Add this to your video instructions . Install the kickstand before the front wheel. Believe it saves time and you can do it your self once the kickstand is installed .
5. Maybe I missed this part of the video. Do you ever say to get help with a friend or family member to lift the bike out of the box and help the bike for Installation .
6. The front light wire should be stated in the video to go over the top of the fork not under the fork . If it’s under the fork as you turn your bike to the left it could stretch the wire stressing it for future issues. Use your red dot or an arrow to help with this step .
7. My Hunter ST is very nice and I can’t complain the quality as I’ve been very impressed. Just assemble your team to rework those videos
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