Scott Addict E-ride Rear Wheel Removal Tutorial 

Luckily I had watched this before I had to do it for real out in the field following a flat. I had the tools and managed it reasonably quickly however I noted that on my Addict the rear derailleur was not fixed to the frame and it dropped out taking the sensor with it. That was a real ball ache to get back in. The rear derailleur seems to be held in by the axle bolt and nut. Am I missing something?!

How do i remove the battery

lot of hassle if you get a rear flat and hope you don't loose the washer or you're screwed .

Thanks for the insight guys, good info whilst waiting to take delivery of mine. On a separate note, I'd like to swap out my Shimano C50's with the factory fitted wheelset, is it possible to remove the rear motor hub and fit to other wheels? Thanks

Awesome video really helpful. Is Lance on Facebook?

Thank you for informative video. Might keep Uber # handy though 😜

So you could put a normal rear wheel on and ride like a normal bike. Would you need a track internal hub that bolts on?

I was thinking you could get a set of normal carbon rd wheels to put on and have a non eride as well as an eride 2in one. Does the battery come out?

So many people have been asking for a E-bike that can be easily converted to a regular bike by simply exchange the rear wheel and remove the battery pack. Other wise those light-weight carbon frameset and fancy e-shifting groupset are totally wasted on these 30lbs monsters.