My Grizzly front motor is very loudUpdated 2 months ago

In dual-motor bicycles, it is common for the front motor to produce a louder sound than the rear motor. 

This difference in sound is due to the distinct forces acting on each motor. The rear motor is pushing the bike while more weight is being transferred to the rear wheel, which helps to muffle the rear motor's sound.

Conversely, the front motor pulls the bike while the weight is transferred away from the front wheel, which results in less sound dampening. Additionally, the sound from the front motor can be amplified as it resonates through the front forks.

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