Super73 Reverse Engineered

The Super73 Reverse Engineered project provides comprehensive service documentation for Super73’s fat tire e-bikes. The initial focus will be on the R-series and S-series.

Super73 provides very minimal documentation; what exists is focused on use. Their limited warranty discourages modification or disassembly. Many parts are common but with proprietary connections, creating intentional incompatibilities.

This project aims to exercise the right to repair by guiding anyone with foundational bicycle knowledge willing to learn more and maintain their e-bike. The ability to repair and maintain extends the life and enjoyment of the e-bike, is economically and ecologically sound, and is incredibly satisfying.

The documentation will include specifications, instructions, photos, diagrams, explanations, theories, links to manufacturers, and findings from reverse engineering efforts.

We’ll do our best to keep it current and accurate.

Contact

Have a question or want to help with documentation? Join us on the SuperDuper Discord server, which has become the defacto Super73 Discord server.

How to Contribute

This site is open source and we welcome contributions! You can find the source code on GitHub.

Getting Started

To contribute, you’ll need to get the project running on your local machine.

1. Fork and clone the repository.

2. Install dependencies.

   npm install

3. Start the development server.

   npm run dev

   This will start a local development server at localhost:4321.

Making Changes

Once you have the project running, you can start making changes to the documentation. The documentation is written in Markdown and can be found in the src/content/docs directory.

When you are happy with your changes, please open a pull request on GitHub.

Contributors

Null Confluence

Axel Fougues

BaconCentric

Bamuel