I Gave Tongsheng TSDZ8 Another Chance.

I decided to give the Tongsheng TSDZ8 mid-drive one more chance. The new Marzocchi Bomber Z2 fork has transformed this Schwinn Axum, and I was excited to get back out to the beautiful bike trails at Willow River State Park. This video is a tale of two rides. On the trails, the bike feels incredible. The new fork is a game-changer, the motor performs well, and I have a great time exploring, finding new routes, and even discovering a mysterious blue mushroom. The ride home, however, is a different story. The same frustrating throttle errors and issues come back to haunt me, proving that while this motor can be great for trail riding, it still has some serious problems that I'll need to figure out (more information coming soon). Join me for the adventure and the frustration! Timestamps: 0:00 - Giving the Tongsheng TSDZ8 Another Chance 0:35 - Did Replugging the Wires Fix Anything? 1:12 - Finding the Right Pedal Assist Level for Trails 3:46 - The Saving Grace: Great Performance on the Trails 5:36 - Contacting the Seller on AliExpress 6:40 - The Overheating Problem on the Streets 9:00 - People's Reaction to the Chest-Mounted GoPro 10:50 - Getting Stung by Bees! 13:18 - Comments About Shifting & My Experience with Bafang Motors 16:33 - First Chain Drop of the Day 19:21 - The "Bee Flower" Obstacles 21:26 - Putting in a New GoPro Battery 21:54 - Forgiving Lee from Powallon 28:53 - Trying to Venture Further Than Before 30:57 - Finding the Right Pedal Assist for These Trails 35:51 - Why E-Bike Batteries are Hard to Build for Mountain Biking 45:22 - New Fork Puts a Big Smile on My Face! 50:37 - Talking to the Seller About Chainrings 51:39 - Entering the Buck Snort Trail 55:44 - Giving the Tongshang Another Chance 57:21 - Discovering a Rare Blue Mushroom! 58:35 - Discussing Software-Related Problems 1:00:40 - The Ride Home: Throttle Starts Sticking & Overheating Again