Recent content by Fordulike

And there was me thinking that you'd have Wembley stadium floodlights on your bike soundwave.

I'm running a Moon Meteor X Pro. Fairly small footprint on the handlebars. Amazing amount of light for the size, especially on highest setting. Battery lasts ok, but I've got the older model and I think they've upgraded runtime and light output on the newer model: Moon Meteor X Pro

Now I don't know if I'm late to the party, but I saw a YouTube video today, showing a neat little product for joining wires together: The actual one I'm on about is around the 4 minute mark in the video and is this product at B and Q...

Bit dramatic SW :D

As guerney mentions, set the 'Keep Current' to 100% on the PAS page of the software, if you haven't done so already.

I know this isn't answering your question directly, but have you considered programming your existing controller for a bit more oomph? The programming cable and other useful BBS mid drive items can be found in this thread...

Scaremongering headlines. I will eat my own face if that ever gets greenlit in parliament ;)

6.4Ah is pretty poor for a battery, IMHO, it'll be dead within a year.

At the end of the day, the battery is usually the most expensive cost of an electric bike. Even if it's made up of non branded cells. So expect a fairly mediocre bike at that price. My first ever bike was a Cyclamatic. I think I purchased it for something like 400 quid, but we're talking years...

Bafang BBSHD would be a good reliable choice, but I'm guessing you're after a hub motor and not mid drive?

Boris won't go for that, we've been Brexited. Oh no, I forgot, the twat's not PM anymore :D

Just a shame 99% of drivers will take absolutely no notice of that speed limit, unless there's a speed camera on a particular stretch of road. Plenty of 20mph speed zones up here and I've yet to witness anyone abide by them :oops:

I had another cheeky go. Bit longer this time. I had forgotten how much more relaxing a hub motor is, compared to a mid drive. Cyclamatic and MAC rear hub, before my BBS02. As much as I love a mid drive for the ability to power up most hills, a hub motor is literally fire and forget, until you...

That's a friggin monstrosity :D

As in south of England? I'm in the urrrrm, sunny north :oops: