Recent content by garyten

Thanks again, to all for the info, i understand more about the Shengyi motor, and for the OP above for his 12000 mile report, great stuff, I did find a video on Shengyi, by an American / Canadian, on a sponsored tour of the factory, the testing looks like they are really trying to push them...

That's great , thanks for the info. This might sound silly, but, does the size/torque of the motor, reduce the power consumption from the battery if its smaller / less torque? In other words does its battery last longer.

Thank you for your detailed explanation. I agree, its a near perfect commuter, i only noticed the size of the motor from the pictures, and became curious, then i read the specs, and noticed the name Shengyi. I'm wondering how much torque difference there is, as there are no figures i can find...

Ive noticed the new CAMINO has a new type of motor, Its a Shengyi ? I will assume its similar to the Bafang swx02, as it looks smaller in the pictures. Apart from cost/size, whats the main mechanical difference, between the two? Rio vs Camino. There is not a lot of info on the Shengyi...

"A tad slower than the Big Bear but the 52T chain ring makes leisure riding much more pleasant" Sorry do you mind explaining, Slower? as in to pedal ?, or from the electric motor. I assume it has Cassette gears on the rear, it should help to give plenty of gearing choices. That rear...

I think you have the King lcd meter, it is adjustable up to 40 KMH, DEFAULT PASS NUMDER IS 0512 Try this link for the KM5S and download the instruction manual, it explains how to get the passcode nimbers, and supplys the default codes to get at the Settings menu, the first 40 odd pages are...

Thanks, i have the Big Bear, so no rear disk. Im wondering more about the rear frame Dropouts, if they are all the same size, as i dont really know if wheel spindle/ axles/ skewers are all common diameter's . I am also buying this one as its Black rimed, so it looks similar to the front rim...

Following on from my recent post on Freewheels, i have taken the good advise to get a rear wheel that i can use Cassette's on, for my Woosh Big bear. Will this Wheel fit my Big Bear frame. Click Here It has a Quick release Skewer, does that makes it Narrower? Woosh will not have a Sirocco Rear...

I work in transport as a driver, and i deal with 2 of the large courier companys on a daily basis. The van drivers are on a bonus system, delivery targets to get the parcels delivered, they need to work quickly, and if you live in a rural area, with houses sharing the same lane etc, the driver...

I would like to add that i have purchased two Woosh bikes, and had both delivered "Offshore" to Ireland perfectly well. I to, found dealing with Hatti, and some of Tech staff via E mail and by phone, very easy, well informed, and helpful. I must say without reservation, that i have...

What a great idea, Trex, i didnt know the Sirocco used a cassette. I will get in touch with Woosh, and see whats possible, as i dont know what gearing the sirocco uses, but i will find out. Great forum this, you lot have a great wealth of info, you all have been so helpful. Thanks.

I can confirm it is the Freewheel. I can get the Dnp for £22 from china, i can also get a sunrace 13t, but some have said its only similar in quality to the Dnp, and only a 7% change in gearing. I can also get a Shimano HG37, 13- 28T, from Germany, for £15,and i reading the reviews on...

I am just about to order a DNP 11 28t for my Big Bear, and i have bought the Park Freewheel removal tool. Are there any other parts i would need, like spacers, shims etc ? Is it a like for like fit, no shifting issues or spacing issues between the cogs etc, as i will be removing a Shimano 14...

My dealer said the same about nose weight, as im probably about 9 kg's over, but since im not "pulling" with it, it will be fine. Im sure many caravan owners have bigger problems, not just the nose weight, but overloading with car and/or van.

If you download from the link above, you will get both in the one document, the Chinese version is first and if you scroll on down you will start the English version.