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is the new sensor and magnet-wheel

Bit of a catastrophe, this. Trex, do you think Woosh would have a PAS compatible with the XiongDa 2 speed? Desperate to get back on the road.

Hi Trex - do you reckon Woosh! have a PAS in stock compatible with my XiongDa 2-speed?

It's not going to blow up either way, I guess. Just want to get back on!

Anybody any clue on the wiring of the PAS sensor loom from the XiongDa controller? Black, Brown and Yellow on the loom, but black, blue and red on the replacement PAS from King-meter.com

My new PAS sensor has arrived - it's by King-Meter.com and it appears to have a male 3-pin connector - I think (but am not sure) that the XiongDa controller has a different connector. What do you reckon?

Thanks Kirstin. Got home and had a quick check of the fuse - it wouldn't want to be that, it's a 30 amp job - if something had blown a 30 amp fuse, I wouldn't have wanted to be on it in the rain, rubber shoes notwithstanding. It powered up ok this time, and there's no evidence of water ingress...

Hi there - was looking forward to posting about my first 350km on the bike, but just short of that, I've had a bit of a setback. My route home takes me up a long-ish hill, then up a much steeper part of the hill. When operating normally, the wattage meter shows between 40w and about 300w, but...

Ohh. Go on

Thanks to the excellent support in this forum, I settled on a Xiong Da 2-speed motor and a 15Ah battery from Woosh bikes. After my first 100km I thought I'd make some observations about how it works fromt eh perspective of an absolute beginner. Some of the assertions I make will be basically...

Cable brakes. Attach a Hall Effect sensor and embed a magnet?

Trex, that's fine, but is there a brand of lever I should be considering?

Bike sourced, wheel being checked, battery arrived, all splendid stuff. Don't particularly want a throttle, but am a bit concerned about brakes - is there a particular brand of cut-off brake I should be considering?

None yet, Trex. Hitting second hand bike shops today. A steel quill type fork would be ok?

Battery due to arrive from Wooshbikes tomorrow. Tony in Kits is very friendly and very helpful, so I am pretty happy so far. Sold my incompatible bike. Trex - the bike you show there - is that quill-type fork strong enough for the torque? If so it might have made my bike purchase a lot easier.