This is what I get using Chrome on my Windows 11 laptop.
I guess all devices/browsers are different.
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Nicely priced full susser here. £2800
It was never that rrp. The actual price originally was £4500, which is about right for this level, About a £1700 saving.
Downsides -
Fugly
Brakes could be a much better spec at this price range, Shimano m520 or maybe SLX or even XT
Wheels are mediocre, but will do what you need them to
Fugly
Overall, I'd say this is an excellent starting point for a good play/trail bike but don't want to be spending a fortune.
A few upgrades wouldn't hurt, namely the brakes but really thats about all. Fork is ideal Zeb(38mm) so it will pretty much handle anything.
Best ridden at night, or if wearing a disguise
It was never that rrp. The actual price originally was £4500, which is about right for this level, About a £1700 saving.
Downsides -
Fugly
Brakes could be a much better spec at this price range, Shimano m520 or maybe SLX or even XT
Wheels are mediocre, but will do what you need them to
Fugly
Overall, I'd say this is an excellent starting point for a good play/trail bike but don't want to be spending a fortune.
A few upgrades wouldn't hurt, namely the brakes but really thats about all. Fork is ideal Zeb(38mm) so it will pretty much handle anything.
Best ridden at night, or if wearing a disguise
Interesting pricing. I don't think Winstanleys are selling that bike at £2800 bcause they feel sorry for us. I reckon it's because nobody wanted to buy it at £4500, and they figured that their only chance to get rid of it is to try it at £2800. In my mind, that's still at least £1000 too much for any ebike, when you consider what you can get with a petrol motor in it.
I usually avoid mobile devices for browsing unless necessary - what browser are you using on what OS?
That seller has a zero rating. Ask why it says "This product is a set of 3 silver motor sticker decals designed for E-Bikes, specifically compatible with Bafang 250w 36V BBS02B and BBS01 motors." for item description.
When I'm occasionally gripped by a fleeting irrational urge to muse about trying a hub conversion, I ask for exact make and model. I also ask if the motor has been marked "250W" by the manufacturer, and request photos of the markings.
20" hub wheel kit from Yosepower £134 https://www.yosepower.co.uk/products/e-bike-conversion-kit-36v250w-20-front-motor
Add a 10Ah 36v battery £163
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And a Intercity disc 8
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And you've got quite a nice lightweight folding bike with a decent range for £500
Add a 10Ah 36v battery £163
36V10Ah Seat Tube Li-ion E-bike Battery for Ansmann, Heinzmann
1.Technical Data 2.Warm tips*Please read the instruction manual carefully after received the package, this will help you to use the product effectively.*Battery delivery cost much more than ordinary goods, in order to reduce the return shipping cost, please make sure: battery and motor should...
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And you've got quite a nice lightweight folding bike with a decent range for £500
I clicked on that Marketplace link, the bike is hardly used and he's currently asking for £190. I saw this on the same page, it would be a good purchase for Soundwave:20" hub wheel kit from Yosepower £134 https://www.yosepower.co.uk/products/e-bike-conversion-kit-36v250w-20-front-motor
Add a 10Ah 36v battery £163
36V10Ah Seat Tube Li-ion E-bike Battery for Ansmann, Heinzmann
1.Technical Data 2.Warm tips*Please read the instruction manual carefully after received the package, this will help you to use the product effectively.*Battery delivery cost much more than ordinary goods, in order to reduce the return shipping cost, please make sure: battery and motor should...
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And you've got quite a nice lightweight folding bike with a decent range for £500
This bike has been sold in case anyone was prevaricating.And a Intercity disc 8
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If you look through my threads a few months ago, I gave some explanations on how to spoof the speed or pedal sensor signals with a cheap Aliexpress device. Today, I saw this video for another device. This one is much more suitable for testing. It could also be used as a permanent installation if you have somewhere to put it.
It runs off 5v, so you can use the pedal sensor, speed sensor or throttle power wires to power it, and send the output through the pedal sensor or speed sensor signal wires. For a permanent installation as a pedal sensor spoof, you'd need an accessible momentary switch on the 5v wire.
This one is very easy to set. For pedal assist spoof, the frequency would be one turn of the pedals per second, which would typically be 8 or 12 magnets per second, so say 10hz. Duty cycle would be 50%. For speed sensor spoof, there's normally only one magnet, and a 26" wheel turns at about 201 rpm at 15 mph, so 200hz would show as about 15 mph. The pedal sensor needs a discrete pulse, so duty cycle should be around 10% or less. Some controllers have the speed sensor pulse low rather than high, so if 10% doesn't work, try 90% or higher.
The ideal use for this device is to test your system if you suspect that the pedal sensor isn't working or is giving problems, though you will have to use an appropriate connector.
It runs off 5v, so you can use the pedal sensor, speed sensor or throttle power wires to power it, and send the output through the pedal sensor or speed sensor signal wires. For a permanent installation as a pedal sensor spoof, you'd need an accessible momentary switch on the 5v wire.
This one is very easy to set. For pedal assist spoof, the frequency would be one turn of the pedals per second, which would typically be 8 or 12 magnets per second, so say 10hz. Duty cycle would be 50%. For speed sensor spoof, there's normally only one magnet, and a 26" wheel turns at about 201 rpm at 15 mph, so 200hz would show as about 15 mph. The pedal sensor needs a discrete pulse, so duty cycle should be around 10% or less. Some controllers have the speed sensor pulse low rather than high, so if 10% doesn't work, try 90% or higher.
The ideal use for this device is to test your system if you suspect that the pedal sensor isn't working or is giving problems, though you will have to use an appropriate connector.
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