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I will just have to test it on the controller when it arrives. I cannot find any info on the motor anywhere. I opened it up but despite there being a model number on the control board it still fails to bring anything up. It seems was made in 2016 and obsolete

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0DXTDQH2Z?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image Could somebody advise what cables I will need with this controller for bafang 9 pin motor.

I try this approch as it is steel frame, Cheers.

Or....tweak the frame to suit. Probably an easier option!

Sorry, I realise they are hardened and I was intending to grind the flats to 136mm . It would require a spacer on the outside once in the frame to allow the nut to engage. If that makes sense! Either that, or a new longer nut from hex bar counter bored to miss the shoulder protruding. Similar...

I could not check the speed as my only other controller is on the est100 and has a weird 9 pin pinout. I have ordered a 15amp KT controller to pair the motor with. As you can see with these dividers set to 136mm dropout width it would be just about doable with a max 3 speed freewheel. This...

My friend works at a Powder Coating company in Ashton Under Lyne. The cost per bike frame is £50.

Should be no problem as long as you can fit it somewhere.

I always said I was mad. Currently I have three of them. A 250w BBso1 36v 31ah fitted to a 26" Voodoo Bantu. There if I want a 60 mile ride, only did it once. My Backside took days to get over it. Decathlon est100 250w rear hub motor 13ah. Love it, but very heavy to move about at home. Argos...

I wondered if I should strip it down and modify it on my lathe to fit 135mm dropout

Thanks for the info. I will do as you say and check the speed. It was advertised for 20" folder. What speed would a 20" folder have?

I just picked one of these up 2nd hand but it is as new. Barely ridden at all. I was quite impressed with it for a cheap folder. The brakes are are made by clarkes and seem decent quality but the steerer and handlebars seem pretty naff and fold between the frame. I much prefer them folding the...

Hopeing somebody here can identify this motor that I bought in error. I have looked on google but cannot find out what size wheel it is designed for. 36v 250w BFY1803B10015-1 Looks like about 153mm dropout

Any thoughts on using a Karcher 36v 7.5ah battery to power an ebike. Anybody tried it?

I just ordered the £180 24v single speed eplus with 20" wheel non folder. Arrives tomorrow. Bad reviews but for £180 I will make up my own mind! Could use tool batteries on this one!

I got mine delivered in less than 3 days after ordering. Must be uk stock!

I just got a 36v 250w from amazon. 5% off untill the end of this month. Unusual in that it is free delivery on these kits too, as most charge £20 on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0D479XT84?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image

Yes, I fitted them to the last bike that I had. It was easy on that one as the geometry of the levers worked perfectly with the sensor placement. This set of brake levers does not work well for fitment. If I find that I really do want them in the future I will have to buy the Hyraulic levers...

I have hydraulic brakes and the sensors will be difficult to fix on this bike.

Excellent. That's an easy fix. Less cables to get in the way too. I will see how it goes. Thank you.