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Just looked back at your pics the cable is fixed to the swing arm is it fixed at the motor end too with out a loop

Yes it did flash, but a quick wiggle of the cable soon caused the fault code, pinched the wire to tight pulled it at an angle what gap is there between the magnet and the sensor ? Have changed any of the programme settings ?

Had the same fault it was the speed sensor cable at the led end, I had pulled it to tight with a cable tie:rolleyes:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Small-Big-Size-Electric-Bike-eBike-Moped-Scooter-Controller-Box-E-Bike-KIT-Case-/401688265530?vti= try this style cheap and works but find a uk based seller

The size problem is common I found always turns out to be bigger than in the drawing ,if you check under the blue wrap at the sharp corners its often possible to shave and round them off, then reseal with gorilla tape 20mm plastic conduit can make a good edge

That's quite a lip step on the edge of the disc suspect that's the problem time for new discs

My one come from a seller in Holland cheap :mad: did not space out enough ended up with a lekkie 42

Try the listing below I bought from him before can supply any halfords part has loads, some new unused only problem is you have to collect but always has plenty of interesting stuff...

I had problems with the eggrider 2 but the minimalist display is bafang plug and play with no app

Well done enjoy a ride as a reward :D back to tinkering later

Added to the fact of getting older ;) and hanging on for dear life

Woosh did you find that flashing / upgrade makes for improved power delivery and longer battery life ?

They make some smaller displays now which are less eye catching called the minimalist about £50 but I found hard to see in bright sunlight but easy to hide under a glove https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/183821258304

I will look in the garage tomorrow I have a couple of chainring adaptors , but I think they might be flat steel ones The 36 lekkie is flat no dish at all have one fitted on the trike

Now you see what I mean about the software upgrade process:rolleyes:

No not if I still want to be able to remove it Both the the front and rear of the battery case have had a close encounter with the angle grinder to reshape it :eek: waiting for some soft plastic to arrive to reshape the case used gorilla tape for the test ride :)

Done after a test ride a bit more to shave off the battery case under full compression:oops: 250watt;) simple/ basic conversion ,no added frills with min added weight :p

From what I have read it should, but it is beyond my basic computer skills :confused: at least at present it on the list of things to do over the winter have seen somewhere pre programed controller for sale...

Yes that is the problem unless you have the moded controller from the seller in the US tsdz2 will not overvolt[unlike a bafang] if it is 48v model it will not take over 52v [48v fully charged is its max volt ]

Put the settings back to standard and try it, the manual is not very clear but I adjusted several things it stopped working ,put them back to factory it was then ok now I check it all works before I adjust any thing if no joy its the torque sensor connection inside the motor where did you...