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Not UK based, but Matt from EMPowered Cycles is a good guy. Bought my cable from him and was delivered quickly. Link here: https://www.empoweredcycles.com/collections/8fun-bafang-bbs02-accessories/products/usb-programming-cable-8fun-bbs02-mid-drive-motor Controller can only be changed to...

If you're handy with a soldering iron, why not wire in a precision power analyzer. Then you'll know exactly how many amp hours you've used: Precision Power Analyzer It's a bit of a poor man's Cycle Analyst, but it does the job.

Does ma Does make you wonder how peeps are destroying drivetrains so quickly, when you have managed to get so many miles out of one chain :eek: How's the rest of the drive train faring? Might even extend my lubing regime a bit more thanks to your info :)

Different members will have their own preferred lube, but my personal favourite is this one: You can buy the bundle pack with the No Drip Chain Luber. It makes it really simple to lube up every link on the chain. The actual lube is top quality stuff, and has protected my current chain for...

Matt from EMPowered Cycles supplied me with my new upgraded BBS02 controller with no fuss. He has speed sensor extension cables too: https://www.empoweredcycles.com/collections/8fun-bafang-bbs02-accessories/products/8fun-bafang-bbbs02-mid-drive-motor-electric-bike-kit-speed-sensor-extension-cable

Might well be legit, but who knows what condition the battery is in. If it's been left severely discharged for a long period of time, then it'll be in a bad way.

All that tech just to watch porn :D

Good point mate. I ride through a lot of wooded areas, so I guess this gadget ain't for me :( Looks cool though!

Thanks for the heads up. I'm assuming this gadget uses only GPS to track the device: https://www.aldi.co.uk/garmin-edge-25/p/070748032064300 How accurate are these compared to wheel magnet type odometers?

Your riding conditions are without doubt, way more extreme than the average rider :D Have only heard good things about ACF50 though. Expensive, but worth it for high quality bikes such as yours.

Ooooh yer teasing me now, go on, what is duckoil then? :D

and with your rather dodgy number after your name... Mmmmmmm Pornulikes instead of Pedelecs maybe :eek:

Totally agree with you there trex. I believe less is more when it comes to chains. As long as the chain is kept clear of muddy/gritty deposits, and the internals have some good quality lube on them, then there is no reason to keep chucking on more lube as you have proved. I might extend my...

I don't wish to poke the bear, but I did find one of the Endless Sphere posts intriguing. Has anyone seen the episode they are on about? " I watched the gadgit show, where ebikes were trialed around the london city center. One of the presenters was riding about on an illegal bike. On national...

Yep, I worship the stuff, as I believe it has contributed to a lack of chain wear and smooth running over the last 1700 miles. Using their No Drip Chain Luber makes it easy to apply too:

Don't quote me, but I was led to believe that silicone sprays are primarily used as a rubber and plastic lubricant/preservative.

WD40 are jumping on the bicycle bandwagon. I would stick with decent manufacturers such as Finish Line and Muc-Off, to name but two ;)

I would wipe the worst of the water off the bike frame and components with a rag. Then stick it in one of these stands and run the chain through a rag to remove crud and moisture from the chain. You don't have to lube up after every ride, but I would periodically lube every link on the chain...

and dog owners who scoop their dog's mess into a plastic bag, then throw the bag into a bush or tree are responsible! Not looking for an argument, just suggesting that not all owners of one breed of animal are squeaky clean. 2 leg vermin ;)

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