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SW has certificate and a dongle. Is his bike legal? Yes, that is exactly what I think. As far as I remember law requires motor to stop assisting at 25km/h. There is nothing written there about where wheels should be - on road or in the air. In case of a bike we are talking about, motor...

Where can i find one? Thanks for helping me out

a dongle fools the speed sensor and removes the limit mine is a usb one plugged in to the motor.

Dongle? Sorry im new to all this

dongle to remove the speed limit and 350w from my legs :eek:

i have never ridden this thing without a dongle ;)

if u dongle it it will go faster if ur geared for it :p

my action cam is long dead and that was my old performance motor but got a new dongle in the post so can get past 40mph but that takes 120rpm and 300w from my legs :p

do you want a dongle to remove the speed limit cos you will look a bit of a tard going 15mph on a drop bar bike. also take a close look at the front chain rings as most bikes these days mean you cant go much bigger at the front. i have a 52t on mine :eek:

...that speed or it would be useless going up any hill. i have seen Yamaha motors with a wattage meter in-between the batt and motor with a dongle fitted and can pull 700w but it maxed out at 90rpm i think. my bike has a 120rpm limit and 75nm and with a dongle and new batt i got 39.6mph on the...

brakes are only used in emergency's and avoiding puddles ;) problem is when i hit the dongle limit it pulses the motor on and off :oops: https://ebiketuning.com/products/simplek-stick-pro-for-bosch-an-inexpensive-tuning-tool-dongle-for

bad ass dongle is going time for no speed limit at all :p

i have a dongle so its double that get good mileage too ;)

Hey I've finally managed to properly install Albert's Dongle and with a recelled battery the bike now works better than ever. Many thanks for your time & info Regards Hugh Burden

I thought the dongle allowed you to use any battery. Could you use a standard battery rather than get a re-cell?

...this is contrary to European competition law. Solution: get the battery recelled by a reputable person (mine cost £300) & purchase a 'dongle' card from Albert van Dalen on Tindie using 'https://www.tindie.com/search/?q=Yamaha+dongle'.Mine was €79 but I think there's been a recent price rise...

if you buy one of those bikes with a dongle it can never be updated any update could brick the dongle even a firmware update to the display. also the batts cost a fortune and can bus locked the new smart batts cant be recelled yet and out of warranty peter is ur only hope...

I'm not looking for extreme speed, somewhere around 20mph has been my speed on my now stolen rear hub whoosh conversion which I've found quite adequate for my work commute.

problem with these newer bikes is yes you can dongle them but to get them going 30mph will need a much bigger front chain ring and as you will find most wont let you fit 2-3t more if that or you have to push out the chain ring with spacers that can kill the chain line. a normal size chain ring...

think im going to retire my dongle and get one with no speed limit as hitting it all the time now not to bad on the flat but down hill is a bit um as it cuts in and out around 36-37mph and my front brake is sticking :oops: