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Charge after every use, my Tonaro battery is 2011 and as good an new as far as I can tell, Hobby King battery similar age and still as new. I not changing the way I treat them in view of the above. :)

Probably less with shopping around. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Google-Nexus-Genuine-C11-ME370T-0B200-00120100/dp/B00FKUMQP2

Any supplier of the BBS01 should be able to supply an extension lead, my trike is about 1.5m motor to rear wheel sensor mount and 1 extension reached it just. My supplier is no use to you as he is in Oz :) If you want to use it in the mean time stick a magnet on the front ring and cable tie the...

Scroll down there is a nice picture showing it in place. Otherwise search that forum for My1080, I or E zip and currie motor, they were very popular for modding several years ago. https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=525&hilit= Lots more pictures...

cwah, if you are ever down this way I will run my 16/20" wheeled trike against your 29" wheeled bike in a roll down test on a steep hill, I think you will get a very surprising result. Wheel size is only one factor, the tyres on my trike are optimised for minimum wattage rolling resistance by...

I decided not to cut mine and bought and extension, but I attached a magnet to the crank ring and cable tied the sensor close by and rode like that until the extension arrived, only issues were speed was out obviously and no speed cut out. Cutting and joining may look neater as there would be...

Easiest cure is just use the PAS for now, it cuts in very early on the pedal rotation. Long term how about a thumb throtle mounted on an accessory bracket similar to this (may not be the right size)...

Its a bigger job laying the cables neatly than installing the drive. Just make sure the motor is touching the frame in the direction torque will drive it ie, against the tube from the BB to fork, if you don't it will get there itself when under heavy load :) maybe that should be a :(

Are they 20" wheels? If so I think you will find BBS02 more than enough power for hill climbing no matter the load.

They step the input voltage up to what is required. I use mine for 6 cells and it runs off a modified 12v pc PSU, just make sure the supply you use has enough high enough amp rating.

Lower your gearing and keep the cadence up, with the correct gearing they will climb any hill without rider input added. The biggest issue is that the default gearing supplied is better suited to a 20" wheel than a 26" if in hilly terrain, fit the smallest chain ring you can.

So you would be quite happy to lie under oath?

Actually if the 1000w bike is direct drive it will be worse at steep hill climbing than something like an Ezee hub, I have owned one in the past and it peaked at 2 kw it was good (in a moped way) on the flat and normal hills but on steeper hills its vital to keep the speed up by pedalling hard...

This folder looks interesting and 699 pounds and 18 kg all up good size for a boot and can be rolled along when folded, looks like a good fit with your requirements. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?gallego Another possibility with 20" wheels but also a derailleur to deal with and a kilo heavier, 765...

I have recently run the motor with a complete different setup from the motor connector back to the batteries with the same intermittent fault, I have also removed the connector and soldered the motor wires to eliminate the connector as well. Initially it did chug a bit before dying now it just...

The leds stay on when it dies, and I am fairly certain I had the issue running sensorless now I have thought about it. I used to repair electronics for a living so locating issues is not usually a problem but this one is bugging me, if my memory of it playing up sensorless is correct it has to...

Cheers Shemozzle999, no temp sensor, I just re soldered the hall board but no bad joints visible. Wiring to the halls is a possibility but everything test ok, the fault is very intermittent so hard to catch if not in use, playing with the wiring doesn't cause the cut out or make it restart. I...

The motor cuts out intermittently, no repeatable cause, starts working again after a random amount of time, nothing seems to help getting it going again it just decides to work. The motor behaves the same when used with all electronics, wiring and battery replaced. Soldering in hub looks good...

"Recommended weight load: Max 70kg" sounds as dodgy as hell.