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Nice, I am always on the lookout on Gumtree for a bargain bike. I like your LCD mount idea too, I may do that too. To waterproof cover my rear pannier bag housing my controller and battery I use something like this:-...

Thanks for the replies, all good info. I have now got them on order so next questions will be about hydraulic brake cutoff sensors which I will do some searching about first. Thanks

I currently use Avid BB7 cable disc brakes but the forum has convinced me to try hydraulic brakes. CRC have a sale on at the min and just wondered if anyone knows the difference between the shimano Altus M355 and the shimano Acera M395 (other than the price) and would either budget models be...

You could put the controller and maybe the battery in a rear bag on something like this. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ibera-PakRak-Commuter-Carrier-Seatpost-Mounted-Bike-Rack-10KG-Load-/201197000495?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2ed846972f

Nice bike, I bet you won't want to get it dirty. What is your opinion on hydraulic brakes, I've never had them yet either.

I like the way he is charging his battery from a solar panel, something I would like to look at in the future.

What top speeds are you getting, and how are you finding the pulling power up hills?

Not knowing anything about the chain manufactures lubricant inside the chain in the past I use one of these and must say the chain is sparkling clean on the outside after use and the magnet in the chain cleaners base does attract quite a bit of the grit. However now I'm thinking I better...

It says not to use these with solvents. I don't know whether some of these new degrease solutions are solvent based now though so shouldd be ok. I've seen one used with just water and washing-up liquid on an online video.

All your black tape could be insulating it from the cool breeze. Maybe try a couple of cable ties instead to allow air to flow directly over the metal housing.

Would turning the bike upside down be an option?

Just as you've said there really, how you felt about the amount of pulling power it gives you compared with what you were expecting but looks like you've got plenty, a great motor then

Where your motor wire enters the axle you may want to seal that with silicon, or turn the axle around so the wire enters upwards, just to stop water getting into the motor. Oh, since the SWX02 is a relatively new motor how about some torque reviews too.

One like these? http://www.greenbikekit.com/accessories/ebike-connectors-cables/9pin-waterproof-connector-cable.html https://bmsbattery.com/ebike-parts/439-a-pair-of-9pin-waterproof-male-female-connector-cable-for-motor-parts.html

Have you changed to new cog&new chain at the same time? Could a new chain on old cog may slip likewise a old chain on new cog may slip ?

Top right of the 'google' window click the middle button (of the 3 there)

I have a bmsbattery 36v 20ah heavy block battery I am finding uncomfortable to carry on the bike, any ideas with a bit of soldering or volt changing what else I could use it to power around the house instead ?

Thanks, will do that.

Thats a great video posted above, he really makes it look easy. It just occurred to me earlier that I still have my original brand new rear wheel untouched in the garage so am going to see if the cone nuts fit my front wheel but the question now is that if the cone nuts fit the front, do I also...