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Sale on Yosepower kits - eg this 250W casstte kit with 36V 13Ah battery for £310 https://www.yosepower.co.uk/collections/e-bike-conversion-kit/products/36v350w-26-28-rear-e-bike-conversion-kit-for-cassette-with-36v13ah-hl1-battery Add a facebook marketplace bike with disc brakes for £100 and...

I just tried searching the forum - sorry to be the bearer of bad news https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/just-seen-this-bike-via-gogoling-by-chance.38779/post-575225

These look ok with hydraulic suspension and hydraulic disc brakes and 540wh battery https://www.infinityebikes.co.uk/product/eleglide-m2/

https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?faro Quite a light bike, thoughtful commuter friendly spec with good customer service / support https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/woosh-faro-review.37721/ For riders < 100kg

If I was doing a cheapo bike £80-£100 for a hardly used bike with disc brakes This one advertised for £100 open to sensible offers https://www.facebook.com/share/1Hjht8WoPM/ £330 for Yosepower 27.5" rear cassette kit (could get a 250 W front hub xf07 kit with KT controller and 36V 13 Amp...

It's very cheap, quite basic, steel frame (heavy) , single wall rims, Shimano 7 speed, but I think it will work fine as an e-bike What would you use it for ? Roads, tracks, how far ? Hilly You could convert a Facebook marketplace bike yourself and end up with a better spec bike and tailor it...

She's very pleased with it

Near me, North Yorkshire / Teeside https://www.facebook.com/share/1CFTJnbxJx/

There must be tens of thousands of people riding round with that default keep current setting

My sister is using the tongsheng 48v Tsdz8 (Woosh has a version which is rated 250w ) and she's doing 60 mile rides with 5000 ft of ascent with no problems, all her friends with Yamaha and Bosch motored bikes are a bit jealous, it's very powerful. There's reports of overheating problems with...

With canbus & Bafang Go + (if you have the right display!) you can change wheel size, pas power levels and pas speed limits. I don't know if the silly keep current setting is still shipped like that, it seems bonkers. Plenty of UART kits still being sold

Usually there is a function on the screen (eg press and hold + button) that will power the bike at walking pace so you don't have to push it, called walk assist motor cable connector : As @Nealh says, the other obvious thing is to check the pedal assist sensor (often attached to the pedal axle )

From a diagnotics angle - does walk assist work ? Is the motor cable connector in right up to the line ?

That Fiido says 24.5kg ? Woosh Faro 16.5 kg with mudguards and rear rack UK based company with good reputation for customer service and support https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?faro

The 250W motor continuous rated power legislation applies off road as well, any place where the public has access. The 350W Yose motor is faster than the 250W one but is worse at climbing hills. I quite like the Hailong downtube battery holders with the in-built KT controller. You will need a...

Yes - I won't buy a Can Bus one, but someone mentioned logging into the settings (I think on the display ?) with the default Bafang 1919 pin code

OK - just in case anyone else is interested - there does seem some UART BBS01s 02s and 03s around from certain suppliers. Also, with Can Bus, if you buy the correct display that supports the right version of bluetooth, you can adjust wheel size , speed limit and PAS level % power and PAS Level...

Oh looks like you can't use the programming cable on the new Canbus bafang BBS motors ! Rethink time

Or just buy a different battery and connect it up to your existing controller ? If you don't have aesthetic objections to having a battery mounted on the down tube, can swap over the battery connections to the new one, and there is no comms between the battery and controller

Thanks, I will check on the current limit is adjustable. Yes it has 48t chain wheel at the minute, could go to 52t but the gearing is nice as it is and I don't want to go too overgeared - I want to go up some steep hills so 48/34 should be perfect. The only problem I foresee is the cables...