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It is the controller that supplies power to the motor. The battery and BMS need to be rated to the maximum controller output current + safety margin. Remember a nominal rated 52 volt battery will be 58.8v when full. The motor rated power is pretty random and not connected to anything...

And if you did connect it to a 48V 20 amp controller it would still be UK legal as long as it restricted the maximum assisted speed is set to 25 km/h or below. (because the rated maximum continuous power of the motor is 250W)

20" hub wheel kit from Yosepower £134 https://www.yosepower.co.uk/products/e-bike-conversion-kit-36v250w-20-front-motor Add a 10Ah 36v battery £163 https://www.yosepower.co.uk/products/36v10ah-seat-tube-li-ion-e-bike-battery And a Intercity disc 8 https://www.facebook.com/share/1EpW4YLVE8/...

I don't think a 35a/48v controller with a direct drive motor would go 60 km/h , especially with a MTB frame / riding position. If you look on Grin, max speed would be around 50km/h . Also if you ran it on full power with a 48v 20Ah battery it would have a range of 35 minutes

Post them here : https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/classifieds/categories/accessories-for-sale.2/

Yes - definitely here Facebook Marketplace ? Gumtree ? Ebay won't allow ordinary sellers to sell ebike batteries. I have seen some on ebay where the seller has (deliberately?) put it in the wrong category - something like bike parts. However if there was any problems or if the seller...

If you are doing 50-100km per day then I would suggest a battery of at least 630wh eg 36v 17.5Ah , which as long as your consumption is less than or equal to 10 wh per mile would allow you to do a full day without recharging. The rule of thumb consumption ranges from 5Wh per mile for a light...

Works for me :-)

I just realised,my sister and her daughters have 3 e-bikes, 2 with 48v 15Ah rack batteries and one with a (Woosh) 36v 20Ah rack battery. I was looking at them this morning and I realised they all have the same charging socket, so it would be easy to connect the wrong battery to the wrong...

Thanks, the 451 tyres seem to be 28 mm wide, hopefully the frame / forks will allow a little wider. Wondered about axles / dropout sizes, do they tend to be standard?

So I've run out of local second hand folding Carrera Intercity disc 8s to convert ! There are some very nice, very cheap Carrera Intercity disc 9s (with hydraulic disc brakes and 9 speed cassette) but they have 451 rim wheels (and a limited selection of very narrow tyres) Can I just buy a...

These popped up in my feed https://empureo.com/ The thing that struck me was they were quite light , especially with front suspension - 15kg without battery under 18kg with battery (which is about what my intercity disc 8 conversions weigh) The battery is small but you can get extra...

This was the culprit, think there must have been a problem with the wiring inside the cable

We didn't buy a second battery but the one from allbatteries that she bought a couple of years ago worked very well. The hub gears on her 2013 KTM Macina seized up earlier this year so I built her a bike instead using the TSDZ8 mid motor kit on a old Gary Fisher hardtail that she had in the...

Yes sorry - was just thinking out loud - my sister, my wife, mum and mother in law all refuse to have facebook accounts for reasons that I completely understand and agree with - when I said "you" I should have said "one"

I hadn't thought about non Facebook users tbh. It's a shame because there are all sorts of bargains on marketplace that aren't available elsewhere, it's a pity it is tied to Facebook. My sister has asked me to put listings on marketplace for her because she doesn't have a Facebook account. I...

Any reason in particular ? I was considering taking a look. @saneagle loved his

https://www.facebook.com/share/1AqZdkaHQn/

Cheaper alternative ? https://uk.fiido.com/products/fiido-t2-longtail-cargo-ebike-for-versatile-all-terrain

Isn't @saneagle mostly using a 48V mid drive TSDZ2 at the minute ?