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Yes, they didn't mention anything being defective. The bike is fitted with decent hydraulic disc brakes and has fairly chunky tyres, so shouldn't have any problem stopping. Compare that with typical road bike with rim brakes and a 1" tyre doing 50 mph down a long hill, which is a regular speed...

Cyclists COULD face penalty points. https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/dangerous-cyclists-face-penalty-points-on-their-driving-licence-5HjcqsM_2/ There are indeed reports of cyclists getting FPNs telling them to accept the points on their licences along with the fine, but these are deemed to be...

Let us know how you get on. You might like it. I reckon these bikes are very good for delivery riders. You just turn the pedals and off they go.

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A good ride on your bike in the sun will fix anything. Regular cyclists 70 years old have immune systems comparible with average 30 year olds.

The requirements for the controller are: 1. Sinewave for smooth operation 2. Current control, otherwise you'll get power limited to different max pedal speeds, which would be diabolical. Even a throttle will work on pedal speed, not bike speed. 3. Dual mode or sensorless mode because STEPS has a...

Yes, it's possible on nearly every bike. Shimano Steps has been done.

I don't like the idea of a law that only applies with discression and consideration because those are down to individuals' opinions and attitudes. There is then no border of what's allowed and what's not. IMHO, they could make it much simpler by making it legal to ride on any footpath, but make...

I can do 100 miles a day, but, I never do.

In case you don't know, you're supposed to ride your bike. As it's been a while for you, here's how do do it: Get your leg over; push off with one leg while you push down on a pedal that's facing forward with the other leg; once the bike is moving, put the other leg on a pedal and start...

No. It makes me cringe whenever I see that. I hate to see it. It somehow offends my concept of how a bike should be. There's no reason why it wouldn't work, though. Try to get it as low and close to the seatpost as is practical.

Not a blown MOSFET then. It took a long time to get there. The display is showing that there is a large amount of current going through the controller, but not enough to trip the battery. There are two possibilities: 1. The display is faulty because water got in it or a wire has been pulled. 2...

It's getting ridiculous though. It used to be once a week, but now it's three times a day.

If you had the voltage set to 48v instead of 36v, it would give you about 15 miles range if your battery was in good condition; however, in that case the display would show that your battery was half empty before you even started. The LCD shows the voltage all the time by selecting that by a...

Backwards?

When connected, does it turn BACKWARDS freely? Please give precise answers.

Another option would be to rip out the electronics and use an external standard Chinese controller and pedal sensor. I think the gear shifting is done by reversing the motor, like the 2-speed Xiongda does. In that case you need a controller that has the wires for a reverse switch so that you...

If you had a dead short, it would show that. Switch everything off, lift the motor wheel off the ground and turn it BACKWARDS. if it's difficult to turn, you probably have the most common type of short - a blown MOSFET. You can confirm that by disconnecting the motor connector then trying...

If you checked it with a meter, what was the exact voltage?