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When u get them, the studs are needed to bed in the tyre. Running it lower pressure like 40-50 psi for 10 miles plus before putting high pressure. I still havent lost any stud from my winter tyre

KU65 diagram is here http://www.jobike.it/Public/data/Diesellolle/2012618114627_KU65.pdf for a small black connector, if you search SM connector on ebay you should be able to find it like this one...

Hi again. It would be great if you could put everything in one post so everyone can answer the questions more efficiently GBK-100R is the same as Q100 and Cute 100 (basically all the same) and it has been confirmed by legendary d8veh I wish he is still in this forum...he helped me a lot in the...

I would buy the motor on its own as their 16 rims might be different diameter than the one Mezzo. That also saves quite a bit of shipping. Building wheel is not rocket science so you should be ok too. If you have decided to get them maybe you can list them here we could help you to have a look

What do you need to know? :) S06S should work out of the box. Just make sure to install the speed sensor. Pat

For me, Q100 rear motor is a good for your case. Just double check the width of the rear axis which could fit the motor (135mm). If you can have a look the bmsbattery website that would help you to decide what to get.

The kit you posted is not ideal. It will be very difficult to lace spokes on 16 wheel with this motor. The motor is just too big giving not much clearance to lace the spokes. Also, it looks very heavy and not stealth. (correct me if I am wrong) 1) cheap but not ideal for folder like mezzo 2) If...

Your light battery should have a small bms to charge the 4 cells. You might need a new bms to charge more cells at the same time or you can get a balance charger to balance charging every time. Also, you need to check the max amp out of the cells you have. Just make sure don't go over it.

Theologically yes but 4 cells would not be enough. Of course it depends the capacity of your main pack. You need to match the Ah Pat

This http://em3ev.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&path=41&product_id=90 Working flawlessly on mine Pat

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/electric-bicycle-brake-sensor-for-Hydraulic-Brake-System/1117778378.html You need a bit of DIY but it is very straight forward Pat

Probably not ok as most 36v controllers are using 50v capacitors. If you use 48v controller would be fine as it uses 60v cap

Or getting the one from alienexpress which is a reed switch that detects the motor of the brake lever

Have you guyz seen this? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1181257820/impossible-0 It is not quite a pedelec but 5kg folding bike is possible Pat

Welcome Nick. If you search Jerry Simon from this forum you will find a lot info for electric brompton. Pat

Yea d8veh is a great man I miss his expertise regarding to ebike. Does anyone is he still active in this forum? Pat

I have my brompton converted as well and I also have a wisper 805fe (now sold)so I can comment the different My ebrompton is easier to balance than wisper not sure why though ( probably due to the geometry) I am on and off the train/car with my bike I found brompton is a lot easier. As the...

Nano or keyde conversion is nearly the best for lightweight setup. Please tell us what is your requirement so we can help a bit more Pat

Hi cwah I think it is similar to this. http://www.greenbikekit.com/e-bike-central-harness-with-waterproof-connectors.html Pat

Someone wrote a review at CRC saying "This motor has 455RPM from 50v power supply (approx. Kv=9), which give us around 30km/h in 20 inch rim under load. Come without second part of connector, so be ready to cut it and solder the new one, compatible with your controller." Identify yourself :D Pat