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The hardware has arrived a couple of weeks ago, but I was so busy lately adding mobile phone support to the Woosh Bikes website and Andy was also busy with writing the manual for it. The good news is we are now ready to start shipping. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?tskit This kit is only for 68mm...

I downloaded Cura 5.4 here: https://ultimaker.com/software/ultimaker-cura/

I have bike bags for this. It covers the whole bike against rain and weighs about 200g.

I am thinking of buying the Bambu Lab A1 mini after watching this video. I didn't think it was possible to print a 7-segment LED lens.

Saneagle explains very well, no matter the question.

I have an old Replicator 4. It's just not worth buying a replacement extruder. I still use the remaining good extruder. My main problem is I cannot print any thing taller than 3cm, I think the print detaches itself through vibration.

Yes on my XF08C and DWG22C rear hub kits.

I have changed my heated plate and nozzles. Not difficult at all. One of my two filament feeders has died. It's one of the reasons I am looking for a new printer.

The Gran Camino has Suntour XCM 100mm fork with remote hydraulic lockout and bolt through 12mm maxle which costs twice as much as the Suntour NEX 63mm on the NCM and about as good sprung coil forks are going to get without going air forks. The Gran Camino has internal cable routing, the NCM...

Yes, we do. When I convert a bike with shallow dropouts, I have a very good a 10mm round file. I spend 5 minutes deepening the dropouts. The risk with shallow dropouts is not as big with a rear hub compared to a front hub. The rear of the bike does not bounce as much as the front. You also put...

It's a lot of faffing for no real benefit. Millions of those rear hub kits have been installed without torque arms. Have you ever heard that their wheel comes off on normal road?

the cost of making Bosch style crank drive e-bikes has come down a fair bit, I expect we'll see more 'Chinese Bosch' next year.

The box itself is miles safer than soldering a couple of ideal diodes in a heat shrink junction. I think the tech is safe but there are always shorting risks. It is best to avoid adding more wiring to your bike unless it's unavoidable.

I guess they use a pair of ideal diodes.

I think we imported the word 'pedelec' from German, as in pedelec.de. EAPCs are commonly called pedelec in German speaking countries. If I remember correctly, 50cycles used it on their website.

good point.

I use the term 'pedelec' for e-bikes that has torque sensing and no throttle, you get x times your own input power.

What stops a Japanese factory exporting NIL molds to China? If I had shares in ASML, it will be time to sell.

There is no provision for attaching brake sensors. If you convert bikes professionally, this kit is well worth considering because of its simplicity.

it is dead simple: pop the 48V battery in, make a simple change to the setting of battery voltage on the LCD from 36V to 48V. That's it.