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Yeah, a third is what you're aiming for.

Yeah, it's a weird sensation for the first few miles, due to the way the parallelogram moves, but you quickly get used to it.

I don't think the adjuster is meant to make the suspension action harder or softer. It's there to change the preload, so you can adjust it according to your weight. This prevents the mechanism from topping and bottoming out, which stops it from being damaged. If you find that after adjusting...

I can see the female connector is a Higo, which are arguably the best connectors, but is the broken male connector a Higo? I'd be surprised if it were, as I've wiggled and pulled apart my Higo connectors many times, and they have never broken. They are difficult to disconnect, but that's just...

I use a pair of long needle nose pliers with small tips, which fits nicely into the slots of the locking nuts. When you fit them again, make sure you tighten just enough to take the play out of the spindle/axle and preferably use a light to medium strength threadlocker fluid. If you tighten too...

You can be the one to tell Geoff Capes he's riding an illegal bike :rolleyes:

Looks like he's gone full Bill Oddie :D

32.7 kg :oops:

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What a disjointed first post, but anyway, welcome to the forum.

I'll let Nealh answer the technical questions, but just make sure you buy a battery voltage that matches the BBS02 from PSW Power. Otherwise, you may get an overvoltage error if using a 52v battery with a BBS02 48v firmware controller. Likewise, if using a 48v battery with a BBS02 52v firmware...

Don't know how mine compares to factory settings, but I run PAS 1 at 40% current and 40% speed.

Range is about 15 miles until I notice a drop in performance, but bear in mind that I have programmed the controller to draw more amps in most situations. I reckon that on PAS 1, my lowest performing mode, I could get 40+ miles. I haven't done any definitive testing, but I would guess that...

These settings are for a BBS02, but should get you back in the ballpark.

48V (13S5P-HG2) EM3ev Jumbo Shark 14.8Ah £409, that's the exact same battery I'm running with a BBS02. The cells are top notch, on par with my previous 30Q pack, although that one was only 12Ah, so slightly less suited for my set up. I've maxed out my BBS02 using a programming cable, which...

Was browsing eBay this morning, looking at Nissan Leafs and Renault Zoes, when I came across this odd little car. Electric car with solar roof The description is incredibly vague and the info seems a bit iffy, but it looks like what to be a Peugeot 107. The engine bay picture is interesting...

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/652673/Smart-Ebike.html#manual

Wonder how many forum members were checking and double checking the legality of their bike :D

Hi Abdul, welcome to the forum.

A Slime prefilled inner tube saved me once from a long walk home, when a nail stuck in the tyre. It had actually gone through a Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyre too and I stupidly pulled it out, thinking it hadn't gone through the protective layer of the tyre. Luckily, a few spins of the tyre and the...