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Analysis of excess deaths https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S2666-7762%2823%2900221-1

This one ? https://viviebikes.com/products/vivi-c26-step-through-commuter-electric-cruiser-bike What is wrong with the display ? What are you trying to achieve ? Usually the display is paired to the controller, so you either have to replace the display and controller together or find a...

I think it does have some sort of torque multiplication algorithm, but one of the parameters on the LCD (that I haven't altered !) is pedal sensitivity - don't know what effect this has. In practice I don't really notice the assist level changing - but I suspect my version of "gentle"...

Yes - exactly - that is when I use the brake sensor with my bike that has a cadence sensor. With the BBTS kit I can ghost pedal (to change down the gears) without the motor kicking in as I am not applying pedalling force

I for one would be very interested in @saneagle 's impression of the bbts kit

Statins are saving lives . (Tens of thousands) I disagree about incentives - there's plenty of people don't want the NHS to prescribe cheap, effective, out of patent medicines when they have some much more expensive alternatives. - that's why we have NICE I have yearly "mot" at my drs...

Fair point - I was a bit absolute - I had a cadence sensor bike with a throttle and I used the throttle often at junctions to set off and found it really useful. Now I changed the bike to use a torque sensor and at junctions I have one foot on the ground, push the pedal on the other side and...

Yes - I was thinking 48V SWX02 rather than Ananda motor eta Ah - that would do it - lack of throttle might put off some people but you don't need a throttle with that TS kit - just push the pedal and the motor kicks in

Any plans to do a 48v version - the Santana 4 !? - not sure how much extra cost that is for the motor + battery Super impressed with my 48V Bafang SWX02 / G020 on my old carrera (especially with the Woosh Torque Sensor kit). I (100kg+) even managed to get up a local hill that has a short...

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Throttle version 705 - 7 miles from new https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/328266719842769?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Afdf56a07-f0e1-4492-a818-a1ec54f4490f

I'd want to check the battery but...

https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/bbs02-pressfit-30-pf30.32704/#post-683099

I have this Xiaomi Smart band 7 - Xiaomi UK https://www.mi.com/uk/product/xiaomi-smart-band-7/ £30 off ebay Similar functionality, but need to pair with phone for GPS tracking (it does this automatically when choose outdoor cycling program)

So potentially that is another advantage of using a controller with power based assist levels rather than speed based assist levels ? They are more efficient, if you are adding quite a bit of pedalling effort ?

Yes - so a 36V * 20Ah battery would store 720Wh of energy - the more Wh the further you can go (everything else being equal !)

I don't even have a bosch bike but https://www.merlincycles.com/bosch-powertube-625-vertical-e-bike-battery-265910.html?utm_source=PHG&source=PHG&utm_medium=Affiliates&utm_campaign=genieshopping

If you have access to the wheel size menu in the display, if you set the wheel size in the settings to 18 inches for a 700C wheel, and then set the units to km rather than mph then when the speedo says 16km/h you would really be doing 16 mph. This would make your ebike illegal in the UK and...

My experience of clunks and clicks are that it is rarely what you think it is - once it was the saddle and once it was the pedal attached to the crank