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Yes, as far as the torque sensor specifically is concerned I like the simplicity and intuitiveness, if you are exerting pedaling force, the motor assists, if you aren't it doesn't

Global Greening is a symptom of the well known phenomenon - the biosphere absorbs a lot of man made CO2. Even accounting for that CO2 has risen from 280 ppm pre industrial to 420 ppm. The worry is that as emissions increase the biosphere will not be able to absorb the same fraction of CO2...

It's brilliant - few quick observations - will do a fuller review later So on one of my bikes (Carrera Vulcan) I had the ubiquitous ebay / amazon / Ali Express 48V Bafang G020 / SWX02 (12) motor kit with cadence sensor, throttle, brake sensors and light with the bog standard speed based square...

Some of the reviews here, summarise the book well https://www.amazon.co.uk/Merchants-Doubt-Handful-Scientists-Obscured/dp/1408824833

No I didn't know - hope you are feeling better - yes, as it was rolled out the monitoring discovered a (very rare) problem with the AZ vaccine which led to the guidance on its use being changed - seems pretty well explained here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-67370454...

It has been extremely profitable lobbying against climate change and delaying action. see Naomi Oreskes "Merchants of Doubt". Unfortunately it's human nature - those that got fooled/brainwashed are unable to admit it to themselves irrespective of the evidence. "Science progresses one funeral...

https://www.desmog.com/bruce-everett/ He just seems to parrot contrarian talking points that have been answered a million times “Climate activists, including President Obama, now erroneously call carbon dioxide (CO2) a “pollutant,” akin to poisons like lead and mercury. […] Greenhouses...

I have the 48V G020 /SWX02 (12) with 26 inch wheels, with the cheapo standard speed based 18a controller (just in the process of moving to the Woosh torque based kit) . I thought it would be a good compromise between speed and hill climbing ability. I did consider the (10) - that is 393 rpm on...

Isn't that one really for fat bikes ? Thats quite heavy ? 5.6 kg https://bafang-e.com/en/products/motors/hr-series/h640 thought the standard Bafang rear model for "normal" and MTB was the Bafang G020 https://bafang-e.com/en/oem-area/components/component/motor/rm-g020250350ddc I think it would...

Someone was asking me for advice re MTB conversion. Apologise if you have posted this elsewhere already - I did have a quick search. Please can you tell me the main differences between the TSDZ02B Turbo and the standard TSDZ02B ? What are the current limits ? Are they adjustable through the...

That one is 400w, the Halfords one is 313w. I know there are different types of Bosch batteries that aren't compatible, but someone like @soundwave understands better - he may be able to confirm that one is ok and, as you say, double check with Merlin Cycles

@soundwave you helped me source a reasonably priced Bosch battery for my sister - can you help the op

Or this one ? https://www.merlincycles.com/bosch-powerpack-400wh-performance-frame-battery-193912.html

Is it one of THESE ?

If you didn't mount it on the rear rack, that leaves the downtube ? It would get in the way of "stepping through"? If you wanted something very powerful for hills but wanted to stay at legal -ish assist speeds DWG22C 48V (17 amps controller at 48v) but needs a 180mm rotor, don't know if you can...

How heavy ?

What is the peak current that the motor can use ?

Looks brill , how big is the battery, is it 36 or 48 v ?

LG 21 Ah if there room on your bike ! Edited Or pay a bit more and get it Woosh and all the components and battery will be matched and you have 1st class after sales service

I got my kit including battery from Greenergy (48v 20ah ) It seems fine so far, I have been checking the voltage after rides and not got anywhere close to using half that capacity. It was advertised as Hailong with Samsung cells - maybe just double check with them ? They seemed a legit...