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I finally have finished with a conversion of an old (circa 2020 circa 2002) Titanium framed mountain bike. It has a 250W rear Bafang hub motor, with 7 speed freewheel and 3 speed front gears. The eBike controller and spare bits of cable are in a small two part bag by the top tube and steering...

Bafang rear hub motor, 36v 250w, LCD3 display, KT36ZWSRD controller. The display shows the motor power in watts. At assistance level 1 and travelling at around 12mph on good level ground, the motor power is showing as circa 84W. Now if that figure is accurate and with a 36V 10AH battery that...

The PAS on the left (KTD12L) is for the left side crank, and when connected to my KT-36ZWSRD-HY02L controller, and the disk is rotatated as for forward, the LED flashes and the motor drives the BAFANG motor rear wheel. However I want to fit the sensor on the right (FOREN15194 C 2103 DH-SENSOR)...

I have my eBike working, throttle only at the moment, still need to sort the PAS out. The display is an LCD3, which does work OK. Can I replace it directly with the much smaller LCD4 ? Controller is KT-36ZWSRD-HY02L

i have been trying out the options for where to place the controller and spare wires for my Bafang rear hub 36v 250w conversion. There is no room beteween the seat tube and wheel for a box, nor for one of those frame triangle bags by the top tube seat tube corner. There is room for a bag\box...

I had anticipated that fitting a PAS to my bikes Hollowtech cranks might not be straight forward. I have a PAS disc with a sufficently large hole in it to go over the crank axle. I have fitted the PAS sensor as shown in the picture. The magnet disk is too thick, I will need to remove the...

The frame triangle on my bike is quite small, see attached picture. The frame is titanium and some Googling suggests the tubes are 0.9mm thick. Whilst I intially thought a bottle type battery (36V 10Ah) would fit, a diagram I saw (see picture) suggests there might not be room in the frame to...

My Bafang rear hub motor kit has arrived, its a freewheel hub, time to start work I guess. Rear droputs need widening a little bit, a not uncommon issue I believe. They are around 9.5mm and need to be 10mm for the bafang axle. Never filed titanium before.

Is it a good idea ? Would a set of typical mountain bike front suspension forks cope well with the torque from the motor, particullarly if the rider is on the 'heavy' side. Are there front suspension forks specifically designed for eBikes ?

And I am from Cardiff. Now a retired Electronics enginner and Computer support guy. Hobbies are long distance communications with Arduinos and the like but still plenty of time to fiddle with bikes. I recently fitted a Swytch kit to my Brompton which I bought almost 20 years back for...

I posted a message, about freewheels on a Bafang rear hub motor, last Sunday. I seem to have upset the system, I replied to a post from vfr400 and included a link to a previous discussion on the same topic on this forum. Ever since the thread cannot be publically seen and is marked with...

I recently fitted a Swytch kit to my Brompton, its OK for short commuting type trips, but in the area where I live (Cardiff) the roads are so bad the ride is a bit harsh to be fun for long. The extra stiffness of the front wheel cannot help. I have an old style Mountain bike, its a 26” wheel...