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can't find a relevant one. shall i get this one? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Problem-Solver-Bike-Chain-Jump-Stop-Chain-guide-/111451032863?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&var=&hash=item19f2ffcd1f

It fell off the front. Not the rear. What type of guide shall i buy?

Thanks all. I've now changed to a new cassette and chain. It all almost work fine. The front chain sometime fell off while riding. It happens most of the time when I change gears. Would that be because the chain isn't properly tensioned? Or maybe i need some front chain alignment guide?

What pad are you using? Probably not resin?

I think I'm just going to swap this wheel with my other bike that has cassette but no BBS02 The cassette look super rusty, can I keep it as is? Or clean it with something? It has a lockring And if I buy this cassette from Amazon, it would work well with my BBS02? And no need to buy...

I have the BPM 48V 35A and BBS02 in london. BBS02 is more waterproof than the bpm, but at the same time it's all sealed so you don't really want to open it. The throttle isn't really waterproof so be careful about that... If you have long hill, the BBS02 will be definitely better than the BPM...

I tried this method with wheel against wall. And I was standing and jumping on the bar!!! Not working :(

I may pop to a shop but I never had good experience with them. And its also super expensive, i may rather buy a new wheel instead

I've spent 1 hour trying to remove the freewheel and it didn't take out. I used big wrench + hammer then big wrench + leverage (all my body on the wrench and jumping on it) and it was still well fixed on it. I'm thinking that maybe it's time for me to use cassette... at least I'd be able to...

anyone know good and cheap freewheel to use with this clark chain?

I tried to remove the rear freewheel turning anti clockwise with wrench... It didn't move. Then tried again with hammer and wrench and still in place. Any idea how to sort that out? Thx

I wanted to have a try. I installed and added a bit of purple extreme. But on high load (when bike starts) the chain slips on the rear freewheel........ it didn't on my previous chain.... :( 3 possibilities: 1. The chain is not strong enough to deal with 750W and slip 2. Adding purple...

why such an expensive one when you can have a 44T for 8USD?

I've checked and 104bcd doesn't do international shipping. 5 However, for the price, I'd buy 3-5 chainring for BBS02

are these waterproof? what so special about these more expensive throttles?

Thinking again, maybe I don't need to keep the folding stem. Maybe I can just get a longer fork with 120mm travel: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SR-Suntour-XCR-TA-80-120mm-IS-STANDARD-SUPER-PRICE-FOR-HQ-ONLY-HERE-/301366271146?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item462ad45caa And have...

Removed it finally: What should I do next? Any good and cheap fork to buy?

My handlebar is down :( :( :( I tried to put a allen key to open the screw on the bottom but it doesn't work Not sure if the bolt can be removed actually... do I need some sort of giant allen key on the top?

i wonder about the value of the front dd. I suppose regen would be very strong and it wouldn't be so much more efficient than the rear motor. so why?

I don't see the value of the copenhagen wheel. I'd still need torque arm, it would still have wires to handlebar/crank and it will still take few minutes to remove compare to a normal bike. Currently there is already a super light option which is the keyde motor with self contained controller...