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Same as mine, I really must update my picy - they use to only ship black on the 350w if you purchase a full kit with a YOSE battery.

Cool - I will assume 350w rear - silver or black?

That's how I feel about the after market dolphin mount controller I purchased, I still think the YOSE controller was not the best controller for a 350w system and as mentioned it did however work perfectly on my 250w front hub. Hopefully someone will post on here in the near future after buying...

What ever did happen to d8veh? I was just looking back at some old posts and it crossed my mind!

I got what you was aiming for Olleman! The picture was for illustration purposes only lol... I have noticed that some bikes have deep dropouts and some, like mine are shallow, however I fitted a make shift t-arm I hardly believe it would help torque wise but it add an extra fail safe and so far...

One US dude on youtube, back when I first started my research a few years ago, stated these go on the inside then change his mind on another video, I have had them on the inside as internal spacers if they were needed and outside if not or if it was hard to install the wheel, as long as you...

They might have realised that the small kit controller wasn't up to scratch for the 350w motor, as I assumed. I am starting to feel a tad vindicated. Edit: how many MOSFET'S out of curiosity?

Haha, how would you explain the smooth running of me YOSE motor and this controller you mention that detects motor characteristics, where would I purchase one and do they make one that has Julet connectors, saving me the trouble or rigging up some converter connectors??

I think the dolphin mount controller I purchased has this sort of function, it would be nice if the sellers/manufacturers listed this as a function or option on the after market products, if there is one with the julet connectors so the YOSE basic can be replace if the user feels the need, or...

I went through each of those settings back then to no avail including the defaults, then with the new non-yose controller all are set as default and it works perfect, process of elimination still leads to a controller issue, whether it's low end internal components or a design flaw I don't know...

I had to put a washer on the inside too on the freewheel side, best idea is to try and video the sound, its not easy if you have only a phone or a action cam, but do try and upload it to youtube, I did with my first motor and YOSE deemed it faulty, whether it was or not remains unclear for...

Yep totally with you on that...I wouldn't like to think about the amount I have spent since 2016, but for the pleasure I get now, it's worth it, the trouble I see is a well maintained and fully safe bike is important generally but the wear and tear on an ebike is greater and from a safety...

Mine, but its not been plain sailing, tricky to install based on the youtube vids from Magura with no MTB installation guide, once on easy(ish) to adjust, pain changing pads or if your wheel dishes and decreasing speed rather that instant stopping power (imo), front brake standard v-brake setup...

No worries - do make sure as mentioned you do a regular check on the bike esp parts that wear easy and tighten all fittings on the e-parts. My first bike was a steel no suspension frame and it last well over many bumps and potholes.

Mines got crappy suntour front suspension and it's fine, theres a little vibration on start up, I did buy a suspension seatpost, suntour again... if you are using the ebike for extreme MTB use I would be a tad concerned but for everyday travel on road, path and the odd occasional canal/gravel...

You have to confirm that it is KT compatible and check the connector end of that cable before you purchase.

I don't know if this will work on your frame. http://www.topbikekit.com/ktd12l-dual-hall-sensor-signals-easy-installation-with-3pins-waterproof-connector-p-610.html PAS I use as mentioned a few pages back + theres a link to a full manual a few pages back or check your email spam folder YOSE...

Nice one, kudos - it is a good throttle once greased!

The only time I remember my LCD freezing was after getting caught in a heavy rain storm, so I dried it out using the old rice method, it work fine after that, I think most of the water got in at the switches... I was going to suggest a new controller if not just to eliminate that as a problem...

http://www.topbikekit.com/wuxing-108x-thumb-throttle-with-3pins-waterproof-connector-for-ebike-p-670.html I got this one and it came a bit stiff and over time would tighten up, but a bit of internal greasing and loosening an internal screw it's been fine since. On the throttle above, yes I...