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Just when you thought it was safe to go out in the dark :( Norton picked this up at 1440hrs: blackhole toolkit attempt by fantactikafilm.in Wish these flaming hackers would just all **** off :mad:

Everything seems to be back to normal, did anyone find out the actual problem?

Just the ticket, thanks flecc.

Anyone got a handy calculator or link, to find out real world speed from the RPM figure of a 26" wheel?

36V 10Ah bottle style Lithium-ion electric bicycle battery | eBay

Strange that you experience this, coz I found the opposite (when it was unmodded). The throttle gave more beans than the pedelec. Using the pedelec with the lowest gear on very steep hills, tended to be a bit erratic in power delivery. Pedaling with throttle on full gave the best assistance...

Hee hee, I didn't bother asking SportsHQ the price for a new wheel, coz I assumed they would charge a small fortune. Think I'll buy one as a spare :)

They sell the hidden wire brake sensor type cut-offs, so nice find jerrysimon :D

That's a good price for the whole assembly. Was it brand new?

Are you specifically looking for a LiFEPO4 battery?, coz this would probably be a direct replacement using the existing pronged docking platform: Electric Bike Battery - 36V 9AH Lithium Ion | eBay The one that you show looks to have the battery output socket at the top of the battery, which...

Scottyf, is it the 350w or 500w BPM?

Yes, you may have to tweak a few things early on in the bike's life. What you have to bear in mind, is that these 'good value' bikes have been made in some low rent factory, with some poor, even lower paid worker, assembling them. Unlike cars, every nut and bolt is not torqued to a...

It won't go up the very steepest of hills without a fair bit of pedaling. If it gets to the stage where you have to dismount, then you can always use a tiny bit of throttle to help you walk it up the hill. I doubt that you would be disappointed with the Cyclamatic, and it's a good looking...

If only Nissan built shower units ;)

No problem. She's running great at the moment, but I'm gonna open her up again in a few weeks time for another inspection. Then I can make a command decision on whether to replace the missing cog or not ;)

I think an important issue here, is how manufacturers deal with a suspected design fault in their product. Customer feedback, coupled with the requirement to supply high volumes of a faulty part, would indicate a problem very quickly to the manufacturer. If not dealt with efficiently and...

The teeth on the remaining cogs are all fine and show no signs of wear to the visible eye. The one I had problems with, actually had some of the teeth completely broken off. Originally, when I opened the casing to inspect the cogs, that particular one only had around 5 teeth missing. Then...

Conspiracy theory or just a coincidence? I have always had a suspicion that some manufacturers dont build their products as well as they could, to get the monopoly on spare parts. Take my shower for example (I won't name the brand to protect the innocent) Wasn't a cheap one either!!! A...

Sorry, my mistake :o Any chance of someone posting something, in piccy form, of how this type of brake works? Just for future reference.

As the miles of brake use get piled on, the brake shoe friction material wears down. This means that the handlebar brake lever needs to be pulled further to achieve the same braking affect. You don't notice this as it happens over a long period of time. Try loosening the cable at the brake hub...