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Have already done what you`re thinking about! BBS02 750W conversion, now with an Alfine 8 hub that replaced the derailleur. Nice to be able to change gear when stationary or at a junction, straight chainline, just replace the hub cog if you want more speed or climbing ability, cheap at around a...

you really need a few photos

Activity The 31.01.15 accounts indicate that the company is either dormant or no longer trades. and a two minute search on ebay gives their home address, email ad and phone number, possibly you both were buying from the same chinese Panda bike factory ?? !!

found it, " Re: Undocumented lead coming out of my new BBS02 by matics » Mon Nov 28, 2016 6:19 am I just heard back from the vendor. They confirmed that it is a 6v lead for a front light.

same question asked on one of the US forums, future wiring for external headlight iirc

wouldn't worry that much about the frame dropouts, mine were almost vertical so used a chain tensioner - BBS02 with Alfine 8 hub.

apparently Bafang already have a frame mount --> http://www.szbaf.com/en/components/component/accessoires/fixation-parts-a.html

Detailed review here by `Sheldon Brown` http://www.sheldonbrown.com/mega7/ probably better made, better quality than the chinese DNP item.

well don`t complain, i did offer you one of these before if you remember, think it was £35 at the time. certainly a good screw-on freewheel well made, but the `get your ebike to 35mph` is a bit of a statement!

Ah, the Phaze! Simple, cheap and easy to convert, already has front sus and disc brakes, i found an old apollo phaze on Gumtree for £25, all i could salvage was the frame and the front rim, i replaced everything else. Done a BBS02 conversion inc. battery from BTN in China then added an Alfine...

My BBS02 + Battery came from BTN in China, FedEx charged me and additional £26

Thanks, but No Thanks!! 9 990.00 NOK = 943.34 GBP :eek:

a two-speed hub especially in your Ayrshire terrain, i don`t think so. i moved away from derailleur to an Alfine 8 IGH, what i appreciate most now is being able to change gear when stopped at junctions etc, having said that i could easily do with having only four gears to select from as with...

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/mega7/ had one of these before i changed out to a IGH rear wheel, 11-34t screw on, hard to find but the best there is.

the thing i notice about the BBS02 is that it always wants to go to a certain cadence irrespective of what PAS it`s in, i mean its difficult to have a leisurely ride just turning the pedals slowly. Can`t see much in the programming to change that??

err 30, read here--> http://electricbike.com/forum/forum/kits/bafang-mid-drives/troubleshooting-bbshd-and-bbs02/976-error-30-in-the-bbshd-and-bbs02

iirc one crank comes off, then remove about six small screws that hold the plasticky cover, you`ll then see the metal drive, Be very careful replacing that plastic cover, you can crack it re-tightening the screws

for all your BBS++ servicing needs plus anything you need to know about the BBS series etc, https://electricbike-blog.com/2015/11/22/hardy-boys-solve-the-mystery-of-the-nylon-gear-failure-on-the-bbs02/

maybe if you lot stopped hooning around forests in the middle of the night up to your armpits in muck you`d find d8vehs light more than adequate, eh??!

yes, want to move up from 160mm, not sure if there`s enough clearance on the inside of the forks tho`