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cwah, if you buy from China, try tektro auriga next time.

it can be done but why you want a panier rack battery? just buy a 36V 15AH square bottle battery from Woosh for £315 and swap out the old battery, 10 minute job. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?batteries

post a picture of the tumbler. if it looks familiar, I'll tell you where you can get a replacement tumbler + keys for less than a tenner

it's a great kit, do keep us posted with your build!

has it got a speedo on the LCD? the web site shows no LCD, just a battery meter. now you know how to tinker with it, post your review!

didn't your bike come with an LCD? the speed limit on the controller has nothing to do with real achievable speed, it's simply when you lift up the rear wheel and throttle to the max. Don't start replacing bits on the bike already! you are not going to stop once you start upgrading!

if you don't have a high power soldering iron, remember heat rises. Clamp the wire vertically then keep the soldering iron tip roughly at the bottom end where you want the solder to reach. Keep heating and apply the solder wire at the top end where you want the solder to go. After about 30...

+1 for d8veh's suggestion of hydraulic upgrade. hydraulic brakes are not luxury if you ride over 15mph. You'll never want to go back to cable operated brakes again.

that seems genuine enough. if he's large, then it's not the bike for him but your weight is ideal for the Burisch, so, well done. You need to hold on to that receipt, Burisch will want it if you need support from them. maybe you come back to the idea of building your own kit in 6 months. By the...

it's an OK deal, you've got 6 month warranty left and still have to kit it out for commuting (mudguards, racks, lights). why did the guy sell his bike?

ceramic pads are best, then sintered, then organic. So, next step up is sintered.

it shouldn't be that difficult to make, just an issue of volume I suppose. the supernova has 10 speed cassette. spider adapter for BBS01

the supernova has carbon fork, so I guess you are going for CD kit to keep that lovely Alex wheelset?

it's not as easy as it looks. Manufacturers are not going to make their code public. 1. which controller can you reprogram? 2. do you know which MCU your controller uses? 3. how are you going to access the I2C bus? 4. where are you going to find the API for the system? 5. the LCD's internal...

I suspect it's down to volume. mind you, most e-bikes don't cost as much as yours. What bothers me more is not the buying price but the depreciation per mile, cheaper for cars than for ebikes.

Usually, it's the flex in the outer cable or the worn crimps at the end of the outer cable that make the brakes feel spongy. You can check if the outer cable moves when you squeeze the brakes. two factors improve disc brakes performance: degreasing the rotor and make sure that the caliper is...

the LCD is plug and play - changing the settings takes less than 1 minute.

all the LCDs work the same way ash. power control is in the programming of the controller which sends only codes in digital format so it either works or not at all. Also, Lishui is about the most respected company for their controllers.

you aleady know how to deal with the King Meter, all the LCDs cut the motor in the same way, when the speed reaches the limit, the LCD sends a code to the controller to cut power, so there is nothing more anyone can do. Regarding the battery cut out, if you are not pumping too much power through...

the BMS on his bike trips at 20A, the controller on his bike is Lishui LSW-947 rated 14A max. so would also trip around 18A-20A. so ash has a problem with his CD because he's such a law abiding person that will always ride on public roads with speed limit on? well, in this case, building his...