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Yes in terms of absorbing bumps, but they're very inefficient, so you go a lot slower or you pedal harder.

Photos please.

If you have a throttle connector and no throttle, you can use a paper clip to short the red wire to the signal wire (not black) to test the motor. You have to switch on before you make the bridge and remember that the motor will go immediately to full speed as soon as you make the bridge.

It depends what you mean by a British brand. Their are many british brand names, but very little manufacturing in the UK. Brompton is just about the only significant British manufacture. Gocycle is a close second, but they've out-sourced their main components now. There are a few niche brands...

The instruction you posted above is mixed up regarding reversing the motor. That's typical of Chinese instructions. They often don't have a clue how their stuff works.

You're trying to jump ahead. Have you done the self-learning yet?

I think you're getting mixed up, Neal unless I'm misunderstanding you. They operate from battery voltage. Internally, they have their own 5v regulator to supply the CPU.

That's right. At least two new organisations have contacted person/s on the circulation list, who confirmed the emails as genuine. The hard drive has now been passed to the Delaware police with a report of child endangerment. It's mandatory to report to the police any evidence of child...

I was just trolling you on those things. The guy that went to the secret alien base on the far side of the moon told me that he's seen the flag they left behind, so it's definitely true that the moon landings happened.

You didn't tell us which motor and controller you have! Whatever you do, you'll need to file the drop-outs so that the motor goes in properly.

It's a hall sensor issue. The controller isn't receiving the right signals. The no.1 cause is the motor connector not pushed in all the way to the marked line. The no. 2 cause is melted wires at the connectors where they join to the controller, normally as a result of going too slow for too...

I've watched him trying to do other more serious videos in his house, where he gets invaded by his young kids. His other videos with Robert Barnes are absolutely fascinating. Barnes is like a talking encyclopedia . He seems to know everything about law and everything that happened in history. He...

It's difficult to recommend batteries because there are so many. My general advice would be to buy one with branded cells, but how do you know whether they lie about what's inside or use fake branded cells? If you buy from a reputable supplier, there's more chance of the cells being genuine, and...

This all looks pretty legit to me: https://st4.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/8046637894?profile=original&fbclid=IwAR1H_TahLMi0zHo7tS3VtsFqnq44qzagPkQq-17wxWtqLvelzsDaV207YLE

He could be 86'd. That's a new term I learnt yesterday. Here's an explanation. The story is absolutely fascinating in terms of what's going on today with manipulation of information:

If you zoom in, it looks the same as this one, and at the end of the vid, his results letter has an NHS letterhead. I've never done a test, so I only know what's shown. The guy seems genuine to me...

Here's a comprehensive summary of where they stand on the Hunter Biden laptop:

This is very interesting. Any comments? https://video.parler.com/5f/sX/5fsX99hQCcHy.mp4

The one on my mate's bike looked antique compared with mine after 6 years. I would say, it's going to take another 12 years at least. Where they score is on the wider back part of the saddle. It spreads the load. The springs make a small difference even though I have air suspension on my bike...

Lots of info in this thread: https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/the-development-of-the-brand-new-2020-wispers-in-pictures.35408/