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Are the batteries BMS continuous discharge rating greater then the motor current draw.

Is this a new fitted kit or one that has stopped showing speed once fitted ? LCD8 isn't a replacement, just another compatible display.

Someone was looing at my 700c Norco the other day and couldn't quite figure it out. I returned the bike to load the shopping and they had to ask. The bit they couldn't figure out was the battery, to which I pointed to the silver drinks bottle in it's holder. The said battery is the one I...

I'm sure he would love that.

One can set a reserve price, some simply list it starting at a £1 and hope it fetches good price. Only accept cash, buyer collects . Don't allow a test ride unless collateral is left, an expensive i phone or such may be good collateral.

And if said airport is accessible/used by others it still isn't classed as private use.

Too far way for me Mike if not rideable to and from home in the same day, sounds good though for locals.

Why can't you guys just accept it is only a push bike and stay legal. Do you think the Plod or some one from the Plod doesn't read these type of posts, in time more ebikes will be stopped and questioned. For god sake if you are going down that route don't drag every else down with you.

Moped or motor bike.

Maybe the battery wasn't charged, any ebike is easy to ride with power.

Cross polarity will blow the fuse so worth a check that V+ & V- is correct and matching on both bikes, no reason why they should be different though. Any loose wiring shorting will also cause the fuse to blow on the battery to controller side so worth checking for anything loose or any frayed...

But you still only have two fixings with an additional plate, so no better off. As spock says illogical captain.

I would agree with the fuse option having blown on both batteries, there is no real logical reason as to why the battery has stopped working after the swap. One assumes a fuse might be in the Black rectangular enclosure in the first pic bottom rhs. Regarding the controller one can use meter to...

Lithium is the answer a soft pack will fit that space, a soft pack being a heat shrunk finished pack without a hard case. You can add your own padding to help protect it and stop it rattling about. Seller Marley on Ebay might be an option, he builds and sells batteries. He has 18650 batteries...

Great news on the recovery Peter.

Wow Bosch type prices then at £30, my generic ones for my hub motors are a £1 each.

The guessers who offer advice are very good at spending other peoples money, if they are very lucky they might guess right. It isn't the way to go about fault finding.

The LED looks like many others led880/890 so may or may not work. What is best is if you can show a pick of the controller box, follow the motor wire or the LED wire to the box and take a pic of the label for us. We then may be able to identify better.

An easy one to add a bit more current or torque to. I will leave it to vfr to discuss as he has been the one person involved, I try not to steal someone else's thunder.

Like the bbs mid motor likely fault may be overheating controller/ mosfet cutting out. Wrong gearing they like to be spun up with low gearing, ride to slowly at a low cadence and they get warm. They don't like to be laboured. Check brake cut outs if fitted aren't an issue. Other wise a hub...