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You need a longer chain. Count the links on the old chain and then buy one that has that link count.

I am also a bit confused as the Aliexpress Lishui controller labels pic states it is a sensor less controller which originally I missed. The picture you posted #39 of the one you received clearly doesn't state this and then your pic of the motor connector clearly shows 9 pins for...

You can use either of the KT controllers both are sensored sinewave for hub motor with 8 or 9 motor wires. The watt rating is a rubbish guide for them be guided by the current rating, both are 22a rated so a bit more then the Ananda 15a ones you have. It means if you want you can have a bit more...

A front one will be easier if you can go larger. It is a five bolt fixing measure the bolt bcd center to center of the next one to see which it is, 94,110,130 ,135 or 145bcd . Then count your teeth on it so you know what next size to look for, likely you already have a 52/53t chain ring.

28.77v suggests it is a 7s/24v battery, the voltage is low if that is the finished charge. It should charge fully to 29.4v. 28.77V equates to 4.11v per cell group which is low and if true is an indication the battery is shot, the load applied causes severe voltage sag another indication the...

Yes but SW is a bike tart, his prerogative :p. He doesn't quibble at spending other peoples money :eek:. He buys costly upgrades and likes the best components whether bike or PC, music or gaming. End of the day they all work cheap or dear, it depends on what you can afford. A cheap part will...

I would have thought 30/35a will be more then ample for a pair of batteries rated at 20a continuous in Parallel, knowing which actual cells are used would give more piece of mind. Not knowing just the brand but the exact cell and it current rating etc,etc. The critical bit is to use a meter to...

May be selling components would be another feather in the cap esp selling lower wound/rpm high torque hubs that one can't buy below the 201rpm models.

There is no best ebike because most do what they are intended for or to do. A 10k model isn't much better then a 1k model in the fact they will both work, the 10k will use different build material. You pay a high price for a lighter bike, brand name and stylish looking bike, the motor battery...

The cheapest best kit is probably the Yose power all in with a battery though the motor windings have been a bit fast for good hill climbing ability, someone did say they are now using a slower rpm winding more suitable for hills. Generally £500 is needed for a conversion kit. Second hand can...

Stop wasting your money buying chargers unless you know 100% it supports your battery. Some bike systems just aren't worth considering in imho. Halfords who own Cycle republic have said the name will go so I can only assume they them themselves who will take over warranty duties, keep on trying...

Oh dear what a shoddy service, you won't be able to buy a charger with that Suntour connector from just anywhere. Looks like you will have to keep trying the shop/dealer, try emailing them if possible. The charger I believe is about £90 and the Halfrauds Carrera's with Suntour probably use the...

Re; the brakes they are for two wires for the first one. So your brakes on the Ananda controller bike will simply wire to them Black/Black & Red/Red, though you will need to change the connector or solder direct. For you Lishui controller bike they won't work so if you have cable brakes buy the...

If your throttle is 3 wires it will be usable. Existing PAS should work. The first one has a brake connector you would have to cut it off and fit another type, simply solder the wires direct or buy the brake levers as part of the kit so the connector matches. This is them just select the normal...

For the first one you need this item, it come with the dj7061a connector loose so you fit click the pins in. http://www.topbikekit.com/ebike-motor-cable-with-hall-connector-p-270.html

No if you want the quietness softer tones of the sensored motor you would connect the sensor wires up to a sensored/sinewave controller. The best after market set up is KT/Kuenteng make...

What I would like to know is how the TS hub kits actually deliver there power in % terms compared to the likes of Bosch etc ,etc. I have seen the Woosh TS chain ring kits and the TS BB Bafang kits with ext controller both for hubs. I remember d8veh saying that they weren't much cop for hubs.

What speeds do you think you travel at ?

Just noted on the Ananda Blue phase it has either melted thru the sheath or rubbed on something. Your Lishui is also sensored/sinewave as it has the Julet 9 pin connector, the hub for that one has an internal speed sensor. Being that it is 22a I would opt definitely for the KT set up on both...

7ah @48v about 33 -38 miles if you are a fit regular rider in fairly flat terrain with about 700' max of ascent using low power as much as possible. Being a TS bike you might get more miles if you put in the effort, tbh the variables are so wide that you won't really know till you have ridden...