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The Downs can be a kiiler on pads esp when moisture is concerned making a nice rubbing paste.

You will need 8 speed shifter to use all the gears the derailleur may be all right, if not use a £3 or £4 road link (SJS Cycles) to extend the capacity range of the derailleur and adjust or use a longer B screw. In lowest gear (#1) the derailleur top jockey wheel should be very close to the #1...

Agree with that which has been said average s- ped speed will be 18 - 20 mph, you would need to be a tdf rider to maintain 28 constant. A few years back I took my brothers Kalkhoff on a 10 mile local circuit and managed 33mph but boy I found it hard work to maintain for any real length of...

Don't be shy with the new grease. I have an old tub of Moly that I use but lithium/silicon is ok. Whilst at it rotate that bearing by hand to check for any roughness in it's operation.

Pawls can stick if any applied grease is too much , if too thick or dried out a bit.

The bike shop probably washing their hands of the problem because it is a leccy bike.

Not much is used on the production line, which a few have found out.

Ben is correct a close up view of the female 9 pin Julet shows arcing/burning on one of the phases and possibly two of the hall lines. The male connector may have been lined up incorrectly or not pushed firmly to the line, a bent pin/s may be the cause.

Nice Smifee, the endorsement sounds good. Looks like I will use them next time I spot a battery together and thinking of using 20/21700 format.

Speak to the Boss man David Miall of Wisper, he is helpful.

Snap Flecc.

Yes they are. Company website. https://powabyke.com/

If you have 6 - 8 gears then yes, count your chain links to see how many it has. Use a bit of tippex or tape to mark the first you count.

14ah + will do the 34 mile return journey though with winter cold weather at/below freezing then you may see range down a bit compared to warmer ambient temps. This is quite normal as cells give less capacity when it is cold, I would say 10 - 20% but depends on how much current which pas level...

As VFR has mentioned solar monitoring dosen't seem to come cheaply esp for 48v.

P & P is UK £8 +vat, and EU £15 + vat. If the cells are genuine and good grade an alternative to Nkon.

Just emailed them to ask.

Samsung 40T 21700 is £2.20 cheaper then Nkon !!!!!. Depending on delivery they would make a viable choice.

Just had a look at their prices and some cells like VTC6 are way cheaper then Nkon and other cells also cheaper, cheaper cells could be inferior graded cells. Cell price is ex vat but even factoring in vat they are a good £1 or so cheaper then Nkon. Makes 40T a more interesting option. One thing...

The format is getting better but price wise they tend to work out more expensive unless you have deep pockets, a few have started to filter down in to ebike batteries.