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looks stunningly like the Mxus with torque sensor but we can't se the other side... ;) Or is it Xofo??? One or the other does a torque sensor mid-drive.

And once you put on a free-wheel or a cassette it will turn freely.

Come ride around Hendaye a bit with me. Or Errenteria :eek: Some places just need that extended range - a nice big cog for downhill and flats and a small cog for some of the climbs. Pinion gives that range. In a special frame for more weight. Or you can have a front derailleur for less cost and...

You don't park your bikes vertically? Your shed isn't tall enough :p

And you have Watt meter readouts which gives Vm, Ap and Wp the latter on my Mxus has shown 548 W peak.

Bosch is a German motor not Chinese.

Do you have a brand name for such a bicycle? Most German bikes have German, Swiss or Japanese motors.

Easter meant the start of the tourist season and I am once again among the fastest vehicles from point a to point b!:cool: Only mopeds and motorbikes are faster than a pedelec during the tourist season. I am over 60 and can still do over 35 km/h on the flat on the right bike. But we don't have...

It can be done, without a throttle even. But IMO it is much easier to carry a chain tool and a spare link or two. Oh and don't forget the gloves! And the only chains I have ever seen being repaired were always MTB chains up on the mountain and there you need to be able to fix otherwise you are...

Same way they did the 2 gear BB probably. I saw this on the site but because it is a internal controller, big, heavy, shiny motor it didn't rock my boat. Their idea is that you couple it with their BB to get 6 gears. How many Amps are available from the controller is the big unknown.

Yes they should last a long while, the fragile one being the motor plug, I bent mine once and it isn't even a folding bike :oops: So be careful and always use your plug protector. I would really like to find a source for these standard plugs with pigtails so I can roll my own cabling (or be...

Yes it is the same. From memory (a year ago?) reading the posts on ES by a Greek engineer who mounted one I think he had to file the inside of his BB a little. Runs at either 36 or 48 V, the controller is the only change. Edit: Tianjin Bewo Technology Co I think it was abbreviated to Tianjin...

It isn't cheap: 500€ But just imagine with a 35 tooth cog = the equivalent of a 53-35 chainring. 14 well spaced gears to go head to head with the Rohloff at half the price... And a nice straight chainline because only one sprocket on the front. As you say very important bit of kit

http://kappstein.de/en/products/doppio/?___store=en Just saw this in bike.eu newsletter. This would complement a hub motor with 7 speed cassette/freewheel very nicely.

They have been around for a while (since 2013?) but are not mainstream, Woosh used them at one time IIRC. I also like the external controller and it will run at either 36V or 48V and it has a 48 tooth chainring.

Spring fever strikes pedelecs forum, day one... :)

At night I dream of reflector-less wheels... But the law is not on my side.

Is skunk weed legal in the UK too now? Ah student days, sitting in dark smoke filled rooms listening to Pink Floyd on the quadrophonic set-up imagining a better world full of passenger less electric vehicles going about their business... So there you are arriving at the station calling your...

Carefully remove the cable outer over about 3 cm. If the cables have the same colours (you never know with the Chinese...) label them before cutting.

I was being cheeky. They changed the internal gear ratio IIRC. That would privilege torque over speed.