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I beg to disagree, the OP said the light was green which means the charger had detected 42V so for it the battery was fully charged it doesn't mean that there are 53V in the battery. You can only detect that when checking the battery. It may continue to provide 2Amps to the battery after the...

I repeat (sorry) :mad: You wrote 40-622 so choose 28" in the LCD

Wrong charger, that charger is for a 36V battery. Add that to your complaint about the seller.

http://www.elifebike.com/peng/iview.asp?KeyID=dtpic-2014-8S-T0SC.955NT Maybe you could get away with just swapping out the controller for a 48V one, first you have to find out the voltage of the controller you have. Try getting a 36V battery from the seller for sure (plus shipping and...

Is it a BBS01 or a BBS02 350W motor? The first is a 36V motor/controller and the second is a 48V motor.controller. There are stories of over-volting the BBS01 to 48V on endless sphere IIRC

Choose 28"

Friday I went shopping down south and had two roundabout incidents (no contact, just close calls) The first one I engaged in the roundabout and put my arm out it signal to the car arriving fast behind me that I was continuing around the roundabout to the next exit. He tried passing me any way...

There is a company on ali whatsit doing them with the new LG cells and that makes them 18Amps.

You will have to find 5V lights - 99.99% are 6V

We need some stats on accidents and head injuries in Copenhagen because less that 1% of riders in that video are wearing a helmet!

All of my posts about higher speed have been about commuting on the open road. There is no cycle path worthy of that name between home and destination. If you look on the maps they will tell you there is one but in reality it is a (bad) joke and I stay well away from it. I know how to chill out...

I can work with 27 kph cut off - the power does go away at just over 25 kph with the cut off set to 27 kph. Big wheels will mean greater downhill and on the flat speeds which should nudge the average up to where I want it. I will be losing some torque going uphill however I think an 18A...

Wrong valve type for that hole.

I am a speed freak with rugby knees... Each of us has a sweet spot where we feel comfortable. Mine is at about 27-28 kph, just over the cut tout. That is why I keep going on about a legal limit of 30 kph being ideal. The woosh predictor tells me the steepest bit is 15.3% from Saint Jean de Luz...

33.47 kph average I like a lot! I can't wait until my big wheel bike conversion is done. My estimation is 30 kph average instead of 27 with 26" wheels on my ride to the station. With a little cheating (20 amp controller and cut off set to 35 kph) I should be able to equal that average. I am...

1. are you sure you are in Europe? We always thought you with the bad guys from across the water until Tony the other one (the Blair) did his coming out last week 2. my border is hilly, there is very little public transport hence my recent introduction to the pedelec world, unfortunately the...

So the real answer is (if I may flecc) countries with high population density, lots of riders and good talkers in high places dictated to the rest of Europe the speed they should be riding. This is just forgetting the riders in countries with hills or greater distances needed to ride between...

Ah! 1088 and all that! Jolly good show what? :p:p Sorry just got back home after too much very good Medoc...

OK bike europe published the link to the kickstarter campaign and I am more convinced. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/227461008/gi-flybike-the-first-electric-bike-that-folds-in-o It is a vertical position city bike (thus of no use to me here) which has some very cool industrial design...

You can swap the brakes out for hydraulic ones - http://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/magura-hs11-brake-set-4-finger-black-141307/wg_id-8327 Always buy a bigger battery than you think you need... A good seat and ergonomic grips help on a bike with no suspension. A suspension seat post could go...