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I use 3 of the methods mentioned. On Boardman 700c cable tied, on Norco 700c magnetism & mtb is bolted.

No sorry I quoted wrongly, too late in the evening !! Tyre are marked 700 x 35c, a tube to fit that tyre will be 622 x 35 or you may see 622 x 32/37, though sometimes you do see the size as 700x 35.

If hall block looks good and no wire looks to be broken leave disconnected and unplug the motor wire connector from the motor. Test each wire with a meter that has the buzz feature to confirm wire continuity, the hall block is easy to start with for the six colours and the other end you will...

03 is motor hall sensor failure, though might be a damage supply wire to the hub. If you have a meter you can check for hall sensor failures and also for hall wire continuity on the motor cable from controller to motor connection. First of all. Double check the hall sensor connector block from...

I use front predominantly over the rear probably 60/40 or 70/30 bias and have good a feel for the bite point, if I feel the front starting to bite to hard or slip the pressure is released. Very rarely do I lock up either brake. Using br- m445 brakes and b01s pads, I buy copy China pads and...

Those values look pretty well match give or take 0.01 or 0.02v's. Put it on charge and when charger say's it's done leave to balance a couple of hrs longer, then check voltages again. However you will not know if it all holds up until a proper load is placed upon it and voltage's re-checked, all...

When riding on level/flatish terrain assist 2 is very useful for conserving battery energy and extending range, very helpful for longer rides or a get you home tip. Less power but all the same power albeit at lower amp draw and speed sometimes.

Brilliant another eventually happy member :). We got there in the end, just case of figuring out what has occurred during installation. Your old controller will be toast not worth thinking about using that again.

As Flecc has already eluded to, the battery can no longer deliver the load asked of it and voltage is collapsing. One the load is eased battery voltage bounces back until said load is demanded again. You very well can use a 36v battery though first of all you would need to look in the controller...

Both sizes equate to the same 28 is imperial 700 is metric. 1.4" is near as damn it 35mm. 700c x 35c is the more common size you will see listed or you might see 700 x 28 -40c or similar.

It will be a standard screw in type, shimano UN26 will fit, you will need to measure the axle length or wait for Tony to confirm size.

Any 3 wire throttle should work and fingers are crossed. It was a last minute thought that the possibility was the hall may have been damaged when you shorted the hall wires and may have used the throttle as well. Matt I hope to see a big :D or :) at the start your post after the throttle is...

400 is barely realistic, you can get a hub kit for 180/190 but 200 for battery isn't going to be great.

Ideal to let water in if left uncovered.

Yes, will fit sq taper bb.

Forget a front hub as they mess up the forks and make the front heavy, either opt for rear cst hub or a Bafang/8fun BBS01B crank drive. Hydr brakes aren't such a big issue as it only needs a magnet placed so that a simple sensor can register it. What's your budget ?

Dunno about best price but some here. https://hollandbikeshop.com/en-gb/bicycle-parts-electric-bicycle/shimano-steps-e-bike-parts/shimano-steps-battery-parts/shimano-steps-battery/

You would have got home without the taxi, by using pas 1 or 2, also the 17ah would have bounced back a bit after having to work a bit hard with pas 4. You will be surprised how much more efficient pas 2 is over 3 & 4 as the amp draw is less and kinder to poor or mediocre cells. There is nothing...

KU's are Kunteng but only led or 3 speed compatible. S0 series are Kunteng lcd compatible. One is 4 wire and t'other is 5 wire. Other wise wiring is matched colour wise for brake, pas, throttle and halls. Battery and phase are all standard.

Get a Gaadi in there. I now use one all the time in the rear of my Boardman as the rim isn't TL ready. So far to date I haven't had any issues and it copes well with speeds above 20 mph. I find when fitting a little air in it helps however if seating tyre is a little hard let it out. Most...