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I don't know TBH. I have never looked at the battery indicator on the battery, always use the LCD bars. In general, there are 10V difference between battery 100% full to empty. If the LCD has 5 bars then each bar corresponds to 2V out of 10V. You will need at least 1 bar to avoid cutout at...

Hi Eirik, We still have these bluetooth adapters in stock but they are not wired for the Bafang BBS01 but for Higu waterproof cableset that we use on our bikes. The 5-pin LCD socket is sufficiently similar to the Bafang LCD socket, you can push fit the Bafang LCD to it but the TX and RX pins are...

thank you johny for the order.

We are heading to a hung parliament. I wonder if it's not TM's plan all along, not wanting to shoulder the blame for a no deal brexit negotiation. On the other hand, Mr Corbyn looks more credible than ever before.

Barney2, this is the email that Andy sent to you. It may have got stuck in your junk mail filter. From: Andrew Hall [mailto:andy@wooshbikes.co.uk] Sent: 24 May 2017 14:53 Hi Dave, The controller you have there for that model of bike should be an “LSW947-9-3”. See below for what the various...

Hi Johny, This is a home-made hydraulic brake sensor, which can be made for 2-wire system: you need this type of sensor: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-1-pcs-Magnetic-Sealed-Reed-Proximity-Switch-Security-System-Switch-UK-/282028601519 If you think you can do that, then there is no problem...

tweet of the leaders debate last night: @theresa_may They respect you more when you show strength. Or show up.

sinewave controllers fitted to most hub bikes have limited torque at stationary. Maximum torque depends on winding but I reckon it's at about 2-3mph, not exactly where you would want to run your motor because of low yield. What is more useful is the RPM at maximum efficiency and/or power. You...

Barney, from your pictures: This is my educated guess: from left to right, the first cable, 9 wires with the white unused, is the standard 9-pin motor cable. Its 9 pins are: 3 phase wires: large yellow green blue with 3.9mm bullet crimps 5-pin female JST connector are the hall wires the...

by the way, I have the Woosh Crusa that would suit a tall lady. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?crusa It is a straightforward e-bike, with rear hub motor and 13AH battery.

As you said, changing gear is not difficult. The problem is some customers lack the skill to look after their gear shifter and cannot adjust the indexing themselves. They may find themselves on the road with a poorly adjusted shifter.

I can supply everything to make the job dead easy except for the brake sensors. The problem is like this: The kits I sell have 2-pin brake sensor connector, signal and ground. These connectors are usually coloured red, like this: The hydraulic brake sensor have usually 3-pin 5V, signal and...

Hi Johny, The Cube SL Road Hybrid 2017 is a very smart bike. 700C wheels, 8-speed cassette, hydraulic brakes. I can supply you with a rear BPM kit and 13AH or 15AH HL downtube battery for £549 (with 13AH battery) or £599 (with 15AH) including a DNP 8-speed freewheel (to replace the 8-speed...

Hi Mike, yes, we have the Santana2 - a well proven step through with rear Bafang SWX02 motor, same as the Rio, but it does not have the same high level of bike components like the Rio. The fork, crankset, derailleur, freewheel and brakes on the Rio are lighter and better...

you will need to test the controller.

can you take some pictures?

it seems a bit high. May be worth buying the parts and doing the work yourself. If something is loosened, post a picture, you may need to tighten a couple of bolts. How many miles have you done with the bike?

they are usually limited by the inductance of the coil that is used to transfer energy from the input to the output. You can increase the size of the coil but that increases the size and weight of the circuit, and the operating frequency but there is a limit, the efficiency of the coil drops...

it moves because it has floating self centering mechanism. Don't worry about that. If you post some pictures of your brakes, we'll understand the problem better.