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both motors are the same bar the speed difference but the bike with the dongle will be faster if it is geared for it as my dongle cuts out at 36mph. dongles dont give any more power so both bikes will climb at the same speed if on a steep hill. any dongle plugged in to the motor could be...

if you wire any dongle in to a motor a software update could brick it and stop it working but cant say i have seen anyone on here have it happen to them yet. a bad ass dongle clips on to the speed sensor and can be removed in seconds but will show half speed on the display.

id get it replaced under warranty if you can and no they wont test it for a dongle just box it up and send it back to yamaha they cant even open the motors in warranty.

...I am thinking of taking it in to another branch, however... I have deristricted it, will they be able to tell? Obviously, I will remove the dongle first, but are there some diagnostics that will show up. I have done 2000 mile on it, and it is a superb bike. Might just carry on and eventually...

Not chancing it. If I was I buy a motorcycle least be worth the fine and points

plod is not interested my bike goes 30mph and never had a problem even had plod in my house and told them i have a dongle to remove the speed limit and dont care.

https://www.ebiketuning.com/comparison/bosch-gen-4/simplek-bosch.html https://www.simplek.lima-city.de/en/

...and put a sticker on it good for you but i will still be able to bypass the speed limit like every other bike bar mine cos i need a 3rd party dongle. i get where you are coming from but it is costing you money at the end of the day im sure you could pump out 250w bafang mid drives out at...

fitting a dongle is different. The bike has been used so there is no clear law regarding retrofitting any add-on such as dongle. When I make a bike, I supply certificate of conformity to EN15194, affix its sticker and have to have product liability insurance. Martin does not do any of this, he...

Martin does not make the bikes though. He does not have to put EN15194 stickers on the bikes.

martin at ebike shop will sell you a dongle tho and is the biggest haibike dealer in the uk and also keep the warranty :p

...came back like new. The battery (powerpak 500) has lost a fair bit of capacity but its been charged twice a day 5 days a week and I also run a dongle so the power consumption is high. There is a bit more maintenance required with a crank drive - I swap chains and cassettes myself and its no...

not bad for a 7 year old bike original motor with dongle still working and i ride it like i stole it every day on and off road and every bolt has lock tight on them ;)

but i dont go out in thunderstorms and ride up streams of mud and all his motors had to go back for warranty replacement as they never lasted 2 years which imo was the plan as id do the same if i paid full price. but he never had a dongle lol.

bosch dont sell most motor parts so it will be peter to the rescue. https://www.performancelinebearings.com/ when bosch say parts they mean a new motor ;) but my bosch motor from 2014 is still going with a dongle.

I guess with all those miles done we don't have to worry about the effect those fags on your health!

Sure. In the same way as seeing a shiny bike with a Bosch motor is a giveaway for someone using a dongle that is almost certainly illegal. When I say 'sure' what I actually mean is 'rubbish', obviously.

...the +9 version is the one with a belt drive and IGH. There are Spedelec versions available, or being Bosch based, you should be able to find a dongle fairly easily if its a standard UK version. Doesn't have front suspension, however the tyres are pretty fat, so should do a good job with...

Thanks mate! :) I'll look into them!

...to derestrict (as far as I know anyway) - they're closed systems controlled by the manufacturer i.e. Fazua and Mahle. There are inline dongles available which claim to give a boost by fooling the system into giving more power by warping the PAS signals. They plug in to the PAS cable. They're...