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I would still like a display if anyone has one spare.

Yes there is a battery but have already replaced it. Thanks. As it is now working albeit without display, I think I keep it this way as there is much more room on my handlebar. I might get a phone holder for navigation purposes as I'm always getting lost.:mad:

No, I just mentioned what the purpose of Bluetooth is for rather than saying it is useful. I'm more interested if it does give other information that would be useful like real time wattage, current and voltage figures.

I've been searching on Aliexpress for a replacement display and came across a model I've never seen before. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-sh ... eLevelAB=0 From the picture, there are 5 PAS levels and more interestingly a Bluetooth icon. I assume this is for connecting to a smartphone to...

Folks, I've good news and bad news. First the good news. After a bit of Internet searching, I found this http://www.poweredride.com/info/dump-your-bafang-display-for-stealth-and-better-display-options explaining how to use the motor without a display. Basically it means connecting a wire...

Thanks PC2017. Would be great if there was a local shop that can check a component as I don't mind paying for a new one if I definitely know that it is faulty. Shame ebike is still a niche market.

Thanks for that however as there's no certainty the display is faulty I be reluctant to pay full price. Was hoping someone might have a spare from upgrading theirs.

My display is dead and no longer respond and need a working bike to get around. I currently have a C961 display and so would prefer this. But will be interested in any other model too.

I'm located in Croydon. Just to confirm the buttons for the display have a postive click feel and don't think these are at fault. When this problem started, I was able to get it working intermittently by switching off and on using the button switch built into the battery, the display buttons...

My BBS02 500W has been running fine for 3 years and I only use it for road use so it has had an easy life. Yesterday I had a fault and wondered is it related to when I disconnected the battery before switching it off and maybe causing a power surge when I lifted the battery from its holder. I...

I have just bought the NCX seatpost and it seem it made no difference until I realised I goofed up, I had it fitted back to front :oops: Now with it correctly fitted I find it is fine, but going over small potholes I still feel through my backside the juddering caused. Is this normal?

Had my BBS02 for about 2 years and guess it could do with its first service although still quietly purring away at the moment. Fordulike - did you kill the vac after sucking all that grease since it isn't design for that. Was there any grease left in the tube afterwards.

I got the hydraulic brake sensor from Dillinger 3 weeks ago. As a bonus it was the cheapest incl. p&p.

Yes, it was in stock when I posted. However they do have this one instead ;) http://www.tesco.com/direct/happy-hopperz-pink-bike/780-1707.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=780-1707

If you want an ebike but can't afford one or just want one for the occasional use, no excuse now not to get one. Hopper City bike from Tesco for £180, cheaper than a replacement battery...

I found the spec in their pdf manual. Pretty standard spec. Battery capacity pretty low. EBIKE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Battery model 1016A0010 eBike model EB01 Battery 36V 5.6Ah Li-Ion Charging period 3 hours Battery charger output 42V DC 2.0A Weight 16kg Frame 20” Aluminium Motor 36V 250W Rear...

Gtech known for their cordless vacuum cleaner, has just launched their first ebike. Notable features are 16kg weight, no gears, no chain but uses carbon belt, and custom bottle battery with builtin controller. Looking at the videos and comments it guess it maybe a torque sensing. It cost £1695...

No one metioned it yet, but this motor is very light at 1kg. With the battery it is 2Kg total. So put this onto a road bike it would be fast and the 50Km range would seem reachable due to the lack of weight combined with pedaling. One major disadvantage is why is it so expensive for what it is.

You could consider using inner tubes filled with slime that'll fix small punctures. Last time I inspected my tubes I was surprised at the number of spots where the slime healed the punctures.

Yes, $8 for sensor only. The circuit board inside the sensor is covered in epoxy. Did try to fix it but failed. Any ideas about the pin identification.