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Does anyone have an Ezee rear motor 250rpm sitting idle in their shed?

I dont suppose you still have any of these?

Thanks for that. I have no power to the display either and I don’t use brake cut off switches….. so I guess it’s the controller? Can the HD controller be used in the 02?

Hiya all. I went for a ride a few weeks ago and all was fine with the bike. It was dry. yesterday i decided to go out again in the lovely weather but nothing is working, no life in it at all. i have checked all the connectors and they are all fine. I have voltage the motor side of the battery...

It's a long shot but I don't suppose you have an Ezee V2 rear hub 250rpm?

Back to it. I have stripped the motor down and as far as I can see, everything is as it should be. Is there anyway of testing it whilst it’s apart? Also, would It be likely to run properly with a controller like a Phaserunner?

Thanks So I have tested the hall wires and they all register 4.65v I have tested all combinations of the phase wires and they all shown a positive number on the lowest setting (0.6) It freewheels the same as the other Ezee wheel does.

No i have tested the phases or halls. I don't know how to do either of these?

Would the motor still run if one of the phase wires was faulty Is there any way of testing them?

So I have now tried all 36 combinations. 2 of them produce the same symptoms as in the video and 1 runs the motor but is worse than the other 2. I'm at a bit of a loss as of what to do now? I will fit and wire up the old motor for now whilst I do some more research

Do you mean the hall sensor wires or the phase wires. Sorry if it’s a daft question but I’m not too clued up about this part of the motor

It’s definitely not a winding issue. @ 48v the 250rpm should do 26 mph and the 350rpm should do 29 mph :)

The old motor is 250 and I would think that the new one is the same. The only other one they sell is a 350 and would run faster I presume. I wired up the hall sensors so the colours match up exactly from the Ezee controller to the motor.

Also the controller is making a strange noise when slow and under load and get hot quickly

Hi folks. I have just picked up a rear Ezee hub motor to replace my front Ezee motor. I have had to add new connectors to it to match that of the Ezee controller. It seems to run ok and climbs hills drawing 22 Amps, the same as the old wheel did. The problem I have is that it tops out at...

Was this just plug and play ?? And do you have a link :)

Hi Jhruk. Have just sent you a pm :)

Damn, i have only just seen your message. Yeah please send me some more info, that would be great :)

I don’t have it yet lol. Have seen it advertised locally at a steal price. I have a front wheel Ezee hub but want a rear wheel for more off-road! I just want to make sure it’s a 250. It’s laced into a 700c rim so i will have to re-lace it onto a 26inch rim.

I have 2x Ezee controllers :)