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Hey, selling my battery to downsize. Purchased this new last year and have only covered around 200 miles. This is a 48v 17.5aH from Jimmy at Insat International: https://ebikebatteries.co.uk/product/48v-17-5ah-panasonic-ncr18650ga-tiger-shark/ Comes with two keys and the charger. Not sure if...

Hey Hey Woosh, what does the HL part mean? Do you happen to have any dimensions for such battery too?

Hey guys, I've finished my eBike conversion but finding the battery is a bit overkill what the journeys I do. I purchased the 48v 18aH battery from Insat Batteries / Jimmy and its amazing no doubt. The issue is that I have a road bike with no suspension and the battery is a bit too 'wobbly' on...

Hi guys, Long story short... I had a ribble road bike and purchased a q128c and a new rim that was laced onto it. I carried out the conversion and everything was fine apart from the fact I could only use the 2 larger cassette gears. I’ve taken the bike to a local bike expert who has been...

Thanks for the thoughts Whoosh, i've taken a few minutes this evening to play around with washers and bolt lengths and after revisiting the idea from d8veh I think I can work around this. This is the arm without the sensor: The only reason there is not much room is because of the tapered...

The costs for this project are going up a bit Is there anyway for me to use the other sensor? I’ve tried it but when doing the crank up right it also pushes the plastic against the bottom bracket mount so probably not...

Hi, trying to figure out how to fit PAS to my road bike project. Here are both the sensors I have: I've taken off my crank arm and test fitted the lower sensor from the picture: I've then refitted the crank arm: Something about this feels incorrect? Its pushed the crank arm out and...

I'm putting a Q128c on my rear and wanted to use my existing wheel set: Will any reputable bike shops be able to do this for me? I've seen an article on Sheldon Brown's website: https://www.sheldonbrown.com/rinard/36-24.htm but I don't know if this will be a safe spoke setup considering the...

Awesome reply. That really helps! I need to wrap my head around the way the controller and battery work together in terms of output. Would you recommend buying all the PAS etc together with the KT controller you linked? Finally, would this be using a 36v or 48v battery?

Thanks, as said this is going to be a massive learning curve. The basket list was more to work out what types of components would be required. When my other thread is approved I will continue the conversation there.

Thanks all! Still waiting for my new thread to be approved. Seems like a 500w hub motor will do me fine then! Part of the reason I now wan't to go down the more DIY route is so that when something does go wrong I can be in a better position to fix & understand or replace smaller parts. The...

At a guess < 10 stone.

Which hill? I've ridden most in Soton on a hub motor cargo trike. The ride is Bitterne to Whitely via Swannick. This is roughly the map...

I've fallen in love with the idea of using one of the Q128 hubs and learning more about controllers etc. Currently waiting on a new thread to be approved that asks various questions on this. Looked on Google, toughest hill for my commute is 187ft climb over 1mile which works out as 3.5%...

This is difficult, i've seen a really nice build over on ES where one of the Q hubs has been used. But I really don't think I have the technical knowledge required for the set up. The draw for the mid drive's is they seem to be pretty much plug and play. The Q hubs need controllers etc and it...

Hi, i've been researching for days and was pretty set on the BBSHD. I currently have a road bike that I commute to work on and its great. Only a 3 miles / 15 minute ride. I'm changing job in 4 weeks and the commute has gone up to 6 miles and some more hilly roads. --- The BBSHD kit is £500...