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Thanks for the video. Yes, parts, as well as the bikes themselves, are still readily available. https://www.aseakoelectricbikes.com.au/product-category/spare-parts/page/4/

No problem. I thought that was the case.

This is the battery I purchased. It fits nice and tight in the original Aseako battery box. https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/112747714259?ul_noapp=true I need to change one of the connectors connecting it to the "discharge port", as the one on the battery is some sort of heavy duty flat connector...

I guess if I did change the controller I could maybe somehow attach it to the underside of the battery box. Might have to fit a rear mudguard then to protect it from anything being flung off the tyre. The battery I've bought is not the standard 10ah one, but the 15ah which is the largest...

When my new chain arrives in the post I will take the rear wheel off and take a pic to post here. I'll have another attempt at undoing the sprockets and if I have no luck will take it to a bike shop for them to do. I'm trying to do as much as I can myself, partly as I don't have much money...

Ah OK. I have been wondering why I see the rear sprockets called by different names. Had no idea there were different types. I have a comprehensive tool set I was given as a gift, and when I first got the new battery I did try to undo the rear sprockets but could not budge it. It says...

Thanks, lots of good info there.

Thanks. :-)

Hi everybody, sorry for the long delay in replying. Firstly, thank you all for your replies and helpful advice. I have had some health problems that took priority (heart) but am now reasonably OK and back to have another go at this project. Here's where it's at so far. 1. I sent a video of the...

The play is only very, very slight. Not noticeable at all unless I grab the crank with my hands and forcibly wiggle it sideways. Is it a simple matter of tightening it somehow or will there be some sort of bearing I have to replace? Please excuse my lack of knowledge. I've not pulled a bicycle...

Hi everyone, I've just bought my first ever Ebike. Am 56 and on a disability pension so could never afford a new one but saw this non working bike advertised for $80 and thought it might be fun to tinker with and get going. Hoping people may be able to give some advice on getting it going...