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I've not been able to run it as no load since :/ mostly because i've mounted the speedo to the front wheel and used the last of my cable ties... what i can say is, there is no discernable difference in riding, between full battery and depleted. Maxes out at a steady 25kmh on the flat, fully...

hmmm... only about 12km's depleted. think I should run it down more and try again? (have now calibrated my speedo and moved it to the front wheel, so i'll need to move it back and do a new full/depleted comparison)

ok with a speed sensor hooked to the rear wheel, wheel off floor I get partially depleted: 31.2kmh fully charged: 31.5kmh (ignore the actual number as I didn't dial in the wheel size and used only to compare) very close figures, suggests its the controller???

Checking out probike's current offerings and what they have fitted, I suspect the hub might be the Dapu m123-rd: http://www.dapumotors.com/portfolio/m123-rd/ I still have an unknown white wire coming from the hub, doesn't connect to anything at the controller

That was why I tried my garmin, but failed... i'll have to pick up a traditional magnet based speedo for testing :) edit: ordered one from amazon

I'm not entirely sure how, however, running it with the wheel off the floor and a partially depleted battery, and then comparing to a charged battery, the rpm seems the same to my ears. I tried to run my garmin speed sensor on it, but suspect the hub interfered with the ant+ signal as I got...

I've had a good read of that, which prompted me to register :) No white wire loop, no jumpers, and no led display (I have a push button on/off with led's for battery level, and power 1,2,3 for oomph)

Hi all, new to e bikes, and I picked up a probike e-voyager. It has a 36v 10ah battery, unknown hub (no manufacturer details, only a sticker on it stating 36v) and has the Ananda 3615DLC-10Y0 controller, which from the naming is likely a 36v 15A controller. looking at the controller, I can't...

Hi all, new to e bikes, and I picked up a probike e-voyager. It has a 36v 10ah battery, unknown hub (no manufacturer details, only a sticker on it stating 36v) and has the Ananda 3615DLC-10Y0 controller, which from the naming is likely a 36v 15A controller. looking at the controller, I can't...