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Thanks again for the response. It’s a Topology SW102 controller. If there’s any other info that you think might help get to the bottom of this issue, please just ask..

I guess I didn’t make it absolutely clear that it’s the Swytch top-of-the-line LCD controller/display, but I have no idea how to go about accessing any settings other than the standard options of wheel size and max speed, that Swytch give instructions for - and I have already done those settings...

I have a Swytch Air (mk3) set up with the LCD controller connected to a XieTong Q100C CST 36V 350W rear hub motor. This is my second “hybrid” set up for a Mezzo folding bike and the first one (similar hub, think it’s an Q128?) works with no problems. This new build is showing some strange...

You are quite right about the freewheel version - but I am so many years away from the last time I used a freewheel and I don't think that it would match up with the 9s shifters that I would like to use..

Maybe - but I am not sure that I could deal with whatever I find if I was able to open up the hub!!

So, if anyone has any other suggestions for a hub to try..? I have found these online: These appear to be the same: https://www.ebay.com/itm/355818854951 https://www.ebay.com/itm/176533535673 https://www.ebay.com/itm/395584706882 Don't think this will work because the axle is too wide...

I have used a Q128C CST rear 36V hub (actually, this was 500W!) successfully and it was quick, but heavy. I tried to source a Q100C CST (lighter, but less powerful for sure) from the same supplier (BMSBattery), but the hub they sent me was flawed... BMSBattery have refused to engage with...

Thank you all for replies to date - I've got several bikes with 328rpm 36V 250/350W motors fitted to 16" wheels (one front, one rear - think the rear may be rated a bit higher than 350W..) and if I set them up to provide maximum assist, they'll do around 18mph on the flat. That's plenty for me -...

Anyone got thoughts on the best option for a rear wheel cassette hub motor for a folding bike conversion (motor can't go on the front wheel)? It's going to be a 16" wheel, so would need a high-rpm geared hub, already have a 36h rim, would like 250-350W and 36V, with a 9-pin connector exiting...

Sorry - this might be correct link: https://www.ebikes.ca/shop/electric-bicycle-parts/motors/mg310-fst.html

Wait, think I found the rear version here: https://www.ebikes.ca/shop/electric-bicycle-parts/motors.html?motor_mount=126&motor_type=135&motor_watts_sel=71 Is this a good bet for what I want to do?

Isn't that G310 a front motor? I need a rear...

As per the title, I have some experience with electric conversion kits for my Brompton, but not much else. I'm trying to convert another 16" wheel folder (Mezzo), but this needs a rear wheel motor. Specs ideally would be 36v/350w/135mm/Juliet/36h compact (i.e. small hub diameter) rear hub motor...