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Hopefully this will clarify some bits. Unfortunately on my Cannondale Topstone it has a little bit of aluminium and then a blank and then some more aluminium for the thru axle to sit in. See the photos. It’s hard to make out but I think the rest of the thru axle slot does offer some support to...

That is right, just that little bit of aluminium as far as i can recall. I will when i get a chance, flip the bike over and recheck. Take some photos or videos if i can. I will check if its possible to attach some sort of washer/torque arm. I also purchased a Boost thru axle motor which came...

Oh yes got you now. With the motor in the dropouts without the thru axle in place. If pushing the wheel in the opposite direction to forward, the motor spins in the drop outs on its axle. If you hold the motor axle with a little bit of pressure then it wont spin on its axle. I hope this makes...

Sorry i have no idea what that means.

Suringmax SR85TX. I have this motor and have used it for about 20 miles. I use it in my Cannondale Topstone gravel bike. it’s built into a 700c wheel. from the information given to me. 36v 250 watts 260rpm Reduction ratio is 11.3 What else would you like to know?

Sorry for posting on an old thread but I can give some information. Suringmax SR85TX. I have this motor and have used it for about 20 miles. I use it in my Cannondale Topstone gravel bike. it’s built into a 700c wheel. from the information given to me. 36v 250 watts 260rpm Reduction ratio is...

The rim is double walled. I think i will try your measuring method to and see what ERD it comes to.

Cheers , did check that site, just wanted to make sure. 245 or 246mm? What do you suggest? i want to just get one size. ERD, 2 spokes opposite to each other, measure the gap using a digital gauge and then added 2 x spoke lengths. It was on the park tool website. many thanks

Hi Everyone Can someone please be so kind just to confirm my spoke calculations are correct. ERD 593mm - checked 4-5 times around the rim. Single cross pattern Spoke size 245mm

Managed to lace the hub using the following video. It helped a lot and im useless at this sort of thing. i could not get the wheel round so started again and used the following video. It made it so easy to true and round the wheel.

Yes that makes sense. The one I replaced was a king meter one with a little led light on it. Only activated going forward. I will do the setting as you said.

I think i have a setting somewhere that needs changing on the LCD8H. Bafang 48v Swx02 from Woosh KT LCD8H Everything was working fine with the KT 15a controller. PAS worked fine in one direction. I changed my controller from a 15a Kt controller to a 17a KT controller. I checked the settings...

Before my spokes arrive i have one question. The rim that i have has every other hole closer to one side. With the wheel flat on the ground one hole is closer to the right and then the next hole is closer to the left. With the wheel flat on the ground should i lace the drive side of the hub to...

I ordered 234mm spokes and will give an update on how i get on.

Appreciate the help people. I think it got it now. I used the grin video to measure my hub. I did it as best as i could. I got the following figures when i entered it into the grin spoke calculator See picture below Someone on another forum told me what offset to put into the wheel pro...

I have filled out the wheelpro calculator using the correct picture this time. Can anyone confirm that is correct please? I have also filled out the grin calculator, is that correct? I know i am making a mistake somewhere because i get two different spoke sizes from both websites?

I really appreciate that. What a mistake i have made, the hub i have is a rear hub but i posted the picture i found on the net and did not realise it was a front hub. The correct picture is now attached.

Thanks. I have done a lot of reading on that site. It’s also another calculator in using but I get stuck on the part where they ask for the flange offset?

I found the dishing offset from another post which I entered on the grin calculator. How do we work this out from the picture?