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Hub cover swapped over. Using bricks, an old leather belt and a hammer got the old one off without issue. Surprised the new one slipped on so easily as I was preparing for a fight with it. Got a tiny deformation at the axle end but not enough to cause any problems. I'm just glad to be back in...

So my replacement hub cover has arrived with the freehub attached. I will be attempting to replace it tomorrow when I'm off work. I don't have a 3 prong puller thingy so will have to do it by a brute force attack! Any advice before I do it?

Cheers for the reply, but it's getting the freehub off that I'm struggling with. I can remove the cover plate easily enough and pull the full motor out by removing the non gear axle bolt but if I leave the freehub screwed to the cover plate it doesn't budge. Am I ok to give it a good whack from...

Looking for a little help. I have a YosePower 350w rear hub kit that has served me well for about 18 months. After a recent clean my freehub stopped catching and would just spin. I have contacted Yose and they are sending me out a part (I'm not sure it's the right part but I will deal with that...

Yeah I managed to get the cover off but the motor is attached to the cover which is also the freehub side. I was hoping that removing the cover would gain new access to the freehub but sadly not. I have sissy cleaned and lubbed it and it seems to working again but I won't really know for sure...

Hi all. I have a Yosepower rear hub kit which has served me well for over a year, however while cycling home from work today I bumped down and up a couple of kerbs and my rear hub cassette started spinning freely. To be clear my pedal assist still worked fine (thank God as that's what got me...