HI i am new here , can anyone help please with TGA advice

[geostorm]

HI, i am ASKING ADVICE FOR TGA electrObike update ...how do i tune up?

can anyone help me please, i bought this s/h electrobike last year, on ebay, as i would like to cycle again after 45 yrs I used to be keen club rider in the 50s (many moons ago ) but at 17st. ok on flat but oh the hills , anyway it needs tlc and some new batteries so that it would be ok to use but not working now, i want to rewire it cannot find any books, on the subject ?. any advice would be appreciated .

update
Bike now on the road but very dissalusioned could there be something wrong doesnt increase revs that much, but hard work uphill with me on board, if i change controller or twistgrip will that make any difference or anybody offer polite advice please, i realise its like me ancient,
be good to hear of any with this bike, or had one similar.

good peddling

 

[JohnofCambridge]

Hi Geostorm,

Welcome to the forum. There was a question in an A to B magazine about 2 years ago about TGAs. The editor indicated that at that time TGA was still going strong and could be found on 01787 882244. Not sure whether they still exist but if you have not already sought to make contact it may be worth giving them a call to see if they can provide a manual

John

 

[flecc]

I don't think we have any member with a TGA-Electrobike, but they were still being made until a few months ago. The company is still in business, concentrating on the mobility market, so they may be able to help with a wiring diagram or other information, and will possibly still stock the batteries.

Here's the contact page so that you can get in touch and check with them:

TGA-Electric

P.S. Crossed with John's post.
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[geostorm]

TAG help

HI, John, thanks for reply they no longer , are involved with bikes stopped last year, only doing motobility vehicles,

Geoff

 

[geostorm]

TGA advice rewiring

thanks for reply, you stated correct info. they are not showing a lot of interest now, have recieved nothing back from them, somebody said they are similar to others. doesnt seem to be any books on ebikes tried smiths no joy nothing in libary either.

 

[flecc]

One option now Geoff is to try a Powabyke dealer to help with repairs or advice. Many towns have a Powabyke dealer among their bike shops, and their bikes also use brush motors and SLA batteries so have some similarity where wiring is concerned.
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