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ok thanks, but this only applies to the bosch motors? is there something similar i can do to the impulse motor? but as i see it, this grease acts more like an aditional seal rather then to lubricate the internals of the motor?

He also admits to doing the grease and seal procedure too. what procedure is this, adding extra grease? and a decent seal installation? sounds good to me! tell me more...

thanks for sharing with us, i'll put my order on hold then...

what is this e-mtb mode? i have ECO/SPORT/POWER...

WOW, you got me excited to do some research on the tyre suggestions and even more so, to experiment with MUCH lower tyre pressures then i could imagine! i can't go to the wide tyre because i have a narrow rim, 2.25 tyre mounted as standard. can def go to 2.35 ,not sure if i can go even wider. need to take in to account rim width and if i go too wide on the tyre, it might become too rounded i assume you ride tubeless? what sealant fluid would you recommend? thank you for the very formative post !

the blackped company website seems te refer to the ebiketuningshop... is it maybe 1 and the same company?

at the blackped company?

very few dongles keep speed correct tough... would be nice if it did. because if it doesn't , only purpose if my display would be the battry indicator...

seems very interresting! but i have an Impulse 2.0 engine,and apperently they don't make them for me...

because we allso have some forest trails and occasionally some single track can be found ;-)

i'm looking for a dongle that increases the assisted speed with every step from eco to sport to power... how can i determine wich one works how?

so the 250W motor is actually delivering (as i can see in the vid) up to about 580W, or is it more the feel as 580W?

and when all is flat??

i meant motor-wise, did you put a speed dongle on it? normally a 250w motor doesn't go that fast,does it? seemed like you were goung about 45-50km/h?

i have the nobby nics standard on my bike, front is pretty good allround, too bad the rear wears too fast because i do quite a bit of tarmac to get to my trails...