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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Damn watch this space the new planetary gear set was NOT the fix LOL gutted but will persevere nontheless
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Fingers crossed mine be ok too let's see
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Sorted hopefully will update Tom at CsC sending one over for $20 nice after sales care
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Cheers mate Ive sent CsC a note and I have a welder at hand so hopefully I can fix one way or another cheers for info .
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Hiya Cheers I'll check that avenue bout , it's a generic Chinese motor off eBay CsC bikes if i recall correctly . I'll try and see if BMS knows motor name . Cheers for the tip . Are they a centrifugal clutch or something ,I wonder if my old motor will donate parts imagine nthat miracle Lol
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Hi I've just checked and they are seemingly fine and no sign of plastic in the hub from wear Update video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiSg5bb_4wg
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Hi sensors all good the motor spins as it should , the problem is the gear doesn't engage to the wheel / no bite I'm gonna strip it down today having read the interweb I'm guessing the Woodruff key has sheared , I recall the panier getting trappped and jamming wheel last month could make sense
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Motor spinning but not engaging back wheel
Hi all my E bike to day ( rear hub 250 watt 3 volt) decided it would not longer propell the back wheel , however i can hear the motor spinning in the hub and it seems to spin at an RPM in line with how i am using the twist grip or assist mode ,so iassume there is some kind off gear problem i wonder if anyone knew of a good video / resource to help me fix the problem ? CHeers in advance
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Oh I seem to have messed up!
i stretched my alloy frame from 155 to 170 mm i used a piece of wood at 190mm left it for the weekend and it accepted the 170mm wheel hub that was 4 months ago and i have done about 12 visits to Gisburn Forest since so all good . i always keep the piece of wood ( now 175mm ) in my paniers in case i have to take the wheel off on my travels
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SW900 PO7 Magnets
Cheers [mention=4809]vfr400[/mention] setting it to 1 did the trick , just need to find out why it's freezing the odometer and Speedo now after a few hundred yards ,might be after a bump or something.
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SW900 PO7 Magnets
Hey thanks for the information I really appreciate it and it makes sense now , if I look at videos they tell you it's 46 on po 7 so no wonder I'm way out on mine . I'll give 1 a try and let you know how I get on. Cheers . This ebike thing is hard work to find help I've been to 3 shops so far and I've had the bad looks , I've had er we just plug em in , and I've had mucho dinari before we diagnostic ya bike please . Internet is the future for ebike people for sure .
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SW900 PO7 Magnets
Hi , Having recently built my rear hub which uses the SW900 display , i was wondering if anybody knew about the PO7 setting I have a 36 V 250 Watt 26 inch wheel and want to know the correct setting for this entry because my speed seems off and i cant find any good information on this apart form leave as Default but im not sure its at default because it seems out by about 5 km/h cheers in advance PS if you have a 36 volt 250 watt and could scroll through to your setting that maybe a great help too
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My First Conversion (Fat Bike)
Hi , I have had this bike since 2017 and the Motor etc went Awol last year , i have been contemplating many angles on how to resurect it and in the end i decided on a road legal type 36 volt 250 watt rear hub with SW9000 LCD Throttle The Ebay Store Delivery was around 2.5 weeks Here is my video where i extend the power cables so i can contain the controller in my paniers , basically everything but the Wheel and handle bar portions of the build Youtube Video of the Build Hope it helps someone else in a small way Cheers
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Looking t get an electric Fat bike. Budget is around £1500 and may be up for diy if its easy and simple.
hi Woosh do a new 48 Volt rear Motor and rim kit i believe i would ask them what the Dropout options are , then i would get a Fat bike off Shpock or similar to suit ( can get a decent fat bike between £400 - 600 , this is the way i want to go https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits Rear hubkit with Bafang G060.500 and 48V 12AH HL Battery
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