TomCC

Hi everyone, long-time-reader-first-time-poster. I can't find any examples of people using the Cute Q70 motor for a Brompton conversion - I'm amazed and confused! Am I missing something obvious? It seems to have been available a while and fits the front forks without having to spread them. Assuming there's no reason it won't work, I'd appreciate some advice on the parts I'd need for a conversion - BMS don't offer a complete conversion kit. How does the below look? 1. Q70 motor, 328 rpm (https://bmsbattery.com/motor/868-16985-q70-36v250w-front-driving-v-brake-hub-motor.html#/214-rpm-328) 2. Bottle battery/ built in controller (https://bmsbattery.com/ebike-battery/932-17760-36v10ah116ah14ah-new-bottle-battery-pack.html#/138-color-silver/323-controller-s06s_hall_sensor_sine_wave/380-display-lcd3/514-cells_capacity-samsung_35ah_14ah) with these selections: - Display: LCD 3 - Controller: S06S Hall sensor sine wave - Cells/capacity: Samsung 3.5AH / 14AH 3. S-V12 pedel sensor (https://bmsbattery.com/parts/705-dual-hall-sensor-12-signals-easy-assembling-pas-ebike-kit.html) 4. Thumb throttle (https://bmsbattery.com/parts/904-thumb-level-throttle-with-waterproof-plug.html) Total cost incl. shipping = £390 Are all of these parts compatible? Are they easy to fit? I have no electrical know-how ( can't solder, don't have a volt meter, wouldn't know what to do with one if I did) but I'm a competent home mechanic. My plan is to mount the battery unit on the Brompton main frame, in front of the seat pillar. Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated. - Tom