Sean McGrath

Shucks. I don't know if BMS has done anything about their shipping costs since I bought the kit, but it was $209 for the gear plus $165 to ship to the UK. Chuck in another X% if customs get their hands on it. Given that the controller is only $24 and that shipping from China is a lot more than shipping from Greater Manchester, is my asking price not reasonable?

120 and you pay for shipping (method of your choosing). I'll take a screenshot of the receipt and you can pay the cost of shipping once it's in the post.

Thanks for the advice John. Can I edit title or do I need a mod to do it? Yes, that's right PC2017 - everything needed minus battery.

Bump. Any offers at all??

I have a bunch of stuff that I ordered, never been used, in new condition. Would rather it all went at once for a quick sale. This has been sat in the attic for 3 years so prices may have changed. If so, make me an offer. I put it up for sale a while back but got tied up with life. Time for it to find a home. I have: Q100C CST 20" 36V350W Rear E-Bike Kit with LED Meter - RPM : 328 £100 S06S 250W Torque Simulation Sine Wave Controller £15 S-LCD3 LCD Meter for S-Series Controlers - Color : Black £19 -- A Pair of EBike Torque Arm - Size : M12 £9 Will do the lot for £130. Let me know.

Hi all, As you will see from my thread I was gearing up to do an electric bike conversion, but never got around to it. As a result I still have a bunch of stuff that I ordered in new condition. Would rather it all went at once and I'm looking to recoup the cost of the parts entirely (the bonus for you being that you don't have to pay crazy shipping costs) I have: Q100C CST 20" 36V350W Rear E-Bike Kit with LED Meter - RPM : 328 £100 S06S 250W Torque Simulation Sine Wave Controller £15 S-LCD3 LCD Meter for S-Series Controlers - Color : Black £19 -- A Pair of EBike Torque Arm - Size : M12 £9 I don't even really know what any of this means, which is why I'd rather sell it as one. Will do the lot for £135 shipped. If the prices have changed, feel free to let me know. Sean

I've started the process and it's certainly working but they seem to be varying levels of tightness, which begs the question, why am I doing highly controlled half turns. Would another method not be to tighten the driver side until is...tight and loosen the other side until it is loose and then work backwards? Reinventing the wheel :|

Thanks. I can't use washers without stretching the framehttp://img42.com/iMOlK+

Okay, a worrying development. My mate came round - knows a LOT about bikes. He said that the dishing on the wheel was set up for a single speed configuration. That because the spokes were not crossed (I think he said laced) there would not be enough spoke to dish the wheel far enough over. Said it was dished as if it wasn't going to have a cassette on it. Does this sound plausible? Im guessing sending stuff back to China is a no go? Image of wheel... http://postimg.org/image/keezv4nc3/

Thanks cwah. I can't fork out $400 on a battery at the moment. Open to alternatives. I agree, 15mph will be frustrating so think I'm going to try 44v setup.

You can make the rim central by spacing it on the left side which will make the hub even wider. I think that's just about feasible, or you can dish the wheel, or a combination of both. Can you explain what you mean by spacing it?

So after months of waiting my parts have arrived! Still not chosen a battery but have plenty to be getting on with. I changed the cassette out and squeezed the wheel in, just to see what it would look like. Just like you said d8veh, it fits (JUST!) but man it looks wonky. I'm hoping the dishing will sort that out. I'm keen to get moving on this ASAP so rather than order a dishing gauge and wait - do you think my bike shop will dish the wheel for me? Woop! very exciting..

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