October 9, 201411 yr My mate just got a swanky kalkhoff pro connect with the walk along feature. My Mrs now wants her 2012 kalkhoff agattu 8 panasonic with the same facility. Anyone know if there is a retro mod available? Thanks in advance Zebody
October 9, 201411 yr I wondered whether this was on the KTM ecrossP as it appears in the instruction book - is it an additional feature?
October 9, 201411 yr As far as I know, all of the 26v Panasonic motors are equipped with the socket to take the "walk along" pushbutton throttle. It drives at walking pace when top gear is selected on a standard bike, or a little faster than walking pace with a faster "sports" bike. Useful to check that you have a spare access hole with rubber grommet into the down tube of the frame to feed the cable down to the motor. Otherwise the cable can be clipped to the outside of the tube, but it can be a little untidy. The throttle comes with the cable plug disassembled so that it can be fed into the frame tube. Remember that it is much easier to put the cable pins INTO the plug than take them out. Click on this link to see one of the German suppliers who sell the throttle. http://www.akkurad.de/shop/de/verschleissteile-panasonic/schiebehilfe-anfahrhilfe-nachruestsatz-panasonic-e-bike-motoren-26v JamesC
October 9, 201411 yr Jeez! Chinese bike switch 60 pence http://www.bmsbattery.com/ebike-parts/53-three-speed-switch-kit.html German bike switch £60 http://www.akkurad.de/shop/de/versc...fe-nachruestsatz-panasonic-e-bike-motoren-26v It's just a switch!
October 9, 201411 yr I wondered whether this was on the KTM ecrossP as it appears in the instruction book - is it an additional feature? I bought one for my KTM eLycan P. I ordered it through the dealer that sold me the bike. It's proved invaluable to me for coping with off road hills that are too steep and rough to cycle up. I was able fit it myself which means that a monkey could install it as my mechanical knowhow is zero and the instructions were in German.
October 10, 201411 yr Author Thanks for comments folks but I took the advice but no place to plug anything in the Motor is 26v Panasonic ref NUA02 BRA could it be prior to socket 2011?
October 10, 201411 yr With the old type Panasonic crank motor the connectors are underneath the cowlings. Here's a photo showing what comes out of the motor there, the battery platform and the three connectors, one of which should accept the throttle: http://www.flecc.co.uk/p/images/connectorsfull.jpg With the new type motor it's similar except all three of those connectors are white, seen on this photo at top left: http://www.flecc.co.uk/p/images/IMG_2632b.jpg Edited October 10, 201411 yr by flecc
October 10, 201411 yr The connectors are under the cowling, left hand side if I remembercorrectly. They are usually inside a tough plastic bag which has then been pushed inside the frame.
October 11, 201411 yr Author Great many thanks folks, I love pics , now I will try to get one below 82euros.
October 11, 201411 yr When it comes, can you let us know whats involved in fitting it? It would be nice to know what connector it fits to and what voltages are on those connectors, so that we can figure cheaper ways to do it.
October 11, 201411 yr Yow, I just fitted a throttle to my Tonaro to allow walk along for off road, it cost 6 euro delivered, mind you the Australian distributor was over 4 times that with delivery for the official one.
October 11, 201411 yr Just shows how popular throttles are. Geebee, as far as I am aware, most Tonaros either come with full throttle as did mine, or they can be fitted as an extra.
October 11, 201411 yr I dislike using the throttle on my bike and it is only there due to the fact I can barely walk but refuse to stop riding stupidly steep off road tracks. Having used it today I would not bother with a throttle on a Tonaro for road use, compared to PAS it feels very awkward and not at all like riding a bike. Personal opinion only.
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