January 9, 20179 yr Does anyone know where I can get hold of OEM Scott e bike sprockets? Other than trying them directly. I've tried using after market ones but the don't provide the same clearance/spacing for the motor cover. For reference this is the standard 17T
January 9, 20179 yr Are they not generic with Haibike etc as they're Bosch? www.adrenalinatv.co.uk/shop/
January 9, 20179 yr on some frames the sprockets need to be so it clears the frame and motor case why i want some spacers made so you can bodge ur own as there expensive to get fixed off set ones specific to a bike make. i think i seen that b4 so will have a look but it will be expensive why do you need a new one ? as it dont look that worn out tbh.
January 9, 20179 yr does it have a chain guard that bolts it in place or has it got a silver alu bosch lock ring ? some have thread all the way and some dont.
January 10, 20179 yr Author Cheers I will look more into the Haibike ones. E bike shop only sell them to you if you have bought a bike from them so I shall check out the link you sent. Pricey for what they are! Mainly I want to downsize the sprocket to a 16T but if I can't do that I am just planning ahead for when the original wears. It won't last forever. I did have a chainguard on but now run the silver ali Bosch ring. This is the setup
January 10, 20179 yr https://www.mirandabikestore.com/chainrings/52-sprocket-chainflow-with-e-chainguard-nut-offset-865mm-for-scott-e-genius-plus.html espark https://www.westbrookcycles.co.uk/pre-shaped-e-spark-chainstay-protector-2015-p298119 easpect https://www.westbrookcycles.co.uk/pre-shaped-e-aspect-chainstay-protector-2015-p298120
January 10, 20179 yr Author https://www.mirandabikestore.com/chainrings/52-sprocket-chainflow-with-e-chainguard-nut-offset-865mm-for-scott-e-genius-plus.html espark https://www.westbrookcycles.co.uk/pre-shaped-e-spark-chainstay-protector-2015-p298119 easpect https://www.westbrookcycles.co.uk/pre-shaped-e-aspect-chainstay-protector-2015-p298120 Thanks for the links, it's a Scott E genius plus though so not sure the chainstay protectors would fit. The Miranda link is a good shout, I will contact them to see if they sell without the chain guard as that is no use to me and would hopefully bring cost down.
January 10, 20179 yr i doubt they will sell it with out the guard tbh and its more than a hai bike one as well. you need to cover that bearing one way or another or it will not last very long b4 it will need replacing. http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/i-could-have-cried-not-for-eddiepj.26360/page-4
January 10, 20179 yr Author The amount of crud and crap that got caught between the original guard and the bearing when I first used the bike with it seemed more bad news than the locking ring I have now. My view atm minute is that the OEM guard jams the muck in there (until the crank can't spin in some cases) and the silver ring leaves it more exposed but it sheds the dirt better. Others on here seem to rack up miles without the OEM guard but I will see how it goes. Do you know whether the Hai bike ones are the same offset as on the Scott for sure?
January 10, 20179 yr no that sprocket is for that bike only thus why it is off set and so expensive. a haibike one might work but it also might not ill take a pic of my 16t so you can have a look.
January 10, 20179 yr Author no that sprocket is for that bike only thus why it is off set and so expensive. a haibike one might work but it also might not ill take a pic of my 16t so you can have a look. Cheers, btw just realised what you meant about the bearing, got the wrong end of the stick. I agree needs covering, I'll get onto that pronto
January 10, 20179 yr id say that will be no good as it is way closer than the one you have atm so you will be stuck with the oem one you have. gubbins has the same bike and no cover so if you find a fix let him know
January 10, 20179 yr Author I'm tempted to order one of the guards you linked and see if it will fit with a bit of persuasion. Thanks for the pics, I'll whip the 17T off tonight and give it a measure. Now wheres my measuring keyboard....
January 10, 20179 yr Author with the dongle can you alter assistance levels to help with the gearing ratios then? I've only had an ebike for a few weeks so using a dongle is not something I've read much into yet. Sorry if this is really obvious but apart from derestricting them I'm in the dark still as to what can be achieved.
January 10, 20179 yr it just removes the speed limit so you can still use the modes as is eco tour sport turbo. you just will not be fighting the speed limit all the time tho extra speed means less range. for the price of the oem sprocket id get a dongle then it will not matter. https://www.badassebikes.com/en/badass-box/bosch/typ3-4-bosch/a-114/
January 11, 20179 yr yeah the haibike one will be way to close to the case to work looks like the one you have is as far away as possible for the chain line.
January 11, 20179 yr Author Yup. Bit of a design flaw really imho. I've contacted Miranda to see if they will split the sprocket and bash guard. If not I think I'll be going dongle sooner rather than later. Problem is I've entered Hamsterley Beast and I'm concerned my battery won't last the distance on standard power let alone derestricted
January 11, 20179 yr 40 miles will be pushing it tbh esp if there are any big climbs with the dongle i get 25-30 miles max.
January 11, 20179 yr Author Yeah it's 4,000ft of climbing. Literally no chance with the dongle, might just about squeeze it out of the battery without.
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