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RunForTheHills reacted to PCeBiker's post in the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller? with
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The three Fat Phase wires are color matched and paired with the same color hal sensor wire, so when you swap a Phase wire you swap the... -
RunForTheHills replied to the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller?.Phase wires / hall sensors are not in the right order. You have to try different combos until you get it right. Don't do it at full...
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I run a 25A KT sinewave controller with a 48V battery into this little Q100H 250W motor. It's rider restraint that keeps it from...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller?.It looks like Grin sells parts for the motor if you do manage to strip the gears...
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Yeah Grin sells good stuff but you'll need the Cycle Analyst to go with their motor to read the motor temperature data. As far as I...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller?.Grin sells that motor, and at least their version comes with a thermister. They do warn that allowing too much phase current can strip...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread 250 watt motor and 18max current controller?.Chances are it will be fine. The motor is rated for 250 watt continuous, but should be able to burst higher for short periods. If it...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread The last upgrades for my Aipas.It's not like anybody else actually rides their bike to the grocery store.
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.I have had my eye on the Crombie Tool from Abbey Bike Tools for years, but I just can't pull the trigger when the $7 tool from Park does...
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I just wanted the leverage. I mostly deal with cassettes and not freewheels and I don't care if I slightly mar the seldom used socket...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread New ebike laws in California taking effect January 1, 2026.20 years ago, I had a boss that had just moved to San Jose, CA from Texas. He left his shotgun on his back seat. It didn't go over well...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread New ebike laws in California taking effect January 1, 2026."either a red reflector or a solid or flashing red light with a built-in reflector"
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread New ebike laws in California taking effect January 1, 2026.While lights should be required on all bicycles at night, the blinking taillight is a bad idea for the reasons I stated above. I'm a...
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Show Us a Tool.True. I usually just use a combination wrench or socket with a 1/2" drive for that. I think the largest Knipex Plier Wrench has a 16"...
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Yes...but you typically need a long lever as the freewheel is tightened further with every pedal revolution.