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Sorry for the late reply. It's my understanding the brain is in the motor area. I have two bikes the same & have swapped over the LCD panels. The data stays with the bike, not the panel.

I be happy to get mine set at 20 mph

Ah, thats what I was looking for.

Try it on the road & see what it does.

Yep, thats the same as mine. I did have some good instructions here for setting various things on the display, but cant seem to locate them atm. If you remove the battery, it should reset. Other than that, go through the procedure in the link below...

It looks to have the same display as my Full Nine RC. But other than clock set-up, can't find any other instructions at the moment.

What model is this on. Not sure if this would be the same on all models.

I'm in NZ & have a Euro spec restriction like you have. The US sold bikes have a 20mph or 32k restriction. I would be quite happy with that. Any faster than that you would have to change your gearing. I believe the computer is in the motor area, not the control panel.

I have also been considering one of these as my bike has the lower speed restriction of 25k. If it had the higher one I wouldn't bother. I would imagine it would void the warranty I was hoping someone would come up with some software to reprogram the computer to the higher setting.

Thanks

Doesn't sound like you know much about chains. Have a look at these links, my help you. https://www.sheldonbrown.com/chains.html http://chain-guide.com/toc.html

Anyone else here use this method of lubrication? How often do you apply another dose? Tracks I use are dry with light dust now Winter just round the corner. I've been adding more every 100k.

Thanks for that, very handy to know. May not be worth the effort then. I guess I was thinking it would be like the one on my previous mtb which had quite a large window.

Thanks for your reply Chris. Yes, currently has the Deore SL-M610 It's also attached to a Tecktro Gemini HD-M500/M501 brake. I'm thinking that would have to be changed as well. It's the correct combination of the two that I need to know.

That's the one

Sorry I read your post wrong. I thought you were referring to the outlet on the control pad.

Not very helpful but when I bought mine, I was told by the dealer, that outlet is for charging a mobile or for connecting a light. Havent been able to check as I dont have a suitable cable & don't have the need.

I believe some of the Haibike models have this feature. Does anyone have one with this feature & could tell me what type/model it has. I would like to fit one to my Fullnine RC if at all posible.

According to the spec in the review 3.5 hrs https://electricbikereview.com/haibike/xduro-fullseven-rx/

Here are the specs for the latest SDURO AllMtn RC Just compare them with your own. https://www.haibike.com/de/de