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Yes, that’s correct. 39 amps is good for PAS, only as it tends to pulls more of a constant current. And now I have the torque sensor connected I might lower the max amp draw to 35-37 because I still managed to hit the amp limit when I was pedaling with all my weight on the pedals. The bike is...

Is the Roam Fusion your primary commute bike? We have similar setups, a couple of different ebikes in rotation keeps it interesting. Any specific issues that your Fusion is having?

Luna's bikes carry a 30 day warranty, have you had your bike longer than that?

I’ve never purchased anything from them, but the video that Court released earlier this year featuring Eric Hicks speaks volumes about why they structure their warranty the way they do. I gather the type of clientele they cater to are the type that can diagnose and fix issues as they arise. Did...

I was going to say the same. Anything above 35 mph on bike components is sketchy. Any faster and you essentially get bounced off the bike if your pavement isn’t as smooth as glass.

I know I voided my warranty by doing this, but I've said goodbye to my stock Juiced Bike HF1000 controller and have been successfully running a Grin Tech Phaserunner for the last 300 miles. The last step in this process was to figure out the torque and PAS sensor. According to Grin Tech, the...

I just use a small crescent wrench.

Btw, check for specific firmware compatibility with your motor and display system.

Ok, made a little progress last night. The torque/cadence sensor is like most other ebike sensors. It runs 5v to power the sensor and the torque and cadence sensors are both based on that. I didn't have time to look at the cadence sensor, but the torque sensor was almost 0v with no pedal...

I think between three different bikes in my commute club we now have a combined mileage of over 6000 miles running BikespeedRS. We all started running it last year with no reported glitches other than the wacky top speed. The speedometer is accurate at all speeds.

That’s too bad, I’d seriously write a letter to Magura and have them take them back and give you new ones.

Were you able to get warranty service on your brakes? I have MT4 on one bike and MT5 on another bike and I like Magura brakes over most other brands.

Sounds good, let me know if you send the sensor in. I’ll get some terminal blocks and see if I can probe the voltage to decipher the signal on my end.

I have the 24 magnet PAS sensor installed now, its ok but not nearly as fluid as a torque sensor. I emailed Justin at Grin Tech before I ordered and we exchanged a few emails about “decoding “ the stock torque sensor. His short answer was they usually don’t work with third party components, but...

Which CA3 did you use? When my bike started having issues with the controller I decided that I’d rather not have to depend on Juiced for support. I just got done replacing the stock controller with a GrinTech Phaserunner and CA3. I’ve been running with this configuration for the last weeks M-F...

Just checking but is the battery turned on?

Most if not all ebike battery packs have a BMS built in if there is only a positive and negative terminal. If not, each series of cells would require it's own cable to exit the pack for the charger to balance, like a RC liPO pack. The question about the Juiced Bike batteries is if the BMS...

I saw they raised their price, but didn't even realize it was by that margin. Personally, if I had $5k to spend on another bike I'd buy a Riese and Muller or buy a complete bike with BBSHD from Luna and keep the extra cash.

Yes, do this instead and you won't have to wait around for Juiced. As much as I like my HF1000, the two known issues that center around the controller are a bit of letdown.

What I couldn’t get in the screenshot was California sales tax and shipping. Good luck with your search!