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Not at all , let me snap a pic of the whole thing , i'll post up later :) planning a wedding reception so unfortunately ebikes have taken a back seat this week

super clean installs!!

Sorry - i'm not getting what you are talking about - the brake line goes over the bottom bracket - the electrical doesn't.... ? is that what you mean ? Made one with Hose Clamps , agreed i may upgrade to one of the 2 models like you suggested. Bike is running well now - but here are the...

the motor has shifted pinching the line.... :( replaced line - all better - but ran it over top of the bottom bracket to be safe ... still a little noise from the BB area while riding , but its way better than the last bike. 40k so far on it , just getting broken in.

Awwww so heart broken… brought the bike up this am from my workshop in the basement for its maiden voyage and the rear brake leaver is tight as hell , if I squeeze it hard it locks the back wheel , took off the wheel and pushed in the pistons , put it back on , leaver is stil mega tight. It...

I say done … waiting for my thomson seatpost collar to arrive on Friday but the rest is 100% ! Test drive tomorrow can’t wait !

I'm a fan of Lekkie - i have relatives in NZ , so i'm doing my part to soak funds into their local economy :) having had both the luna and lekkie - i'd still go lekkie.

Agreed , find a frame ?? i hear really good things about the Nukeproof Scout also from Chain Reaction. Here is some inspiration..... and thank you to all that weighed in , it's done and just waiting for the new shark fin battery (52v 21AH) to arrive and be installed in the triangle.... - The...

here are some well priced frames too... https://www.planetx.co.uk/c/q/frames/mountain-bike-frames i got my Ti frame here.

I would prefer not to compromise the frame , my goal by using a combo of a spacer and creating a recess in the back of the gear casing would be to minimize the impact to the Q value. Lekkie Buzz bars are on their way so that will help a bit too.

Here where the back of the gear housing would hit the chainstay if not spaced out ... if i wanted to use a smaller spacer and grind a small amount of the housing off where it lines up with the chainstay.

I was in my local canadian tire yesterday and saw a Raleigh eBike with some type of Integrated Bafang motor (Had a Bafang Bottom Bracket looked like an ultra , obviously wasn't) i was pleasantly surprised to see it. this well known bike company was bought by canadian tire a while back i...

another question... the casing by the chainstay is pretty thick , thoughts on some mild resurfacing of the backside of it to reduce the amount of spacer needed ? (#weightsavings lol) semi serious question , but i'm by no means married to this idea.

Amazing i was planning to purchase some buzz bars anyways to help with the Q anyways , looks like there will be a second item in my cart aswell!

ty !! if i tighten it up do you think it will at least mark the Ti ? to be sure i'm in the right spot ?

Great info thanks !! i'm in canada so it looks like McMaster don't typically ship to the public - i found a company that does.... https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302644540/?HissuCode=CLBS42-10&PNSearch=CLBS42-10&searchFlow=results2type&KWSearch=CLBS42-10 this one looks like a good...

Is this the one you used... 33.5mm - it's pretty long unfortunately - doesn't look like they make a smaller one... so did you cut yours ? https://www.mcmaster.com/press-fit-bushings/id~33-5-mm/

Awesome ! thanks for the additional context .... i don't expect to be doing any crazy amount of single track - but i do enjoy the occasional bunny hop and curb/limb jump - so it sound like the extra support will 100% keep the weight of the motor in check and avoid backing our or loosening of...

further measuring done today.... 1) This frame has a 72.48mm Wide Bottom Bracket. 2) This frame does not have a notch at the front of the chainstay. I may have to space the motor out from the BB to clear the chainstay, thus reducing the threads i will have to double lockring with. Adding in...