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Can you explain this in more detail please? Is the only change you make from "speed" to "current" on the throttle page, mode setting? No other parameter changes? Thanks!

Here is another link that talks about what/how: https://electricbike-blog.com/2017/11/23/i-void-warranties-hacking-the-bafang-ultra-max-mid-drive-ebike-drive/

Here is a rudimentary explanation of the process: It doesn't explain what you need to do, but shows you what is involved and how to approach it.

The gear sensor stops the motor for a short bit to let the derailleur make the shift. This way there is no or decreased tension on the drive train while it is changing gears. I remember mountain biking up and down steep inclines on a regular bike. If I tried to shift either up or down under...

Just map it on google maps, use the "bike" setting/icon and get an elevation profile.

It's not an electric bike without electricity...

https://www.datastreamserver.com/manuals/TRNEBKVLKAX-manual.pdf

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fultyme-RV-1300-Hitch-Mount-2-Bike-Rack-200-lbs-Capacity/692554514

Will SRAM EX1s work on the BAFANG m620 ULTRA (ISIS)?

bike clicks when pedaling. Sounds bottom bracket-y. Greased/tightened everything I could get to: seat post, front axle, headset, stem, handlebar mount, cranks, pedals, etc Is this something inside the BAFANG m620 motor? Clicks only when pedaling under pressure. Watched all the youtubes...

While this is being discussed...please see my thread... https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/bafang-m620-ultra-chain-guide-or-similar.36801/ Thanks!

I bought this rack. Holds two bikes, 200 lbs, two inch hitch: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fultyme-RV-1300-Hitch-Mount-2-Bike-Rack-200-lbs-Capacity/692554514

drill a SMALL pilot hole in there and drive a small screw in there to get some leverage...like pulling a cork...or just try a small screw

speaking of brakes...what pads fit the tektro quad HD-e725 and/or what readily available pads are compatible with them?

Well, it's not a lifetime warranty against abuse or "breaking the f**k" out of it...

27.5" x 3" is a good compromise and you can swap them out with smooth road tires if you want later. Roads aren't technical dirt trails, but they are seldom velodrome smooth either (pot holes, cracks, debris).

I bought this...holds 200lbs! https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fultyme-RV-1300-Hitch-Mount-2-Bike-Rack-200-lbs-Capacity/692554514

Watch this video and see if it is applicable:

Here are some hitches below 200$... Can search by make/model/year...i put in 2016 subaru legacy just to get some hits https://www.etrailer.com/hitch-2016_Subaru_Legacy.htm...

Can you show/link the proper tools please?