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Have you taken the wheel off and the Hyseq to see if you can see something obvious?

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The TMM4 sensor does not have a cadence sensor, it is only a torque sensor. But IDbike licenses their sensor technology to a number of bike manufacturers, who then make their own version of it. Juiced bike is using their own modified version that adds a cadence sensor (which appears to be...

Is your bike a juiced bike? From the pages below they mention a 104 magnetic pole per revolution, which would suggest they can measure actual cadence with it. https://www.juicedbikes.com/products/juiced-bikes-current-series-torque-sensor https://www.juicedbikes.com/pages/torque-vs-cadence-sensors

It would. The way they work is by running a controlled load and measuring the power going through over the course of the discharge, therefore calculating the total Wh of the discharge. The BSM should disconnect the battery when reaching the safety limit. Here is a usage example to measure the...

The only true reliable way to get the battery capacity would be to use a device like below to discharge it completely after a full charge...

There is a huge amount of choice for electric mountain bikes that have over 20 miles range. In addition to the information suggested above, a key factor is local support from a store, so I would start by checking what brands are represented in the closest electric bike stores in your area. Then...

That is frequently the case, they clearly have a very limited production capability

So the bearing / seal of the hub on the Hysec side. With today's technology, I can't understand why they cant make that seal work...

What controller are you using to do the combination of torque sensor?

Are you saying it leaks at the hydraulic connectors of the line coming into the Hysec, or between the Hysec and the hub?

You can shift the range towards lower gears by changing either the size of the rear sprocket, or the front chain ring (or both). For lower gear range you want either a larger rear sprocket or a smaller front chainring. If the bike uses a chain, this is simply done with a lot of size options, and...

Could you be needing to bleed the hydraulic circuit in case some air got in? It is a fairly easy process, with two seringe and tubing

Yeah, No, there is not enough regularity when on the road or trail to even get close to that risk :)

Noting wrong with cumulating both the spring saddle and the suspension seat post. The suspension seat post is a stiff suspension for harsh impact, it is no good to filter small bumps. The spring saddle is soft spring and made to filter the small bump, so they complement each other. I have a...

Wipe as much before the blower. Blowing tends to push water in small spaces it is not supposed to go....

Sure, let us keep polarizing this world on everything, even the most riduclous and superfluous. It is not messed up enough as it is... All this time spent on finding reason to criticize, hate, vindicate, discriminate... would bring so much more reward if it was turned towards the positive side...

Zen Forum here https://electricbikereview.com/forums/forum/zen/ owner is ravi kempaiah https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/zen-photon-1000wh-battery-500w-120nm-torque-sensing-motor-w-throttle-usd-3799-pictures-and-specifications.53500/#post-611882 As was mentioned very few bike shop...

@AvalancheRun, if you are after a full suspension step through with Enviolo at a more reasonable price than the R&M, keep an eye on Zen who will be releasing one by the end of the year...

By the way to answer one of your previous question. Using the Enviolo app, you can set the AutomatiQ shifter to manual mode, and simply use it as an electronic shifter. I believe you can define how many steps (virtual gears) to create inside the whole CVT range.