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Never seen a Neo charger, but there shouldn't be anything to it. Red wire on a PC fan is 12V, Black is ground and Yellow is RPM/signal, and rarely 5V. Just undo the 3-pin molex connector by pushing the shiny clips down with a sharp pin, use a 9V battery to verify that Red is +/power. Let the...

Quick general tip: Hearing annoying frame creaking, snapping or cracking sounds when going over bumps? Clean and lube the seatpost and QR clamp. Applies to all bikes really, but these e-bikes have such custom frames that your first instinct might be to poke around in the "odd" spots first like...

@Brooklyn Tony : Just set the display on which ever tire size matches real world distances. On my older 29er, the setting to match real world distance and speed is between 26,5" and 27", where 26" is -0,26km over 12km and 27" is +0,24 over 12km, 12km being my plotted daily route one way. BH...

@Mtnm : My bike is over two years old now and out of warranty, though the mount broke during the first year. @jazz : The locking screw is just there to permanently mount the display and hold it in. The flimsy design of the clip is at fault, not the user. I always take my display off for the...

I remove my 2015 29er wheel the same way as J.R., but I flip my bike on it's handle bars onto an old couch cushion (remove the display!), add wooden blocks at the very ends of the grips near the locker rings. Flip the rear derailleur to the smallest sprocket, then undo the axle ratchet bolts...

Updated again. Pulled out the motor rotor! https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/bh-dapu-m155-freehub-parts-and-maintenance.2293/#post-46485

Speaking of the mount, the design could use some improvement too. It has a tendency to crack in half on the side where the wires enter the body, and the way it clamps onto the handlebars causes the body to bend and crack on the right side. The display with its springy contacts still works...

The little clip that holds the display on, or rather the backside of the corresponding notch snapping off is a known issue, although it took 2,5 years and hundreds of remove-mount cycles to happen for me. Here's my fix...

The assist levels used to be (off) eco, standard, sport, boost. Later these were replaced with percentages. I guess there's an error in wording of the manual, where it used to say "boost" has the highest level of assist. And it does, though it's barely noticeable from sport.

Coming up on 10,000 km on my 2,5 year old BH Evo 29er, I managed to finally break the little notch under my display that the mount clips onto. Luckily I heard it crack so I found the little pieces that fell off. I tried just gluing it first but I suppose the type of plastic and regular superglue...

Thanks for the heads up. Dropbox changed their policy and no longer allow HTML rendering of files on their service. I've now fixed the links.

Check here for more on the controller rattle. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/noises-and-vibrations.10088/

Here's another set I took on the topic of charging with the cover on. Made sure to take the cover off while 3,5 hours had passed but the charging was still steaming ahead, not trickling at the very end of a charge (when the charging light is still red but the charger cools down). The FLIR is...

Showing the "speed hack" in an official video is interesting. And the warning/disclaimer seems to be aimed at the end user, even though this is clearly not an end user diagnostic tool and cable. It's possibly only meant for the 48V Evo bikes, if they really are limited in software somehow...

Updated top post again with official BH neoprene Winter Cover results.

Nice to see worthy upgrades to the line. I understood the batteries are now in an extruded aluminium shell, which is certainly beneficial in hotter climates.

I did the same as J.R. to my rattling 2015 Evo controller, but I cut thin strips from the felt side of a sticky back velcro tape. Made a ring around the controller near both ends, then added a chair leg floor protector sticker to the bottom facing the plastic cover.

There is no easy way to delimit these internally geared hub motor bikes. They're like glorified cordless power drills, where the internal gearing of the motor coupled with the voltage of the battery equal maximum rpm. The motor spins the wheel directly, so system DC voltage + internal gearing...

Error 9 can be something as simple as holding the wheels against a wall, curb, deep sand / snow, and adding any pressure through the pedals without holding the brake motor cutoff. The rear wheel isnt turning while the motor is trying to (slightly), which brings up the motor blocked error, as if...

Court posted his video. Interesting details. New Evo batteries are built into an extruded aluminium case, so I suppose no backward compatibility (though the rep sorta skipped Courts question on that). The new Dapu motors have a standard 12mm thru axle. I guess the skewer slips past the motor...