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Perhaps the best way to summarize is "to each his own". I don't see a problem in providing info about options. Most buyers have the smarts to take all factors, including the very valid ones mentioned above, into consideration before making a purchase.

I had some contact with a rep from a battery supplier in Shanghai who make/sell batteries in the Reention Dorado case. The thing I found interesting was that they can use the larger 21700 format brand name cells and get 25Ah in a pack. Here's the link to their Alibaba site with more info...

I use these ones from Canadian Tire on my Infinite. May seem a little big for some people but they work for me. https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/everyday-pannier-bike-bag-0730303p.html?_br_psugg_q=pannier

Can anyone share a link to a center-mount kickstand that works well with the NCM Moscow?

Another way I have looked at range and battery consumption. I too am no lightweight at 250lbs. With zero pedaling my experience says one will use about 20Wh/Km travelling on flat ground at speeds of around 25Km/H. I measured this on a small scooter I have that has a Cycle Analyst on it to...

The link is right there. https://shop.bwidee.de/E-Bike-Zubehoer-und-Ersatzteile/NCM-Ersatzteile/Heckmotor-komplett-Das-Kit-48V-250W-27-5-Zoll::2007.html

Excellent find! Since the OP is from Canada, I see it also on Amazon.ca at...

Very hard to tell if this is the same cable. If it's worth pursuing, you might call the store in Toronto. https://www.amegoev.com/freedom-display-extension-communication-cable.html

Which stem riser did you get? Link?

I don't have an NCM bike but an Amego Infinite+ which has many of the characteristics of the Moscow/Moscow+. I monitor this site as many of the topics discussed also apply to my bike. The Infinite is only 8-speed with a 48T Chainring on the front and 11-32T on the rear. I find the range to be...

Thanks,,,very useful. I have always wondered about the LVC's on both the controller and battery. I believe the BMS in the battery also has it's own LVC and am just assuming that whichever one is reached 1st (controller or battery) will initiate some kind of shutdown. Anyone can shed any light on...

I don't have an NCM bike but a very similar Amego Infinite which uses the same DAS-Kit motor/controller. I am seeing Error Code 02 on the display when I power on and it stays that way. The documentation says "Throttle error (detection after turning on)". However my throttle seems to be working...

Based on my experience, I agree with this. This mode setting only seems to set how much current is provided to get you up to the speed associated with the set assist level. Myself, I use Eco. I don't think the power savings are significant, but I find it gives a slightly more natural pedaling...

I have a few of these fan-less chargers, and while they get warm, I have not experienced any failures. If concerned about it, maybe one could cut some holes or slots in the plastic case?

User RJC above purchased from this supplier and seemed satisfied: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/battery-upgrade.36789/post-350535

Here is one listed at $650Cdn w free shipping. No idea of what cells they use. NCM moscow plus ebike replacement battery Reention Dorado

The 42V cutoff sounds reasonable for a 13s pack. The 27.5V looks like an error and is likely for the 36V pack (although it represents 2.75 V/cell, unlike the 3.23 they show for the 48V pack). Most controllers also have a cut-off voltage (in some it is programmable). The 1st one to be reached...

Correct..you can of course leave the switch in the ON position and then add your own handlebar switch. I considered doing this, but for other reasons I ended up mounting the Kenda light on my handlebar, which makes the integrated switch reasonably accessible. I can't comment on how weak it is...

The kit comes with 2 lights. The rear one bolts onto the rack and is powered by standard AA batteries (i.e. not connected to main 48V pack). The front light connects directly to the 48V pack. It has an on/off switch right on top of the light itself.

You might find this thread on the NCM Forum of interest. The NCM is very similar to the Magnum Peak (and my Amego Infinite). Fork 101