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Beautiful place you rode to! Why do you say that the six pin is better? Thank you.

I don't want ridiculous speed or power just reliable assist for hills and level ground up to 20 mph max because it is an old bike with all the standards of a bike that doesn't go that fast like the regular steel caliper brakes, spoked wheels, you know what I mean. I would like the motor cuttoff...

I have no idea what you just said. :o()

Mine is 4" wide or wider up to 5" from the mounting area of the bottom bracket between the tubes. I have a question: are the 250w, 350w and 500w ts motors all the same except for how the controller is programmed to limit the power in three different ways? I be confused.

Hmm, this could solve the problem of removal in a tight space like between the upper and lower tubes on a girls Raleigh. Has anyone heard or used one of these?

Whoopie Doo, That is swell! Thank you!

What a beautiful neat job of your bike! I have never seen that type of battery before but I think it would be perfect on my bike. Please tell me the name of it. I was planning to put the battery between the top and bottom tube but the one you have may fit perfectly on the seat tube. I do have...

This is what I have to work with.

Thanks Johnny! I will start with 42T. Regular steel brakes. Thank you for the hot tips! It has New Cables. I will probably purchase the 250 or 350 watt version. Two reasons: Don't need a speed demon or long range and because the space between the upper and lower tubes is limited for the...

Thank you all for this information! So it looks like the 250 W will fulfill my needs. I do not need top speed but yes on then ability to climb hills. My Raleigh Sport has a front sprocket with 46T and rear Sturmey Archer three speed with 18T. So JohnnyGee, do you think that a front 42T or...

Is the 250W motor adequate for hills and such? I cant decide between a 250 or 500w Tongsheng motor for my classic Raleigh. I am afraid of having too much power and going too fast on my rim brake bike but maybe with a larger motor I can limit the top end and have a more reliable cooler motor...

Thank you for the warning. Good to know.

Thank you PedalUma and Dewey! Those battery mounts are great to know about! Just found out today that Banfang has updated their motors to keep the motor from loosening and also to allow attachment of their gigantic battery by using hose clamps as well!!!

Hello ebike Babes and Boys! It appears that Bafang has updated their midmotors due to be released in June! They have solved some problems that bothered me like the fact that the motor becomes loose. I can't say it is the most visually appealing method and seems a cheap way to solve this issue...

Hiya! You make it sound very appealing. Can you tell me the best kind of battery mount that clamps on rather than using screws? I like the batteries shaped like a bullet. Thank you!

What a beautiful job! How did you attach the battery? I don't believe it has any attachments for water bottles.

Oh please do it! I look forward to seeing that and I will do mine too!

It does not look very waterproof!

How about a 250 watt mid motor with a vintage AW S/A rear thre speed hub on a classic Raleigh for the sixties?