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Thx good to know you had no issues..

Dude that's fake. Werewolves don't transform during the day... duh

I had no idea how complex the issues involved with this subject were.

The frame has a ten year warranty which that's one concern solved given my track record. The bafang warranty sounds reasonable and if I'm outside that's time frame the motor and whole system can be replaced for around $600 not including battery.

Sounds right now that you mention it.. Did you watch that one luna video from the link on page one? Interesting..

What's left of an old flume out west here for you city slickers...

Having broke two different name brand mtb frames (@ 175lbs) I've come to believe it's all chinese made junk. You got to pay to play...

It must be something with my phone. I'll check it on my lap top later tonight. It didn't sound good to begin with but at the end of the page started to sound like it had some encouraging news. Thanks for posting that. I don't think the lack of programming would be a deal breaker for me but...

It's an off line copy and the server is not working for endless sphere so I can only see the 1st page. Pretty long thread so I would like to skip more to the end.

Not till now. Page one is not encouraging...

I have a fat tire ebike and it's a blast.. great for exploring and covering a lot of ground so I'm already hooked.

Think you're right I'm looking at a pdf users manual for the BAFANG DPC240.CAN display/computer that comes with it and has no instructions for customizing the pas levels 0-6...

It has a torque sensor but no throttle though it may be able to have one added. One reason I posted this thread was it doesn't have a throttle and if it turns out it's not possible to add one I wanted to get an idea of what to expect. From what I've read it will work for me either with or...

It's a bafang m600 motor FS mountain bike.

The bike In interested in is probably six months out from availability so I appreciate the info in the mean time. Thanks all...

Sounds perfect..

Ok thanks I'm getting the picture. Now I do mountain bike in addition to ebiking so say I'm emtb and I'm looking to save my knees for when a mtb ride, what's the technique for expending very little energy but getting the optimal speeds required for a fast run with the torque sensor type?

So why the need for different levels of assist?