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Not sure if a diy build is in your repertoire.. but the Bafang BBS* mid drives are very reliable cadence only motors. There's lots of resources on here to get you started. It's been a few years since mine but if the UART versions are still available.. They can be end user tuned which is very...

Yes... The state in which all you do is the best... I get it. And I think it best you watch the entire video to understand what being Maury'd is. You'll definitely be straightened out! 🤣

Where the F* is the DHL truck when you need one!?!?

It must be a Cali thing because everything you touch is the best ever. You can definitely get a job at Luna cycle where everything is just Awesome! I think I liked you better when you repeatedly glowed about the TSD motors, you know the cargo rated motors you were using. If you weren't so...

And now it's time for another episode of let's with Stefan 🙃

So not true yet you always speak with authority on matters you know nothing about. Bafang BBS* cadence sensor bikes set PAS by a specific cadence that is user adjustable. Again wrong So does my Bafang torque/cadence mid drive.. so once again you think you have something so SPECIALized. I think...

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When you have a motor that you can set the max cadence assistance for each PAS so you can have the motor fade out whenever you want. Especially useful for exercise when you get into a gears hi cadence sweat spot and it's easy to pedal. But EU locked down 25kmh wouldn't know anything about that...

Not trying to put salt in the wound but you did make a newby mistake. Many bike parts are made by a multitude of 3rd party manufactures and are more interchangeable.. Scooter, maybe not so much. The website and vehicle appearance is enough warning for me to pass... especially at the sale price.

Seems the BIG 3 are stumbling a lot lately. Hope no one got hurt.

Don't worry... They're grown in eastern EU and as you can see they are fully represented here. 🙃

Well this and other threads are an indication...and now you have your own experience. But hey.. they may give you a discount on a replacement since they made plenty overcharging for the POS at the start. 😉

I don't think I've ever done it any other way... even though I've installed miles of steel and aluminum pipe and have a Milwaukee variable speed portable band saw. Then I clean it up with a rat tail file and an inner and outer chamfering bits. Finally touches with an aggressive dremel nylon...

Unfamiliar with the brand but it seems they have a few similar bikes with a mix of entry and mid level hardware and variations of the top bar. A test ride can help confirm your expectations.

Friends don't let friends buy bikes with poorly desiged/manufactured frames and unreliable motors. Even if they did get a ton of money in a battery fire settlement.

I have one and it was actually pretty helpful a few times. I put it on an old phone that only has the app and Chinese porn 🤣

Even worse is down in a man hole dragging out 4" conduit that got filled with water. You can hear the tsunami rumble just as it arrives 🌊 That's where a little lube goes a long way... Never put it in dry

I'm running a Rockshox 35 - 29" fork with 27.5 wheels. Their website states it is acceptable to do so. You could also replace with a 27.5 fork. Keeping in mind your geometry will change quite a bit so I'd get some expert LBS advise. The rear wheel may require a bit more research before...