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usually when you start to type in the serial of the motor it would pop-up a window so you can fill out the entire serial. the part of the number prior to the - is the sku of the part and aftet the - is the actual serial number which contains the location, when it was build and the count of the...

Crankbrotihers Mallet sorry, lbs shorts https://www.crankbrothers.com/collections/mallet

Cb Mallet. Enough float and with the correct shoes you can actually walk with the cleats. Also enough platform to ride not clipped in.

that was why I was thinking in that direction, with these wheels the bike almost rides like a normal bike but is hard to tip over. Easier and cheaper to get installed than for example https://www.tworby.nl/

screenshot of the advert of amazon? using the camera in the "computer"? posting directly from the iPhony?

you could take a few photo's of the bike and stem so we could actually see what we are dealing with. Based on a few pictures we might be able to suggest some parts

https://swingingwheels.com/ these come to mind

Yamaha actually. My Bosch battery (500wh) from 2019 stil gives a range of 180/210 km with the down tuned Active Line DU. Daily ride so that would also help and the times it was not on Eco was while we had really Stormy weather, so 98% eco. Total mileage... Dunno. Its on its second wheelset and...

they usually ride this kinda wheels... almost discwheels, so I presume that the load can be handled

Funny, I do ride (E-)bikes with and without racks, for pickup people at the train station (10 minute ride) I usually take an e-bike with a big backpack with the Brompton in it to the station so that the other can ride the e-bike home and I take the brompton. We even moved houses with a...

... the battery dock (upper part en lower part) and the battery itself are Bosch specific parts. The rail where these are bolted on and the frame closures are ODP's per brand. So in this case it is a PON.bike specific part. The lock for the battery itself is not a Bosch part, this would be from...

personally when I need some serious bike lights I mount my Gloworm (NZ) to the bike, rather powerfull lights with their own batteries, for daily rides I use the lights of the e-bike, usually enough to see. On my commuter I've got a Supernova Mini at front and a rack mounted Lezyne. Both comply...

The Axendo is a "to be seen" light. If you want to actually see for yourself, either Lupine, SON, Buscch und Muller would be fine, Lezyne is also ok-ish. I'd go for B&M, good lights for a reasonable price. https://www.bumm.de/en/products/e-bike-scheinwerfer/parent/156/produkt/156-01.html or...

Greek? It is served in countries from the Balkan to the middle East, it was presuambly imported between 800 and 500 BC from the Assyrian region into the Balkan area. there however baklava balaclava's available.... just be carefull that bee's do not think you are actually riding with sweet...

Indeed that is causing the issue. in the shutdown protocol is the writing of the odo to the drive unit... I've seen it on other similar systems.

You are trying to take of the chainring lockring? a more logical overview on the removal steps

Short testride today to check new spec. 25 km

If the photo is your wheel than you have a cassette on freewheel type hub not the all in one freewheel (pignon) so if you remove the complete axle with the cassette on it you can see what is going on

You actually need to remove your rear wheel and pull out the free hub. So we can see the clutch mechanische/palls on the free hub and the inside of the gub where those engage. That would the info tho determine if your hub is toast or this one needs some grease and a proper assembly. Would that...

the mentioned hub is one designed around a cassette and a freehub-body on the axle. You would need 2 items to remove the cassette (lockring), a lockring tool and a chainwhip (or a similar tool) a "freewheel-type" all in one sprocket set with the freewheel integrated in it needs just one tool...