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It looks like Biktrix has an entire document that shows you all the different screens that work with their different bikes https://support.biktrix.com/kb/guide/en/bike-and-display-compatibility-OW5ZyumjTx/Steps/1078893 This is awesome!! Looks like it supports a BUNCH of screens including the 500C

Do you know if they sell to the public? That first one the mini e-bike touch screen looks great!!

So I know people will disagree with me but I am NOT a fan of these huge screens to only tell you the time, speed and battery info. It takes up the entire center of your bike where I would rather mount my phone. I would like to know if it is possibly to change the screen on these bikes? I have a...

Also thank you everyone for all the help, this community is awesome!

And I feel like they are really solid connections and I learned a bit..It what I love about DIY... NOW we'll see how long it lasts haha

Oh for sure.. Sorry maybe I misunderstood. Just crazy it can hold. Smarter people then me engineered this!

it's just a small small piece it just doesn't feel like there's enough meat there to connect anything too. it's crazy that you can solder that

if you look back a couple of posts I posted a picture of these four terminals not that I needed them but I was more curious about how the heck he was solder to these little tiny stubby pins

Also I pulled my old unit apart to see how the soldered to those stumps of a pin.. no clue how but they are soldered!! it does not look like a solid way of connecting to something..

We have success!! Just took it for a ride and I had an ear to ear smile!! Forget how much I Love my 1000W fatty!

okay so I think I have success!! I'm just letting the battery charge up and man it was hard doing this as there is not much room under those end caps for extra wire or room for the connectors. Will throw it on the bike in a bit!

I was glad when I saw this that I bought a new battery receiver for my bike side of things then trying to solder this all wired up from Biktrix ready to connect and go!

I agree but that's like saying flying is easier then walking BUT you just need to learn how to fly :) If I could solder this I would trust me. I did a year of electrotech in collage and not a newbie to soldering but I'm kind of scratching my head on this one. I figure maybe use spade connectors...

Amazon great for RMAs. basically got one for half off because it was returned. still comes with a warranty so we'll try them out today!!

Well I ordered some Klein Crimpers for insulated spade connectors and got a few 1.8mm female blue spade connectors. Also great suggestion on the epoxy heat shrink tubing as it works as water proof and helps keep the connection together. I have been looking to get one of these crimpers anyways, I...

Feels so weird that they put a 2.8 mm thin piece of metal (male spade connector) to carry all this current. Like I am sure it can but why not make it larger? what's the harm in less resistance?

yes they can be removed the picture I showed just had them installed.

yeah there's no way I can put more than four or five wires through that hole the width of the wires the whole width of the connector.. I can probably put a few through it to keep it in place but I think a Spade connect is going to be a lot easier..

Actually after measuring these terminal spade width they are about 2.9mm wide so I can use a 2.8mm female spade connector for 14 gauge wire. Then I can throw some heat shrink tubing over it. Any suggestions how to make a spade connector more secure that does not vibrate apart?

So I got my new terminal block and have no clue how to solder the wire onto it. The wire is 14g but these terminal legs seem really small. I only have so much wire to work with so I am afraid to remove too much. Any hints or ideas? Should I find a way to use clamps for the end of the wire that...