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There is a twist shifter on the right handlebar with 2 cables go to the IGN. You twist the shifter one direction or another until it clicks to the next gear (you can feel indentations). You can twist and jump simultaneously over as many gears as you want and you do not need to keep pedaling...

It keeps working just fine with full power of 3000W Innorace controller, no complaints. No oil leaks, no nothing, nice, crisp and dry. So far so good.

Meanwhile I started the 4300W Luna M600 Ludicrous V2 VESC controller for Bafang m520/560/600 motors reverse engineering thread on the different forum (I guess that forum suits more for such stuff). Feel free to follow if you are interested...

OK. I just tested shifting under load without motor assist and I was not able to upshift and downshift under load (I did not crank the twist shifter like crazy to not brake the stuff, but I put enough force after which shifting is unreasonably hard). I eased force on pedals but not completely...

1) I did not shift it under load so I do not know. It works without issues under steep grade if I fail to anticipate gear changes and wind up short, the motor is powerful enough (Bafang M620 with 3000W Innotrace controller) 2) The gear transition is good and the same between all gears. The hub...

KMC Z1eHX Ept Narrow Single Speed Chain is the strongest most durable chain I ever used. I tested many chains and this one outlasted all of them significantly (it snapped after one year and did not slip on the cog while other chains started slipping on the cog withing a few months even the most...

Is there schematic of the Luna Ludi V2 m600 controller?

That website looks like an AI generated website. Never heard about Pulsedrive controller. The Google search gives only this thing. It does not look like an e-bike related device https://meech.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/M0038-Hyperion-PulseDrive-Controller-Operating-Manual-REV2.pdf

No, I do not know what is going on there. So Rico is the owner of ebikerepair.eu ? I see some Innorace artifacts on that website and WattWagons links As far as I know Rico works for SSP

I am sure drivers will hate 15 mph e-bikes on 30 mph roads

I meant 20 miles one way, 40 miles round trip. Some people leave further and use ebikes for commute. I am sure even you would stop commuting 40 miles or more everyday on 15 mph ebike pretty soon. The fact that electric bicycles can move faster than you would like them to move does not turn them...

There are people completely happy with 15mph and 20mph feels a bit too fast for them. But to be honest both 15mph and 20mph suck. It means when you will use the roads the cars will crawl 15 mph or less behind you and your 20 miles commute will take 2 hours one way instead of 1 hour or so which...

Same as they did with 1500W Bafang m620 motor - nothing.

That's an interesting article. The VESC for Babang controller uses DRV8301 chip as recommended in the article to avoid such issue. Plus it has improved not standard footprint for soldering, this footprint maintains better contact with the cooling pad of the chip and evacuates heat energy better...

There are no pictures of the controllers on that website for some reason. The only blurry picture I found is this That would be cool if they would sell those controllers separately without motors. Maybe for $100 or so would be nice, so people just can install the controller in their motor and...

That's cool! If they also can help us with VESC firmware development that would be nice.

Here is the exact instruction: - Download and install VESC Tool program on your computer https://vesc-project.com/vesc_tool - Obtain VESC Express dongle https://trampaboards.com/vesc-express--p-34857.html - Connect the VESC Express dongle to the black connector (04R-JWPF-VSLE-S) of the...

I took it for a spin and it works great! The rear wheel is rock solid, there is no any wobble (my Kindernay VII had some freeplay). I also feel like this gear hub noise level is lower than Kindernay noise level. So far so good.

The installation is complete. Will see how it performs. For the cables housing I used 4mm Jagwire lex sl cable hosing https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002AGI5I6?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title For the cables caps I used these 4 mm aluminum caps...

Yes, only their expensive rotor fits it, just like Kindernay XIV. If it will become popular maybe someone else will make different rotors for this hub (I know there are non Kindernay brake rotors for Kindernay XIV for instance). The rotor is pretty thick so maybe it will last longer than...