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Hi - sorry not able to find a controller for you, if it does fail you can replace the controller with a gen6.

Hey, yeah, thats the gen1 ananda controller their hard to find, I think we may have one left in the store, I'll check tomorrow. Andrew

Hi there Pioneer Husky, Andrew here from Pedego in Nanaimo. Yeah the question to ask is what kind of riding do you want to do, the element is a good all around bike, can be ridden on trails, roads. If you want maximum efficiency for road riding a bike like the city commuter would be more...

ebikelike Climbing hills and going fast will drain the battery quicker, its also more for 20-30 km/h than for 10 to 20 km/h

Theirs a possibility that the pistons are stuck due to particulates on, they can be cleaned with isopropyl. Otherwise bleeding the brakes can make them more responsive. Andrew

What 6zfshdb says is correct, the readout is based on the voltage of the battery, it initially decreases, stays quite level and then drops off sharply. Probably your best bet is the LCD and observe what 20% or 50% means in terms of actual miles :)

Hi, it could just be the disk rotor rubbing on the brake caliper - the motors do make some noise, I have opened an element motor, theirs a "clutch" plate with three rotary gears fixed to the axle, the motor casing rotates on the rotary gear, could possibly be that the gear teeth are broken, this...

Hi there Rex - I am a Pedego Mechanic, we have two generations of controllers, the first generation controllers are made by Ananda and have non-waterproof connections on the motor wire, they are little push pins - I'll take a look in our controller drawer and see if I can find you something...