Copenhagen help
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tomjasz
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Yeah, if you’re persistent you may find spares. Or another user with a down motor. I’d check endless_sphere for any leads and then an exhaustive Google search. Good luck! I always thought they were kinda cool but being a limited market size suspected exactly you predicament would happen soone then later. I feel your pain. I have about a $600 in battery blunders.overbought and underused.
tomjasz
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You could start here.
electricbikereview.com
Known Issues & Problems with Superpedestrian/Copenhagen Wheel Products + Help, Solutions & Fixes
No ebike is perfect, this is a thread dedicated to sharing known issues or problems with electric all-in-one kits from Superpedestrian/Copenhagen Wheel as well as any help and solutions you know of. Sometimes that means a DIY fix and other times it can mean a recall, software update or part...
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tomjasz
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Wow did you search at all? A cursory poke around yields help!
Copenhagen Wheel Service Center - Electric Cyclery
Electric Cyclery is an authorized Copenhagen Wheel Service Center and we are stoked about this game-changing electric bike conversion system. Stop by our Laguna Beach showroom for a Copenhagen Wheel test ride or for installation and service if you ordered online from SuperPedestrian. The...
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PedalUma
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IMO it is so dumb that you need a cell phone and they track your movements. What happens when you are out of cell range or their app shuts down? You are totally under their thumb, beholden. It is also heavy and whippy. I used to sell these. Please forgive me.
kmccune
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1 never used a cell phone on mine for around $400 it seemed to do a pretty good job, just watched the charge lights and used a throttle, the 7.2 ah battery could also be removed and used as a power bank and the 350-watt motor seemed to be there, this very system( earlier model) is what got my friend interested in EBikes and I caught the ebike bug from him. Like what you will, it made a very nice aux drive unit on the front except for the weight, the steel-framed step-thru was pretty heavy, to begin with. I would even try a "Geo-Orbital if they weren't that expensive* Dang in 2013 a Copenhagen wheel cost $700
PedalUma
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This is from the owner's manual. "Your cellphone is the key." "Bluetooth must be enabled." It logs all of your rides in the Super Pedestrian server so you can share them with others and Super Pedestrian can improve its service and share your behavior with third parties. There is no throttle. And it is $1,500.
kmccune
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What are we talking about? I never had a "Copenhagen wheel"! I had the newest version of the "I Mortor" wheel, liked it a lot 7.2 AH- 350 watts mine was the 26" variety,(I mortor has the ability to use smartphone as a controller as well $1500 smackeroos? No chance! None of my ebikes has cost that much-I apologize if we got apples and oranges confused and as far as I can tell the Geo Orbital looks bona Fida after one understands its form and function. The "I Mortor" I had cost a little over $400 last summer and as I said before I was pleased with it, good way to turn the old beach cruiser into an EBike of sorts. Hope this clears up the confusion.
kmccune
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https://www.lvbu.tech/en/product/detail/bx- ever hear of these?
PedalUma
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Nope, It took forever to load, so I abandoned trying to view it. It was like it was trying to load malware.
kmccune
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Something has
messed my system up big time, things take forever to get now-the site in question was another self contained wheel with up tp 8.2 ah battery capacity
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