Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
Place the chip below cables inside the battery chamber. I know that the hardest moment just comes...
I can only recommend a single wheel set, with either Schwalbe Johnny Watts or Smart Sam tyres. "Silent on-road, effective off-road"We don't need two separated bikes, just two sets of wheels with road/mtb rims/tyres.
I need to get that Lockring tool... just in case I want to change the front ring to a larger size for a higher top end speed.@Stefan, sorry, no more videos, just photos. Maybe I'll record more if a friend needs help with GIANT FATHOM E+ 1 PRO installation.
So,who survived the first bolt bang with me, can continue, others please select easier topic
With help of Lockring tool i had no trouble to remove chainring bolt, unscrew clockwise ! :
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then remove plastic under and side cover and its herein all its glory:
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Well done... the photo documentation is great for other EBR members.there is enough clearance behind the frame vertical tube, one connector can be there, and I don't want to pull a second back to that space ... do it simple way.
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What is your current size? I think you don't need any special tools if you just want to replace the chainring. (The lockring-tool is for removing the spider). If you buy a chainring of the same BCD but with more teeth, you just unscrew four bolts with an Allen key. The point is, the chainrings made for MTB are rather not bigger than 36T. Also: Do you have a chain-guide on the e-bike you're talking about?just in case I want to change the front ring to a larger size for a higher top end speed.
Wow, that’s a lot of work! Nice job!@Stefan, you were there, you know all about it, why are you so impatient?![]()
so, let find some space .... first make some support for motor, it will take some time now ...
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Thank you for the infomation , how did you know what the proper torque to use was ?tested, did two test rides, one with max speed set to 45km/h, second to 62km/h (still hitting speed limit..)
I't took some time also to close and reassemble all the parts with right torque, M6 11Nm, M8 22Nm, chainring bolt 45Nm and secure with locktite.
Didn't go so fast, It took me 2 hour for wiring, 3 hour total.
So it was a open heart surgery, but you don't need to be a doctor to do it.
Is it worth it ?
Ability to ride our eMTB hybrid over 25km/h is for me priceless. With short 36-11 gearing and 29x2.1 road tire (diameter 2,29m) reaching
komfort 100-110 cadence is a blast. Thats 45-50km/h, speed that makes even "boaring" open road sections fun.
We don't need two separated bikes, just two sets of wheels with road/mtb rims/tyres.
Mission accomplished.
Yes It's worth it.
from my mind to your text, completelywhat pleasure it will be to Tomaz's wife to be able to takeover other bikes on road or safely cross intersections!
basic difference betven V2 and V3 should be only in supported modes and models:Die Einstellung des Radumfangs wird schon gespeichert. Es ist nur so, dass immer wieder der im Motor hinterlegte Standardwert angezeigt wird, wenn man das Setup neu ausführt. Somit ist im Nachhinein der eingestellte Wert nicht mehr abrufbar.
Neben der Unterstützung für das Modelljahr 2021 werden nun nicht mehr nur Bikes mit 25km/h ab Werk, sondern auch Bikes mit 20, 32 und 45km/h unterstützt, siehe auch hier:
Thank you for your answers Tomaž! It looks you are an advanced cyclist! (Do you remember to install the magnet in each rear brake rotor?)@Stefan: Great tyre and sound videos, can't believe the difference. A have to expand my horizont, i only know Maxxis and Michelin tires.
Good to know (and consider in next investment), but my decision for double wheels is much more complicated than just the volume of the tireI not just to picky on motors...I combine 27.5 and 29 wheels due more suitable geometry.
"The devil is in the details" McCorbyHave you derestricted your e-bike?
I'm full of respect to 2solar. The Giant process is hard. What pleasure it will be to Tomaz's wife to be able to takeover other bikes on road or safely cross intersections! (Because you don't ride fast off-road).
I wanted to say what looks easy on YT doesn't need to be easy in practiceNo I haven’t Stefan. I really don’t have the need to for how and where I ride. Who knows, maybe someday.....