Has anybody purchased a badass 4 box? You know(for of road only)
- Thread starter BsaMase
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Giantbadge
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Sorry it’s me again, I don’t have a mountain bike but with the gearing on your bike will you be able to get to 25-30mph?.
Also by unrestricting the bike you will lose around 50% battery life.
Have you tried the free unrestricted method first?.
Also by unrestricting the bike you will lose around 50% battery life.
Have you tried the free unrestricted method first?.
Algood mate which mode is the free unrestricted mode my bike hasnt got an lcd screen to do anything on?
Giantbadge
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presumably you have a speed sensor on chain stay,
Magnet on crank arm, actually on end of pedals threads araldited into the Allen key hex on the end. The sensor is taken off from the standard position inside the chain stay and repositioned on the outside.
There are lot of video’s on YouTube
Magnet on crank arm, actually on end of pedals threads araldited into the Allen key hex on the end. The sensor is taken off from the standard position inside the chain stay and repositioned on the outside.
There are lot of video’s on YouTube
Sweet as ill see how it goes this weekend thankyou
Giantbadge
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If your sensor is like mine you will need one of these https://www.toolstation.com/draper-security-bit-set/p52910.
Video
Video
Yhea mate I had to borrow a tool to fit that part
Giantbadge
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Bsamase
How did you get on with it.
How did you get on with it.
Yhea good mate it pedalled at fastest 48 kph youll have to google mph but I put it back to standard as it wasnt as good as i imagind...maybe ill just buy a stealth
Hi,
Just did this modification to my Giant Quick-E+ 2018 and increased speed from 32km/h to 45km/h. So cool, thanks for advice and video. Giant E-Bikes are advertised to go 45km/h or 28Mph, so my question is, is there any risk of damaging the engine or any other component of the bike by going faster? Thanks again, Gary from Cape Town South Africa.
Just did this modification to my Giant Quick-E+ 2018 and increased speed from 32km/h to 45km/h. So cool, thanks for advice and video. Giant E-Bikes are advertised to go 45km/h or 28Mph, so my question is, is there any risk of damaging the engine or any other component of the bike by going faster? Thanks again, Gary from Cape Town South Africa.
