Mini higo to basic Higo adapters? Are there any companies out there than make mini size higo to basic size Higo adapters?
Hi everyone my bikes pedal assist sensor is the mini higo and the controller I want to use has a basic sized higo. I'm seeing if there's a company within the world that sells m8 to m6 higo or mini-B to mini-C. I've been searching for hours looking to find the correct names on the things. So far no luck. I would think that someone would come out with them sooner or later. New ebike higo wire converters/adapters are always coming out. Thanks again for your time and id like to avoid splicing and soldering all together if I can. Ty again
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I can't offer any specific help since I'm not aware of any such adapter. There can't be that much demand, or someone would offer one. Who knows what will happen in the future though.
There appears to be few standards in the industry, and every bike & part maker does their own thing with these connectors. Unfortunately, if you want to modify a bike, or build your own, cutting & soldering is usually necessary. If you're a DIY'er, the skill isn't that difficult to master.
I use a lot of these extension cables:
They have a male & female end, can be cut in half, and spliced into a circuit.
There are many others out there, but finding the right configuration can be a challenge.
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your project!
There appears to be few standards in the industry, and every bike & part maker does their own thing with these connectors. Unfortunately, if you want to modify a bike, or build your own, cutting & soldering is usually necessary. If you're a DIY'er, the skill isn't that difficult to master.
I use a lot of these extension cables:
Amazon.com
www.amazon.com
They have a male & female end, can be cut in half, and spliced into a circuit.
There are many others out there, but finding the right configuration can be a challenge.
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your project!
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Appreciate the help. I'll have to start splicing and soldering!
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