Ncm Moscow plus throttle
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OldFatMan
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Well I take it all back, just been out with a fully charged battery and I was getting 23 mph before the pedal assist stopped and 20 mph on throttle. Really chuffed and that will do me, did notice Because the insist is being worked a lot more I think my battery may run down quicker but this I will have to monitor. because be a cyst is being worked a lot more I think my battery may run down quicker but this I will have to monitor.
Yes it has certainly banged up my average speed, I just did a 14 mile ride averaging 18.4 mph. I think power level four would probably be about 15.5 mph Or as the bike used to be and now you have the added bonus of the throttle when you just wanna sit back and enjoy the view.
I don’t have any yet as I really don’t like the look of them but I have just spotted retractable mudguards? I don’t mind the look of these and just pull them out if you’re ever in the wet or mud.
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Off topic, can anyone make any recommendations for mud guards, all options on ebay are cheap as chips with pretty standard fixings.
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OldFatMan
Member
Thanks but I much prefer the style of RJC’s.why not just get something like these? These ones look more functional.
Cascadia bike fenders - 29" x 65mm
Cascadia fenders for 29" wheels deliver all-weather protection with durable materials, extra mudflap length, and sleek design for full coverage.www.planetbike.com
The mudguards being that far away from wheels dont offer as much protection.
Hi, Bottle holder from Amazon item no'
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Mudguards from Amazon -item no' 10026024
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Spartakush
New Member
My offroad kit arrived today finally, I had to pay the £17.50 customs charge as well. I can manage to get the throttle to 20mph but in PAS 6 after 20mph my motor stays on 1 bar then cuts out. I've tried all power settings and it seems changing the wheel size doesn't affect the speed whatsoever. I suspect it's the battery limiting the speed but I suppose it could also be the motor, both are too expensive to replace IMO. My wheel size is 27.5", I suspect the 29" ones are able to go the extra 2mph as they have bigger surface area.
To be honest 20mph is plenty for me, any more than that and the ride starts to get rather uncomfortable for me. I live in a really bumpy area and at high speeds the uneven roads feel awful! The throttle is amazing though, I'd say the kit is worth it for that alone. No more struggling to get the motor to kick in. I love that you can start off with the throttle, then start pedalling and the motor will continously draw power even when you release the throttle, no delay whatsoever!
To be honest 20mph is plenty for me, any more than that and the ride starts to get rather uncomfortable for me. I live in a really bumpy area and at high speeds the uneven roads feel awful! The throttle is amazing though, I'd say the kit is worth it for that alone. No more struggling to get the motor to kick in. I love that you can start off with the throttle, then start pedalling and the motor will continously draw power even when you release the throttle, no delay whatsoever!
Spartakush
New Member
Yes my battery was fully charged. I think I might have noticed that too when the voltage dropped, I thought it could have been the wind or terrain though. I usually charge my battery after everytime I use it, I'm not sure if it's the best practice but I read somewhere it prolongs the life of the battery in the long term. Don't think I've ever ridden with less than 30% or so but it would be interesting to see if it hampers the speed/assist much.
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