Speed limiter

[Deepeetee]

Hi, new to the EBR. I have an ET F1000 and want to remove the speed limiter. ET Cycles are made by NCM I believe, a German company that uses a motor and system called Das Kit on all its bikes including the ETF1000. There’s a Ygerman company offering a dongle for the NCM bikes, €55, easy plug in. Has anyone tried that?

 

[Slaphappygamer]

Oh, @PCeBiker has a similar bike. I wonder if he did something like this with his?

 

[kevinmccune]

Hi, new to the EBR. I have an ET F1000 and want to remove the speed limiter. ET Cycles are made by NCM I believe, a German company that uses a motor and system called Das Kit on all its bikes including the ETF1000. There’s a Ygerman company offering a dongle for the NCM bikes, €55, easy plug in. Has anyone tried that?

isn't this company out of business?

 

[Slaphappygamer]

Maybe check this thread?

Oops! We ran into some problems.

forums.electricbikereview.com

 

[PCeBiker]

isn't this company out of business?

Apparently I can still buy an ET Cycle T1000 in canada, but the F1000 is unavailable.

Hi, new to the EBR. I have an ET F1000 and want to remove the speed limiter.

I have no idea about a dongle, and in fact I don't really know what it is.

I Do know that you can buy and off-road display that will allow you to go 32 kph, if you promise to only go that fast on your own private property.

It comes with a throttle as well, just like the Canadian version.

The US version of the display apparently unlocks the speed to 30 mph.