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Looks like a very neat conversion, glad to be of assistance and hope your enjoying the new lease of life that this kit brings to cycling. I would also highly recommend Woosh bikes for their excellent customer service.

I fitted Surly Sunrise bars to my bike to give a more upright riding position. Not exactly Dutch parallel but with a 15 degree sweep angle they are a comfortable bar and come with shims to fit a range of stem sizes.

Thanks 76zedfour hopefully loads more will have a go, the only trouble may be getting hold of the kits, which seem to be in short supply. The build, video filming and editing were a great distraction during the lockdown. The bars are surly sunrise and do give a more upright riding position...

To be honest I use the throttle so little I am thinking of removing it altogether.

Nice job with the conversion I’ve also been out in the wild enjoying the TSDZ2 grin

You require sufficient clearance around the bottom bracket and chain stays or the motor casing will foul. I had to file away a small area of of the motor casing (1-2 mm In one of the locations where it is raised for the casing screw threads)for it to to fit flush against the frame. It’s possible...

I would agree with Gavin on the Tongsheng TSZDZ as a great kit. I too chose this kit for the torque controlled pedal assist and the natural feeling it provides. The reliability has yet to be proven as I’ve covered only a hundred or so miles. As stated by others, fitment is hit or miss depending...

I found that I had to add four links to the chain to get the correct length, when using an 11-42 cassette with the standard TSDZ2 42 tooth chainring.

Thanks for this excellent resource which I referred to during my own build. I too chose a bike with an 11-42 cassette for my first Ebike project but in my case I do use all the gears. There are some trail sections I can ride up now that I can’t on my whyte carbon hardtail. I’m so impressed...

I bought the 48V 12AH TSDZ2 kit with throttle from Woosh and fitted it to a 2020 Kona Mahuna MTB. I didn’t use The brake levers as the Kona has hydraulic brakes, this hasn’t caused any issues in normal use but I understand the concerns regarding a throttle malfunction. In my case the levers came...