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I don't use throttles but since I already have sensors I find it useful to use them. (I felt this when I tested the sensor on the front brake.)

He said he installed the front brake sensor because I insisted, but couldn't find a way to install the rear brake sensor. I will find a way to connect the sensor to the rear brake as well.

I trusted you and told him to install the sensors anyway. You are really right. He said he tried installing sensors for the rear brake but couldn't. (He said there was no place to put the sensor and no distance.) This situation seemed a bit ridiculous to me. He said that if I use the front brake...

Thanks for your interest guys. I'm having a bike mechanic do this because I cut my finger. It will use 180mm rotor as you said. But he did not advise me to use the brake sensors. He said after a few months it would cause problems with the engine. Is this true?(I told him to put it on anyway...

Probably my rotor is small for this motor? Should I understand that I should buy a 180mm rotor as our friend said?

I c I understand. I don't have now but i will buy 12 mm washer. my rotor size is 140 mm.

I tried to do as you said but I couldn't quite understand. I don't understand where I went wrong. As you can see in the photos, the brake caliper still touches the electric motor.

should i do it like that?

yes, as our friend said, I added a new one, it worked, but now the brake is stuck on the disc. When I checked the setting, I saw that it stood farthest from the disk. so it looks like I'll need a new disc and brake caliper. :(

Since the electric motor touched the brake part, I could not put it back and therefore I did not install those parts. I'm posting some more photos now. I hope this helps you understand the situation. I didn't break anything. I'm still trying to install this. When I put the wheel in its housing...

Guys is there any way to fix this? I don't know how to deal with this. waiting for your ideas. Thanks..

so i don't need to use it?

Hello friends. Do I need to use the part you see in my hand? There is no image of this piece in the videos and on the paper, but it came installed as I showed while holding it in my hand. I'm confused. I'm sitting right now and waiting for your reply. thank you..

Thanks for the advice. I will be ordering today. I hope everything goes well and that doesn't tire me too much.

I couldn't find the sensor you showed me, but I found this sensor from the brand I wanted to order the kit. https://yosepower.com/products/mechanical-brake-sensor?_pos=1&_sid=2a9a6f591&_ss=r...

The long-range is important to me, but as you said, I can buy a different battery. I think my main problem is the brake and gear levers. Unfortunately, I don't have the budget for a hydraulic brake. Is it difficult to install this hidden wire brake sensor? I think I can solder it.

I thought the gear levers at the front might not be compatible with the brake lever. Does it look like that? Because the front brake levers and gear levers seem like a whole. :(

I am grateful for your help. I haven't ordered the kit and battery yet. my bike giant escape 3 disc. They said my bike has a freewheel and a mechanical disc brake. They said it would be compatible. But is this kit compatible for me?

Thank you very much for your reply. So if I buy this kit and battery, can you help me? I want to handle it myself because of the cost, but I'm worried. I don't want to be alone with the kit and battery.