Search results

I think it is possible as long as you keep the Bosch battery connected. The Bosch battery has the necessary handshaking protocols to allow the system to switch on and give power. You can splice a connector into the two main power wires, where you can bring a standard battery in parallel. There...

Yes, I can maintain 15 mph on a flat roaad on a bike without a motor. The question is more about what the motor can do.

If you peek through that hole, you can just about see the controller. You access it by removing the panel on the side of that compartment, not from the top.

It depends what you call male and female. These sort of connectors have male mouldings with female pins and vice versa. The convention is based on the idea that it should be impossible to accidentally short the live pins, which is why you should always choose a connector with holes on the...

I'd try 1234. 1111, 9999, then the 50 numbers from 1954 to 2005, which are the likely birth years of anybosy that set it. After that, anybody's guess, or buy a new controller and LCD. They don't cost much.

328 rpm in a 16" wheel is the same as a 201 rpm in a 26" wheel. 201 rpm is too slow to maintain 15 mph in a 26" wheel, which is why nearly all manufacturers, including you IIRC, use 240 - 260 rpm motors in their 15.5 mph restricted bikes with 26" wheels. 240 rpm still gives good power at 15 mph...

Probably would require a software re-flash, which can't be done by pressing buttons. I'd change the controller and LCD to one that you have control over. The cheaper sets are about £40 and the nicest about £80.

What country do you live in? All the EU countries, UK, Austalia and many more use EN15194 as the legal standard, which puts no limit on the maximum current. It only specifies that the MOTOR must be RATED at no more than 250w, which basically means a manufacturer's label or listing that says...

Intermittent connections on an electric bike are very bad, not so much that they're annoying and difficult to find, but they can lead to serious consequential damage. The three things you should check are: 1. That the motor connector located near the motor inside or under the righthand chainstay...

Has it always done it since you've had the bike, or are you saying that it's just started doing it? There are a few versions of that bike. Which one do you have?

Woosh, can you confirm the motor max RPM or Kv? Normally, they're 328 rpm for a 16" wheel, which wouldn't give full power to 15 mph.

You guys make simple things difficult. Plug the charger into the battery, wait for the green light, unplug it and ride your bike. You don't need to worry about temperatures or anything else.

It's customary to have holes on the live side and pins on the receiving side.

Brainpower's S866 LCD default was 3745.

The factory one was 3745, but the manufacturer might have put in their own. Please let us know if it works,

The question was whether you're sure it's a freehub and not a freewheel. Have you dismantled it?

What I need to see is at the other end of the wire under the battery.

These are standard Chinese parts that you can buy from Ebay, Aliexpress, Amazon and Chinese resellers. They're not specific to Pro Rider. Show a picture of the controller that's under the battery. We need to see all the wires and connectors, especially the connector/s to the control panel, to...

Instead of starting a new thread, why don't you answer the questions in the old one?

Mk1had a square LCD display.