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Is it really that bright or is it because its focussed that it look bright? Too bad it can't accept 48v or 72v battery directly

Happened to me many times... and as a safe driver, you just need to keep enough distance with the car in front of you. My main fear is the opposite... when the car behind me is being too close because I am too slow...

I'd vote 30mph for keeping up with traffic in cities

My current leaf motor 1000W on 48v does 35mph max speed on city commute. I usually stay around 15-25mph in traffic. It's almost perfect due to my low weight (60kg), however, during hot days or when I carry a passenger I have to be very careful with the wires/motor getting extra hot. I'm...

Price may keep going up as brexit just happened. With bank of england doing quantitative easing and the pound extra low... seller may not have increase the price locally yet

Yes I did indeed have problem with all motors.... and not just bafang. If I were to list issue by type I'd say: - by far the biggest issue was clutch damaged. All my bpm had the clutch damaged after 3 months max - second is blown hall sensor. It happened to my mac, a couple of Q100H and a leaf...

Hello guys, What's the brexit impact on your hobbies? I wanted to buy some stuff from china or from some international sellers... but everything is so expensive now because the pound is all time low now. I'm hoarding my cash now... waiting for better time before buying new controllers...

All the bafang motors I purchased failed without exceptions: - 3 bpm failed within 3 months only... but I have to admit I did overvolt them. - the 2 bbs had defect under normal condition without programming or overvoltage. Its enough for me to have my own opinion on the motors reliability...

I purchased 2 bbs02 so far and they both developed some defects after few thousand miles. I sold one of them and the other one is still for sale, it has some noise while pedalling I never managed to fix: http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/mountain-bike-with-bbs02-750w.23531/ And I didn't...

Not very compact once folded

What are these for?

If you check the pictures... there are already footpegs on it :)

I have done some additional research, and from what you say on triangulation maybe the simplest way would be to buy a ready rack and adapt it for my needs? This one is cheap and is supposed to be rated to 70kg: http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Axiom-Journey-Rear-Rack_54655.htm Or this one supposed to...

I'm using 10mm torque arm on it, it's very thick and I was thinking with longer bolt it could hold? Otherwise, is this what you mean for the support?

Hello, I've finally decided to add a seat to my bike: I've already prepared anchor for the side of the bikes that would allow to put M6 bolts: The principe would be similar to Thebikeseat, but with working for 20" wheel, with bigger box capability and working for full suspension bike...

well done as usual and great work. For the kind of money this guy is happy to throw, I'd gave him the best in class available rather than a BBSHD. Tangent drive is 7lbs for 4kw: http://tangentmotors.com/ascent https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=70098&hilit=tangent+sale

Interesting concept. It needs 30mph speed at least to keep up with tradfic

Shitx i hope you have insurance to cover the loss

Still for sale. The bike is located in london

decreased price to £299. tyres and chain are almost new