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I opened both motor and did a core swapping because one of the motor had a failed hall sensor and I needed it to run. I don't think I've missed anything otherwise it wouldn't work properly. Axle isn't bent and I don't know how to check for end flat or check out for error. Is there some step by...

If your battery is healthy you don't need bms. I have been using my 18650pf battery for 6 months now and didn't have to balance it yet.... And I use them everyday and full cycle is done every 2 days

I don't think it's wire rubbing because I have the same issue with my other motor and I've been ridding it for a month.... and I do around 700 miles per month so if it's a cable it would have been worn out already.

It's definitely not the cable because I have exactly the same noise on my other leafbike motor installed on my bike. When I move my bike slowly it makes this noise.

I don't know because it didn't have this noisy before I open the motor.... now that I opened and closed it, it does.... Would adding grease still make sense?

Hello, I opened my leafbike motor 1000w to change the hall sensor because they failed, and then closed back the motor. For some reason, I now have some bearings noise when the motor turn. It's very light and motor spin decently, but I'd like the motor to go back to its initial state without...

which controller do you recommend kristin? My cheap one seems to make some rattling sound so I'm a bit cautious about that. But if it works fine without damaging gears and clutch I'm happy to run it as isd

yeah but on tapatalk i can't use the search feature. :(

What I get since a week on my android on chrome

hello can't read anymore on mobile. admin help?

so you prefer hub to the bbs? Have you considered the tangent drive? https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=70098

I've used double nut in the past and I wasn't too happy with the results... I'd like to avoid that if possible and yes, there is a bit of play in the dropout as it has been slightly worn out... however, I'd still expect the nut to hold tight. Would adding grease make a difference? what grease...

I bought a sensorless controller: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221888346035?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Plugged it to the motor and it does work... however it makes a very awkward sound on start... like a little issue either with the clutch or gears. I'd like not to...

I bought these nord lock M14 and these stick by pack of 2. What I've noticed is that once I remove the nut its a bit harder to remove but once removed the washed becomes 2 washers... Anyway it doesn't work very well: I tried to put medium strength loctite instead... and it doesn't work...

it was a cyclist... i don't know why he is bothered

No he wasn't

Got random dude pursuing me today on the road shouting that my bike is illegal and that I should not be on the road.... What could I risk?

Hello, I'm not concerned so much about the capacity or discharge rate, but more about vibration resistance. Ebike is a highly vibration prone environment, and over time glue or tape can get loose.... When that happen, you'll have cell group (between each serie) that will start to chaff...

and need to deal with london crazy traffic + potholes :p

have you been checked? maybe he was just saying that randomly