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Yes it would. I will PM you.

Sorry Andy, It would be absolutely pointless. This part relies on the structure of the existing button assembly and is perfectly aligned with the existing captive nut and screw, which it uses to create the required tension in order to hold it all together. You'd be better off epoxying a jubilee...

The button assembly itself holds the nut captive, so one is not required on this part. The part pictured in the above photos is printed with PLA, which has proved sufficient for all clamps I have printed previously. The only time I ever use PETG is when a higher glass temperature is required...

This mount will not work for anything other than the specific button assembly it was designed for.

Which model of display do you have?

Sure, here's a couple of photos of the mount: I don't have a photo of the mount attached to the button assembly, since I do not currently have a broken one to hand. The fitting profile has been tested and mates well with the button assembly. This mount has been designed specifically for the...

Hi All Do you own a KT-LCD2, KT-LCD3, KT-LCD6, KT-LCD8 or KT-LCD10 display with a broken button assembly mounting bracket? I have a small number of replacement mounts to give away, all costs covered (UK only). The repair doesn't involve any glue or adhesive and is secured using the existing...

Probably, yes.

The reality is that the ebay money back guarantee and associated policies trumps everything and is what we agree to when we use the site.

Speaking from experience, you'd be better off accepting the return and refunding once you have confirmed the goods have been returned in the same condition they were sent. If you refuse, in certain circumstances ebay will likely make you issue a refund and will allow the buyer to keep the goods...

Have you considered putting the money towards a 48V battery instead? This would give you a 33% increase in speed and torque availability.

God, I miss Smart eBiker. At least he was funny.

Sounds like the old clicking spokes issue. Try adding a drop of oil to each point the spokes cross each other. Be careful not to get any on the braking surface (disc or rim).

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That's not the Guardian! No wonder 'fake news' is so prevalent. Always double-check your sources folks. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/offguardian/

You might want to double check the source!

Totally feasible, although you'll need an adapter that features a manual release switch, such as the one below, else you won't be able to disconnect it from the charger once the charge is complete: http://evbitz.uk/T2___UK_13A.html

Not so. You are confusing the 'Crossfire' with the 'Crossfuse'. The former is plagued by reliability issues, but the latter uses a different electrical system that doesn't suffer the same problems.

Epic post Flecc, thank you. Bookmarked for frequent hyperlinking.