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It is a T25 torx bit you need for the bolts, buy a good quality bit, I like Wera stuff

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/swiss-mobility-association-recommends-abs-for-all-e-bikes-4333

From Shimano website https://bike.shimano.com/en-US/information/news/tune-up-guide---mtb--disc-brakes.html Braking erodes material off the rotor depending on the riding conditions, rotors will typically last through two or more sets of brake pads. When a SHIMANO rotor measures 1.5mm thick or...

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/bikee-now-mass-producing-lightest-mid-motor-e-bike-conversion-kit-4313

What model is the bike? Type in the model + data sheet or specs.

Women generally have long legs and short bodies, men the opposite. Women's bikes have a shorter top tube to cater for this.

I find the following important. 1. Fit. I ride a women's version in of a hybrid, the reason for this is the shorter top tube (I have long legs, short upper body). 2. Mudguard and rack mounts 3. BSA bottom bracket I had to use a wolf tooth flat plate to get my downtube battery to fit, my bottle...

I have sold some of the brackets on eBay, there is hardly any profit in it. One change I would make is to make the axle end hole a tighter fit, it is slightly loose due to my miscalculations. Some people have said that they prefer this as it gives them a bit of leeway when fitting the bracket...

The brackets were laser cut by a local company, I have a couple spare. private message me if interested.

https://ebiketips.road.cc/content/news/gouach-launches-repairable-batteries-for-e-bikes-and-e-scooters-4293

I got a couple hitch brackets made to fit on an ebike axle, you attach the standard to the below using a nut and bolt. I also made one where the axle hole is straight but I can't find the photo

I have both a rear hub and mid drive (BBS02), I find the hub motor nicer to ride and good for carrying small loads. If I am going to the scrap yard or carrying a lot of shopping I prefer the mid drive as the weight is more balanced and eventually disrupted on the bike. I would recommend the...

Bike companies are very good at promoting gimmicks and not very good at quality checks(non round bottom brackets, voids in carbon frames) watch Hambini and Peak Torque on YouTube. I would buy a Woosh Faro as good customer service, support this platform and parts readily available for their bikes.

I ride a 26" MTB with a front suspension fork and a 700c hybrid with a suspension stem. Both are used on cycle tracks and the road, if not doing a lot of mountain biking I would go for the 700c.

One thing you have to also consider is wear and year on your equipment, bike stuff is not getting any cheaper.

Endless sphere thread https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=117290&hilit=Photon It all depends of price of the unit and chainrings, does look like a good motor. Tough competition regarding price and spare parts availablity.

I wrap my battery in a fire blanket in the house.

I ride both a rear hub motor and a BBS02, both of these bikes are used to carry shopping and scrap metal. The BBS02 ,is a great kit but I find it needs some tweaking to work to my needs. It's the marmite of the kit world, you either love it or hate it I find the rear hub kit is a nicer cycling...

The lawsuit says the front wheel was wobbling during a fast descent - and it specifically alleges that using disc brakes in conjunction with quick-release skewers means the skewers can loosen during hard braking and cause the wheel to wobble and shake. Why didn't the parents check the bike was...