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An interesting video from Peak Torque about K.O.M rear hub design. Bicycle hubs - A complete re-design. (youtube.com) Landing | KOM Bikes (k-o-m.co.uk)

Try Jagwire compressionless outer housing and Kool Stop Supra 2 brake blocks

Bikes in general have this problem. Aero shaped seatposts, handlebars and stems that only fit a particular bike, numerous bottom bracket standards.

I dont know if any of these adapters will work. Bafang spares and replacement parts for BBS01B, BBS02B and BBSHD parts. (brightonebikes.co.uk)

Next bike? BBS02 with Alfine rear hub, normal rack, carbon fork or suspension stem.

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Here is my opinion on rear racks. The rear triangle rack stays prevent a rear rack from twisting, this movement is caused by an uneven loading of panniers and other factors. I would be surprised if anybody weighs their panniers when loading and dont go over the racks weight limit. This twisting...

I think mid drives work best with a rear internal geared hub such as Alfine or Rohloff , that way you can have a constantly good chainline. Doing this takes away one of the advantages of a mid drive, this is the ability to swap wheels easily. I would go for a torque sensor rear hub. buy from...

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The washers mentioned in the link are handy if your front fork has lips, they allow bolts, other washers and torque arms to be fitted against a fully flat surface.

C washers might help if fitting a front motor. C washers for sale | eBay

I have tried front hub, rear hub and BBS02, if i was going to do it again i would go for a rear torque sensor rear hub. The BBS02 is great but even with a gear sensor fitted i found getting a good chainline difficult and gear changes at times annoying. Mid drives motor are a bit like marmite...

What about Torquere? Latin torquēre The term torque (from Latin torquēre, 'to twist') is said to have been suggested by James Thomson and appeared in print in April, 1884. Nice bike, its good to see different systems being used, i prefer the traditional rear rack set up. I wonder if it is...

You can fit a full size mudguard using p clips or the below...

I was wondering why they don't make ebike motors with thru axles. This would save filling dropouts down and the frame width is wide enough. Maybe the torque would break the frames?

Look stop Supra 2, I have used both the red / black mix and black Red colour is known as salmons Kool Stop's black pads are intended for mostly dry conditions and wear better than the salmons. The salmon pads are superior in the wet but wear faster.

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If unsure, it might be worth designing something and then asking somebody on here to print it for you.

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