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My tuppence , buy a second hand Garmin vivosmart This one here Garmin vivoactive gps smart watch https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F153123739458 Ibought mine for 50 delivered Inc a chest strap. 2 week battery life, feeds into strava, fully...

You could cut and remove most of the rear guard leaving the bit between the two screw points in the rear triangle. Then add a mudhugger Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Having seen the video I think Nealh is going to be right. Your battery is the likely issue (weak cell/s) If you can locate another 48v battery on loan you could prove this fairly quickly . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

50 c always seem to get mixed reviews at best. Never went into one till recently The person who spoke to me was an oily used car salesman type. I prefer the actual oily bike engineer type covered in chain grease , clutching a torque wrench and supplying zero Bs. Sent from my iPhone using...

Hi , will do same and very sorry to hear this Im forever scouring eBay/gumtree and others There is a guy near me who has way way too many “spare or repair “ Ebike on a few forums. Always with missing batteries , keys , unknown provenance. But also always older bikes, cheaper bikes. Nothing...

Good luck to the lad ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would only add that on two cheapo dd conversions I sorted , one had lost a magnet on the hydro brake sensor. What happened was the system started and you could pedal off. Within 15 seconds an error message showed . About 30s later the system shut down. Crappy programming in my view but it it...

Just my tuppence but “most” of the similar issues I have diagnosed and repaired have been bad connection somewhere. Usually at 1. point battery connects to cradle (or the wires that attach to the cradle connector) 2. where a weld comes undo inside the battery itself. The pack works when the...

I've helped fit kits and cheapo Chinese hub bikes and run a very minor sideline in fixing kits that No one else will look at. I want to keep bikes on the road and not the scrap heap. I charge but little. Usually after less than 40 quid my customers either have a fixed bike or they know what...

Personally I think this is overthinking things, other views will no doubt be available ! For 2 or 3 times a week use I’d just charge after each ride and keep the battery topped up. My own view is that a “storage” charge doesn’t really apply when we are talking days rather than weeks and months...

It's hard tell exactly but are there any spare unused wires in the controller side ? Or any single wires connected in a loop ? I can only see , power , phases , brake sensor and hall /led Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sounds like they maybe sent a single speed chain tbh . That’s a big difference in chain width at any rate Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks but I was talking about the connector . 3 pin Juliette style ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks , just seems odd, i worry bleeding treats the symptom but doesn’t explain why . Such as an unseen leak Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hiya , I think not too many people have 24v bikes these days.......... which doesn’t help much ! All36v or 48v also becoming more and more mainstream Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have read the links now , still not convinced this applies to end users It’s all about transport . If I obtain cells by legal transport , build a battery at home that doesn’t conform to 38.3 it isn’t illegal for me to use Sure it’s a massive issue for woosh and other pro sellers etc but...

Maybe not Ebike specific , please delete or move if unhappy mrs moderator I am having a nightmare commute home. Ran through some exploded bin debris and punctured both inner tubes . Gutted Changed tubes (bike upside down) Afterwards one of my brakes . Rear one has almost no power with the...

Exactly Nealh. Thus the initial statement by Woosh simply isn't true Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Its air freight regulation. Nothing to do with use at all I buy a battery from jimmy in north London and collect by car. I put in a frame bag In case of accident what case is there to answer , I have done nothing wrong that I can see. What law is broken ? if the 38.3 relates to anything other...

Im not convinced about this woosh. 38.3 is about shipping saftey. It's s not a requirement for use on a bike as far as I can see. http://www.metlabs.com/battery/un-38-3-transportation-testing-required-for-lithium-battery-safety-during-shipping/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk