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Hi Dave, I do discover too and Jane told me as I ordered the black one and they have to use different casing for my motor. Of course, I will try to give the full review after the full build. I will keep everyone update for the progress. Pat

More update for the build. Just ordered the torque sine wave controller from BMSbattery as I prefer the LCD display. This controller seems to be able to cap any speed by adjusting the setting. I got the rim from Colin ( spokes and nipples from Alan) and I have done the wheel build and...

Thanks Colin, I will be mostly pedalling instead of using the throttle. I believe it should be ok. You said other members have broken their forks. Do you have any link and photo of those incidents? Thanks Pat

Hi Colin, In that case, running 36v 15a with this SWXB motor is too powerful? Pat

Hi Colin, What controller box you are planning to use? Pat

Hi Jerry SWXB does run in sensorless mode so it should not be a problem. Do I need to connect the controller to pc in order to change the setting? Pat

Thanks Jerry. The idea behind is I have a SWXB motor as well and I would like to make a keyed motor for lightweight conversion by swapping the fork+motor only. As SWXB needs to run at 15A so just wondering the possibility without changing the controller. Pat

Hi jJerry. Do you know the source for the programmable controller that works well with throttle and pas? Pat

Hi Jerry, If I keep it running the low assiting mode, would that be ok? Pat

hi faversham222 This kit has been discussed in cheap brompton conversion thread. To answer your questoin, the 16" wheel from this kit is not the same as bromton 349mm rim. You can get this kit but need to rebuild the wheel. Pat

How do I measure the Amp via the shunt? Can I use voltmeter? thanks Pat

Hi Jerru, can I use KU65 controller for this motor? Is 15A giving too much amps for this motor? Thanks Pat

Hi Richard, Where did you buy this motor? Any link? Thanks Pat

A friend is mine wants to replace the battery for this bike and thinking recell the battery instead of buying a new one. Just wondering is it difficult to do this job?I noticed there are three pins at the connection instead of two. What is extra pin for? Thanks Pat

Hi Richard, Very nice conversion with lightweight motor. Will you able to fit the original brompton wheel with 80mm dropout + extra washers? Pat

340 rpm. It is actually at the first post

Dear all, I am sure there is a lot of experts here for this conversion but I would like to share mine considering I am not engineering and I learn everything from all the friends here I have not sourced all the parts yet as I keep on changing my mind about the build but now I have decided...

Thanks. Just wondering would you recommend to use 48v battery for your swxb setup? Do I need to replace the 36v throttle and LED panel to 48v version? Pat

Hi Colin, Sorry for more questions. For this SWXB 340RPM gets overheat quite easily? I am reading something post regarding to 301RPM motor and it got fired after climbing up steep hill. Thanks Pat

Got the motor from Jane. It is SWXB in matt black. The colour matches my brompton perfectly. I don't think I can use the torque washer supplied but I have the one from TETS that should do the job well. Pat