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Forming a protective layer of mud around motor ;)

Sorry to be a party pooper, but I must ask... Why on earth would you want two batteries on your bike???

Hmm... not sure. It is only worth mentioning here if it was new I guess... He was probably one of many customers here asking how to derestrict his controller.

I was just going to write same thing as Thelarkbox. I would buy KT controller, display and 36V battery. Can you post a picture of a whole bike? What wheel is it? 20"?

Your wheel is upside down. Do you have 24V battery? How old is this bike? Did you measure battery voltage?

It always amazes me what do you watch on Youtube... It is nothing new BTW. https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/amazon-launch-their-first-uk-e-cargo-micromobility-hub/ https://vokbikes.com/uk/

As much as I don't like idea of removable kit, front wheel motor seems like easiest option. You can even have dedicated steel fork and remove/replace all - hub, wheel and fork and hang it on a wall in the shed.

https://www.strava.com/features I don't use any.

A bit of a gamble. TSDZ8 for £142. It might need new controller or not. Question is if motor works despite faulty battery display. It might be worth to buy even for spare parts...

Makes me wonder why you bought obsolete motor in the first place. I would sell. You are clearly not happy with what you have. I am still curious as to how changing the rotor/stator made such a difference to @Deere John and his BBS01B. It would be... illegal?

If I were you I would just upgrade motor to something more modern.

I swear to god! Weather was dry. Not a single cloud in the sky.

Are you sure controller is not set to 52V? It would see 48V battery (actual voltage) as empty. ...but still 48V battery should charge to 54.6V

This one...

Battery can't be all those things at the same time. Was battery fully charged when you measured voltage? 48V is low for charged battery. Can you post some pictures of battery, bike, controller. The more the better. ...I have funny feeling about your setup and your batteries.

Some e-bikes don't and some e-bikes do.

That is a misinformation.

Chun-wah Tsang https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC703302/persons-with-significant-control https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SC727655/persons-with-significant-control His conversions don't look legal at all.