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A couple of questions...why was your bike so oily in the first place, and are you still parking your bike in the same spot ?

It's often the case that manufacturers will build an item then create a tool for it, that gives the impression only their tool will work correctly. Shimano also do a block remover for their gears but you don't have to buy their brand which is inevitably more expensive, other cheaper brands will...

That's the one I have, as you say 14mm no problem.

Freewheel remover tool is a fairly bog standard item like this one... https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-maintenance/bike-tools/bikehut-freewheel-tool Just over three quid on ebay.

Coincidently I've just replaced my freewheel with a DNP 11t. If you want to guarantee getting one you can go here... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/153425869545?ViewItem=&item=153425869545 I did find I had to jiggle the derailleur slightly, although the gear block was the same width as the old...

I think Sinan is left with this connector and he's wondering where it goes. Looks like two wires red & green.

Ah yes Tom Robinson...2-4-6-8 Motorway, great song. gay chap don't yer know.

Ah, all understood now thanks again vfr. Learning more ever day.

Thank's for that useful info vfr all noted for future reference. One final question, 36v-250w-15.5Mph cut-off, so a 48v battery gives what is it now 30% more speed, so what about that cut off point is that raised accordingly as well, if so then it's electronically controlled not mechanically I...

That's what I've been saying all along really, basically the motor does not cut out at 15.5 Mph as it's set higher. The suggestion was it stopped dead at that speed which it doesn't. Just to add I don't have a KT controller or display so your suggested settings would not apply. My bike has a...

vrfr, I've put my bike on a work stand switched on and gone through all PAS levels. As we all know a motor assists to a certain preordained speed then cuts out as indeed mine does all the way up to level five where it doesn't. On it's stand I can only turn the crank so fast then it starts to get...

I think the truth is you're both right here from what I can see.

Well done Ben, sorted nicely.

I think you got the posts mixed up vfr, I don't have a Mxus . In my case the motor doesn't cut out at 25 Kph as it's set to 60 Kph. The next time I get my power meter out and mess around attaching it which is a bind I can tell you, I'll take a video and prove it.

Woosh is spot on. If you take a primary (non rechargeable) cell like say a small hearing aid battery that's partially depleted and you parallel it with another new cell lets say an alkaline battery of the same voltage or near, then they will self balance. That's similar to how those battery...

Bit of info on our very own here.. https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/how-do-i-remove-the-speed-limit-on-an-ananda-controller.20739/

Or ... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mountain-Bike-Cantilever-Brake-Blocks-Pads-Shoes-X-2-Pairs-Nutless-Post-Fit-MTB/381064842582?hash=item58b93c0d56:g:0mUAAOSwvspbjrmL Edit, just noticed Halfords sell them too.

I'll have to carry out more testing on my bike, lousy weather again today sadly. I don't have a separate speed sensor so the speed is measured off of the motor or the rotating rear wheel anyway. If I pedal under my own steam with assist switched off I still get a speed readout on the display, as...

I think it all depends on what your setup is though doesn't it vfr. On my folder I've set the assist to it's max setting of 60 Kph (37 Mph), it won't drive me along that fast without me pedalling of course but it doesn't cut out either. With the bike on the work stand I've turned the crank as...

I like the factory photos on that store site, they churn out batteries like cigarettes. That battery looks just like the one on the Raptor, it would not surprise me one bit if it were the exact same one.