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Any one else tried one of the 850c colour displays? Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Maybe have a play with this? http://www.machars.net/bikecalc.htm :) Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

If my misunderstanding means that in fact the chain and cassette were replaced together, or 1 day apart, one wouldn't expect a problem, save that of a stiff link? Does the problem only happen when under heavy load on the pedals? Can you hear the gears chinking when just cruising flat land...

Although replaced the next day after slipping, hadn't the new chain been running on the old cassette for a few hundred miles or so? Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Other factors required. Wheel size? Tyre size? Number of teeth on front chain ring? I have aBBS01 250W set up with an Alfine 8 with 16 tooth sprocket and 42 tooth chain ring on the motor. 26x1.35 Marathon plus tyres at 65psi. Top speed is about 30 on the flat. Put a 52 tooth chain ring on and I...

Generally it's best to replaces the chain at the same time as the cassette. Always replace them together. They run together as a partnership. They wear together and replacing one without the other can result in the part worn and new components not meshing. It then quickly wears the new component...

Did you replace the chain at the same time as the cassette? Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

D8ve, do you know anyone locally with a BBS on their bike who could lend you their display/controls for 5 mins to try?

There's a thought... Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Seems you should have gone to specsavers. *Badum-Tsshh Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Hehe. Seems you only have eyes for one, and that kind of loyalty is commendable. Sent from a phone.

Hehe. Seems you only have eyes for one, and that kind of loyalty is commendable. Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Android robot. The little green advertising logo for the os. No robotic servant I'm afraid. Not even the sort of crap Maggie Philbin showed us thirty odd years ago. Which I hasten to add are still not in every household. Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Process of elimination, I would look at display first, then main wire loom, but I've seen error 30 on 2 C965s, and both resolved with a replacement screen. Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

In fact it says at the bottom in some lame auto signature I've failed to change "E5823". If you Google that it should find the exact model in all it's feature rich wonder [emoji12] Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

What robot do I have? Bit nosy n'est pas? I have an Xperia z5 compact. Yes compact! I'm 4'11" with small hands, large phones are like tablets to me [emoji3] Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

A good point well made derf. I'm gonna hang in there with the little robot, nothing a weekly reboot doesn't address :) Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Same here. I love that open source goodness [emoji6] TBF iPhones have their place, great for women, children or the very aged. Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk

Being a purpose built machine, designed and built from the ground up, one would expect concealed wiring. My thoughts are how accessible key components are? Has the design considered ease of maintenance? Exposed wiring and battery bags are understandably par for the course with home builds...

I had a little go on one of these yesterday. Jumping off my BBS01 36V 250W equipped bike really showed what a different beast it is. 84V 5000W hub motor delivered plentiful torque, grabbing a handful of throttle resulted in an awesome power wheelie, albeit not a particularly controllable one...