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How do you know it's a fake sticker? How do you recognise that a sticker is not genuine? Who is there to assess the originality of the sticker? How do you know that an e-bike sold in a shop has 250W and not 350W/500W? Because that's what the seller/manufacturer says or is it so on the sticker...

Each kit comes with a legalisation sticker for 250W. So no worries. Especially as, from what we read, the bike will be used mostly off road. Besides, the police have no policy to randomly check bicycles. I know this from a very good source ;) Naturally, if you commit a crime, the investigation...

Why not look at the Bafang BBS02 or BBSHD (1000W). With 160 NM The pedal torque sensor is pointless in my opinion. Because the idea is to improve fitness, health a bit. So sometimes it is better to press down harder on the pedal yourself for your own health and not have the motor do all the work...

And don't buy the cheapest new bike at Halfords, for example, either! I made this mistake because it don't want to convert my current bike. I spent £145 on a new bike that is falling apart! I've already replaced wheels, freewheel, brakes, saddle (it's more for comfort and convenience, e-bike...

It will be cheaper and much better to convert your current (if you have one or buy a new (used) one for conversion) bike to an e-bike. Best for you would be a mid drive motor e.g. BAFANG 750W or 1000W. You will be able to go uphill easily. I know, because I have one myself and can climb a 230m...

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks. This is why I like all kinds of forums. Before I buy something I don't know, it's always better to ask, because maybe someone has had their own experience with something. Thanks for this answer. Why not for much longer?

I found something like the link below. Anyone have any experience with this kit. https://www.amazon.co.uk/ebike-Light-Waterproof-Cable-Bafang/dp/B0BQ36KJB8?th=1

Is it possible to buy somewhere, a set of lights for the bike, front and rear, so that they connect to the bafang controller? I currently only have the front light that came with the kit. At the back I have a cheap battery light rechargeable via USB, everything would be ok, only this light...

Thanks. So it is a hardware issue. Since my motor has a controller based on the UART protocol there is no chance of an adapter to CANbus. Do I understand this correctly?

I wanted to buy a display for my Bafang BBSHD with Bluetooth I found something like the one pictured, however - I see a completely different plug shape there. In the description it says it's for the BBSHD motor, but, in my bike it's a round plug and here it's some sort of shaped plug. Are there...

I was more concerned with something related to navigation, running information such as distance, time, average speed ect. I am currently using cyclers and testing bikemap. I was wondering if anyone else is using something else and what the opinions are. As for a watch, I've had a Huawei GT264...

What apps do you use with ebike? Which ones would you recommend and what is good about them?

Does anyone know where I can buy this Bafang Bluetooth display? I can't find it on eBay, Aliexres ect... Thanks.

No problem for me, with soldering (electrionics used to be my hobby a long time ago), but I don't want to open something that has a warranty. If in a year, when the problem returns, I will either sell this display (buy Bluetooth) or change the battery physically.

I left the display on for 72h as written in the instructions, and I can see that it has started to keep time.

There is no such thing as a dedicated battery for your e-bike kit. You need a e-bike battery that has the same voltage as the motor (for simplification).

I did as you wrote, left the battery on. When the power supply turned green, it finished charging. The display shows 58.7~58.6 So rather correct. Perhaps I was expecting something different. As I pointed out at the beginning, this is my first e-bike. What surprised me was that suddenly from...

So: 1. Battery Off 2. Charger ON 3. Connect charger to battery 4. Battery switch ON Is that correct?

For clarity. I As the battery is fitted to the bike, can the battery switch be in the ON position when charging? I ask because I currently have 58.1V and when the battery is OFF the charger does not charge it lights up green. When I switch the battery on, the charger starts to work. Hence my...

Charging jack 58.3V