Bafang reliability (my experience - OVERWHLMINGLY POSITIVE!)
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Do you ever 0.0000000001% to 99.999999999% disagree/agree/etc?
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That dude hasn't provided any evidence for his assertions. If you believe he has, please do point it out and provide links to substantiate.
Errrrr no.
Evidence? This is not a court...
....and you don't tell me what to do! I will read peoples posts and make up my own mind if I believe them to be credible or not. That applies to everyone! I'm minded to believe Voltsnamps has acheived what he says he has...
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The guy started by saying that it was possible to make a BBS** throttle dependent on pedalling, and that it was misleading and misinformation to say otherwise. Every time we ask him how, he makes excuses instead of providing the information. All he needs to do is show us how or admit that it was him that was misleading and spreading misinformation, and that would be the end of it.
When you read through the thread, you can see that he became ruder and ruder when he was politely asked for that information.
Why on earth would you believe something you haven't looked into thoroughly?Errrrr no.
Evidence? This is not a court...
....and you don't tell me what to do! I will read peoples posts and make up my own mind if I believe them to be credible or not. That applies to everyone! I'm minded to believe Voltsnamps has acheived what he says he has...
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I’m not gonna get drawn in to your bullying again… but guy pops up and says he’s done something and then is attacked by a bunch of people who haven’t…
Whether he has or hasn’t… who cares?? It’s not worth being nasty about.
Not that I’m even remotely interested, as I don’t have a throttle on mine, but there’s no reason this couldn’t be achieved… the sensors/hardware is all there, the rest is just software. If there’s open source software available anyone could take that and modify it to do what they want, build it and flash it and done.
I think I’m about done with this forum too…
Whether he has or hasn’t… who cares?? It’s not worth being nasty about.
Not that I’m even remotely interested, as I don’t have a throttle on mine, but there’s no reason this couldn’t be achieved… the sensors/hardware is all there, the rest is just software. If there’s open source software available anyone could take that and modify it to do what they want, build it and flash it and done.
I think I’m about done with this forum too…
It is important because some of us spent hours going through his links, which were all dead-ends, and anybody else reading his post would do the same.
If you read the thread, you'll see I'm interested in UK legal Bafang mid-drives like the BBS01B, not the BBS02 or BBSHD. I'm certainly not taking the word of someone who provides no details about something which isn't mentioned anywhere else. Especially since he appears to be touting for trade - I made a perfectly reasonable offer of sauerkraut. Controllers aren't free (usually). Brick your own BBS01B controller on his say so if you wish.
Ha ha ha - what jolly japes..... 
For what it's worth, I disagree with Mr Ed, about the friendliness of the forum towards newcomers. Frankly - it is a ridiculous statement to suggest that newcomers are arrogantly dismissed. On the contrary, what I see are expert people like NielS and Saneagle and others, spending a lot of time patiently helping people who have just joined because their e-bike doesn't work. Some of these folks are very far from well versed in tools and bikes and the helpers nevertheless spend ages patiently trying to get to the bottom of the sometimes less than well described problems. The number of successes from this careful assistance is quite high over time.
Mr Ed is I think maybe thinking about the fact that very expert people poured cold water on his idea about how worthwhile regenerative braking is on a bicycle. I think the 'naysayers' had the upper hand in the physics department. It isn't worthwhile and they said so. It's the truth. A bad idea is a bad idea - end of discussion.
As for Volts&s - almost the entire posting record of that individual is bad tempered, hectoring argumentativeness. Screw loose somewhere there. Tools may be needed to correct.
For what it's worth, I disagree with Mr Ed, about the friendliness of the forum towards newcomers. Frankly - it is a ridiculous statement to suggest that newcomers are arrogantly dismissed. On the contrary, what I see are expert people like NielS and Saneagle and others, spending a lot of time patiently helping people who have just joined because their e-bike doesn't work. Some of these folks are very far from well versed in tools and bikes and the helpers nevertheless spend ages patiently trying to get to the bottom of the sometimes less than well described problems. The number of successes from this careful assistance is quite high over time.
Mr Ed is I think maybe thinking about the fact that very expert people poured cold water on his idea about how worthwhile regenerative braking is on a bicycle. I think the 'naysayers' had the upper hand in the physics department. It isn't worthwhile and they said so. It's the truth. A bad idea is a bad idea - end of discussion.
As for Volts&s - almost the entire posting record of that individual is bad tempered, hectoring argumentativeness. Screw loose somewhere there. Tools may be needed to correct.
Errrrr no.
Evidence? This is not a court...
....and you don't tell me what to do! I will read peoples posts and make up my own mind if I believe them to be credible or not. That applies to everyone! I'm minded to believe Voltsnamps has acheived what he says he has...
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Why do you think this is 'telling you what to do?'Guerney said:
He begins with a conditional clause -'If you believe he has'.
Then he politely invites you to provide a link - 'please do point it out and provide links to substantiate.'
I also offered sauerkraut, well known to improve mood... but to no avail
That ship is not for turning. Perhaps kimchi would have been a more attractive incentive? I can also do kimchi.A psychologist explains how fermented foods, like kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut, could potentially help improve your mood.
Benefits of Fermented Food for your Mental Health
CLEVELAND – Kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut are just some of the fermented foods that research has shown could help boost your health. And not just your physical health, but your mental health too. “Eating fermented foods is a powerful tool for nurturing your mental health by changing your...
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Actually, having tried Sauerkraut and Kimchi, and found them both pretty obnoxious, I might have to think again about whether such an act was friendly.... Hmmmm.I also offered sauerkraut, well known to improve mood... but to no avail
A psychologist explains how fermented foods, like kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut, could potentially help improve your mood.
Benefits of Fermented Food for your Mental Health
CLEVELAND – Kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut are just some of the fermented foods that research has shown could help boost your health. And not just your physical health, but your mental health too. “Eating fermented foods is a powerful tool for nurturing your mental health by changing your...newsroom.clevelandclinic.org
I can't eat those things, so I have to stay in a bad mood for my whole life. Please take pity on me.Actually, having tried Sauerkraut and Kimchi, and found them both pretty obnoxious, I might have to think again about whether such an act was friendly.... Hmmmm.
No! Fk Off!!
Speaking of food, on my ride this morning, I breezed pasta little hostelry and got this for under £10 before heading off to Spadeadam Bombing range. Put some spine into me and I braved the Apache Heli firing range.
Bacon and Egg Bap with passable coffee £9 and some pennies.
I was wondering whether to suggest natto to as an alternative... but given it's been voted the world's most disgusting food, I decided doing so would be a provocation. Reminds me, must make more natto.
Japan’s most polarising superfood?
The Japanese have long hailed natto as a superfood – but its ammonia-like smell and mucus-like consistency make the fermented soybean dish a turnoff for many.
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This dude swears by it:
"His diet is also designed to keep him fighting fit, consisting mostly of fish, vegetables, miso soup, seaweed and natto, a fermented soybean dish."
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