He can supply with or without hall sensors and also has an in-wheel speed limiter sensor option utilizing the spare 9th wire in the weatherproof plug and socket he is going to retro fit for an extra $10.
This will match my existing cabling I have, so I can do a straight replacement of my existing 100mm wide motor (an YPW01, the first motor TETS of Cambridge used in their first conversion kit).
I have also bought his matching controller and led handlebar display and he is going to customize them to add a cruise control.
All my systems are 24v but he can also provide 36v.
The hub shafts have a 10mm flat and can't be reduced because the motor cable exits through the shaft unlike the crystalite.
It's early days, I doubt it will all work first time and I am sure it will need some tweaking.
btw: just got back from a lovely afternoon ride in the sun. I made a detour and visited the local community orchard, picked some apples, raided my local secret patch of cultivated blackberries and can smell the crumble cooking in the oven as I type. I will have to stop now and go a make some custard to go with the crumble. Just another advantage of being an Ebiker
Great, is this with or without sensors? Are you getting this for a Brompton?
I'll look forward to hearing how it goes. I'm also wondering if it would be possible to machine the axle flats to fit into the same (standard width) dropout that my crystalyte does so that the wheels can be interchangeable.
