Finally I found a forum where the yosepower kits are discussed at length!
Olle from Sweden here. I have read the whole thread and learned a couple of new things.
I'm looking to buy a 28" kit rear wheel hub, preferably with a cassette. Since I need 28" and am not in the mood to re-spoke anything I will have to settle with the 36v version as for now. I wonder however about battery. I'd like to be able to do the "solder" mod to the controller and I don't want the battery to be a bottle neck for me. At the same time I want the most Ah/£ My commute is 13km one way and very flat. I do however sometimes ride with a trailer for the kids. So, would the battery supplied in the kit with the 28" 36V version work for me or do I need to look elsewhere?
Also, is the soldering mod even possible with the controller integrated into the battery rack?
,Olle
Olle from Sweden here. I have read the whole thread and learned a couple of new things.
I'm looking to buy a 28" kit rear wheel hub, preferably with a cassette. Since I need 28" and am not in the mood to re-spoke anything I will have to settle with the 36v version as for now. I wonder however about battery. I'd like to be able to do the "solder" mod to the controller and I don't want the battery to be a bottle neck for me. At the same time I want the most Ah/£ My commute is 13km one way and very flat. I do however sometimes ride with a trailer for the kids. So, would the battery supplied in the kit with the 28" 36V version work for me or do I need to look elsewhere?
Also, is the soldering mod even possible with the controller integrated into the battery rack?
,Olle