Aha! OK so season is a complete bicycle , yose power is a kit?Season is the brand of ebikes Yose sell, when they have any in stock that is.
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It would appear so, but then the Season bikes on Yosepower site have Bafang motors, so who knows.season is a complete bicycle
I wouldn't worry too much, they are quite likely to have been built in the same factory. Hub motors like this are generally pretty robust and don't give any trouble. If it helps, Yosepower's CS seems to be fairly good.as long as they are the same build quality
I second that... I do hate inconsistency in a companies supply and manufacturing system, but hey that's progress for you, I suppose on one side it's better than branding everything YOSE but changing the make and model under the hood and not telling anyone.Yosepower's CS seems to be fairly good
I always use the stuff from the wheel I take off the bike...rim tape
I personally will not be in the market for a YOSE hub in the near future, if I came into some hard cash I would look at a front 350w hub from elsewhere as the last time I looked YOSE did not do a 350w front.Lishui controller/LCD
Rim tape is always essential.I guess you don't necessarily need it but for those who want to maintain the life of their tube, it might be a good small investment. Got some Velox cotton rim tape myself.
Haha where did you get velox rim tape, I went into an old style bicycle shop here in the Azores to find some and he gave me an old tube and told me to cut it , been wrestling with it tonight AAARGH!! Waslooking on the bay co uk and they had all hitech stuff?? Now I know the name I will search but postage to here is always muito dinheiroMy kit arrived there earlier this week and I just wanted to make those who are buying one of these kits for the first time aware that you'll also have to buy some rim tape on the side as the wheel that comes from Yosepower does not have one on it. I guess you don't necessarily need it but for those who want to maintain the life of their tube, it might be a good small investment. Got some Velox cotton rim tape myself.
Damn was looking at getting another hub when they get more in stock, could we not use an after market kt controller and LCD.? With the hub, possibly ?Rim tape is always essential.
You can use any after market controller/lcd combo and practically any motor, KT is available widely.Damn was looking at getting another hub when they get more in stock, could we not use an after market kt controller and LCD.? With the hub, possibly ?
Ooh nice - I'd swap this cold December here in Blighty for your 14 degrees , even the rain thats heading your way at the weekend and your costly postage any day!Azores
Any more feedback on this topic?Hey all, I hope you're all well. Just ordered a Yosepower 350w 36v rear hub in silver, really excited for it to arrive! I have one question if anyone would have any input on the topic. I've gone through a lot of different forum posts and tutorial videos with regards to the rear hub motor and I keep seeing people advising to use a "torque arm". The Yosepower kit comes with some washers but no torque arm, is it a good idea to order a torque arm for extra safety? P.S the bike I'm converting is a Trek FX 3 which has an Alpha Gold Aluminium Frame. This aluminum frame is what has me wanting to go for the torque arm.
Thank you for infoI often use ordinary plastic insulating tape instesd of a rim tape - twice around the rim. It costs nearly nothing, and it's quick and easy to do.
Yes looking to get a 29 incher for a specialized hardrock 29 disc, hope they have one and any links you advise, the yose is for my wife, 26 inch aluminium bergYou can use any after market controller/lcd combo and practically any motor, KT is available widely.
If looking for another hub think about the AKM128 or 100, the 128 is great and is easier to peddle unassisted due to higher gearing ratio.