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I think @TCFlowClyde is running a 210 x 55 shock with no issues. Or do You want to go bigger?

Are You happy with the brakes? Did You ever test them?

Therefore I would go with a 216 mm damper with mullet wheels and finetune with 2mm offset bushings..

I found 77x73x1000 mm on Amazon Germany. Price is 320€, quite expensive. Would 1000mm be enough to build 2 cases?

Great! Thanks!

Could You please measure the outer / inner diameter of the housing?

This link does not work in Germany. What is the correct diameter for the tube?

This is what I took as reference - Your picture on the scale, 966 g for the aluminum housing without end caps

The density of the cfk tube is appr, 1.5 g/cm3, aluminum is 2.7 g/cm3. So You can save roughly 400g if You use same wall thickness..

That was just a quick random pick, but there are many shops on Alibaba: Check out this product on Alibaba App Glänzendes oder mattes geschmiedetes Gewebe Kohle faser rohr Kohle faser rohrs tange Source Glänzendes oder mattes geschmiedetes Gewebe Kohle faser rohr Kohle faser rohrs tange on...

The 930 geo states BB height is at 335 only. This means at 160/150 mm travel, the BB height fully compressed is at appr. 180mm only, so ground clearance with 165 mm crank is 15mm only. The CEF50 BB height is 360. By checking the geo of the 930 again, I found a mistake in the geo logic: BB drop...

What diameter is the aluminum housing? Wouldn’t it be easy to buy a matching carbon tube and use this as housing?

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate!!!

Where did You buy the controller? Link? Thanks mate!

….and the VERY low BB height…

And then You need to push them for a frame redesign, allowing to pull the battery out of the downtube without removing the motor (like Rocky Mountain etc.) That would be perfect for me 😊

You need to remove ca. 3mm along this area of the yoke to clear the seattube. I used only 1 offset bushing on the yoke side, reducing installed length to 214mm.

Thats exactly what they do with M500/510. 48V = 14A limit. 43V = 16A limit. 36V = 18A limit.

Hmmm.. this means 6 x 21700 cells in a row is max., summing up to 420 mm. Using the original housing means 42 cells (6 in a row at 70 mm each, 7 per row according to the cell holders, = 42 cells). Not good for a 48v configuration. The 36V option 720Wh seams to be a very good choice..