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I can try. It is again wrong translation from Bafang. ;) This parameter is max rotor RPMs. So if your motor is reaching lets say 120RPM cadence max and you would set to 50% then your motor will end at 60RPM. It does not have anything with your actual speed (due to rear shifter). This RPM speed...

Hello. No, not possible to change Speed limit or Circumference over GO+ app. With BBR installed, you can switch between speed limitis on the go and many more functions.

Hello Rob, Go for 43V or 48V battery. Recently I saw Bafang started to ship 43V motors with reduced power to 10A. Dont know why. You can flash there then 43V and 13A firmware. Or better to go for 48V and firmware v12.1 which is from April 2024. Can help you with this firmwares and settings...

If you will be pushing harder also more overheat. And I have a bad experience with this. Somehow on M600 and M510 I did not get any temperature error even at 132 C degre. Price of BBR starts at 160 Eur, must be connected permanently and can trick the battery and set speed limits. K1 Flash is...

Check K1 eBikes – Bafang Tuning and Services , Flash with firmware update cost 150 eur with shipping. Or old Flash page: https://forms.gle/WtscxJqLi1zkGk2n7 If you want 95Nm, you should have buy M510. It is not that easy to raise power of ebike motors. 75Nm for such a small motor is great...

Hello. Check also K1 Flash. No hassle with Besst, passwords, Python, and domains. And comes also with firmwares on SD card + my support. ;)

Best looking frame! Shame they are gone. I am still wondering, how people have problems with bottles on enduro/fr bikes. ;)

Hello. Not possible to switch voltages from a display. Depends what firmware voltage you flash into motor. M560 was till now only 48V, but recently show up 52V firmware with 22A. Other solution how to run with 52V battery and 48V 25A firmware (then peaking over 1300W) is to use K1 BBR - it is...

It is good, also with power adjustment support. Over K1 Flash, Besst Pro, Go+ or DPC010

New version is much less louder. It is not taking so much attention of near people at least. Here is a comparison video. Hope people can decide now. I am satisfied, staying with this motor, it is lot of fun. Check also Description in a video.

New Bafang display DPC 080 -

And what about underwater test. In a week or two motor would starts to have power on/of issues after such a submerge. ;) It is beta version of M560 though. On action cam it may sound louder. Also microphone is closer to motor. And there is a new grease inside motor...

Thats right. But here it was snapping nylon gear quite a lot. And what is funny, in the Bafang factory tour video they showing an accoustic test room. Just looks like all the employee there are completely deaf and also the microphones in that silence room are all broken. ;)

Hello Azure. Yes, it is very first version of M560. Will record video of latest one soon. Then you can compare. Dont understand why Bafang dont wanna put nylon into 500W version. In M600 it holds for me with no problem, and I was still pushing it on full power, even on 43V firmware with 48V...

Thats just fine, it is not offering anything. Do not expect it will offer you something soon. ;) For me it offered firmware only twice (out of hundreds) and did offer me just wrong voltage of new firmware. If you click yes, then you will be getting voltage error. And you will be finding correct...

You are ok. Ver 8.1 is the latest from Bafang. But I saw 3 versions of v8.1 - according bin file size. There is now firmware v5.1 36V for FC2.1 , works also with FC2.0 And v6.1 48V for FC2.1

Yes, v1.5 seems legit. ;)

Here is 52V firmware. Have not tried yet though. Anybody tried 48V 750W with 52V battery? That must be sweet. ;)

Take M560 if you ok with sound. It is a sweetspot in power - 1250W and it is not overheating as much as M600, which is great. Also pedalling is fine and power distribution. Finally some controller user-configurable power settings. (UART has many many more :) There is throttle locked to 45kmh...

What do u think, should be that seal unevenly like that?