The trouble with used e-bikes is the paucity of aftermarket replacement parts at a reasonable price. For most regular non-e-bikes parts other than the actual frame can be substituted and are usually switched out by owners for personal preference. The electronics including e bike motors need to...
I have 2 29" acoustic and 1 27.5 PLUS commencal meta power. I roll over things and don't launch. Mostly NorCal and Sedona single track. The footprint of 27.5 plus yields great traction on almost all surfaces. Most shredders are youngsters who are seeking to launch and I can't speak for that part...
So two near ide tical rides back to back. ( Auburn, CA both days little trail smoke so while NORCAL is on fire , we even watched the River fire from a peak blow up) so if I did it right the first ride. Whick is titled Analogue is on my ripmo af and my second one is on my commencal meta power...
Well I was riding with my boost obsessed buddy on a super hot NorCal day and my bike shot out an error code and turned off . It all got too hot. Back in trail it was fine. Yes extremely unscientific!!
Plus if you're one of those fanatics that rides all the time and boost then whatever is going on with your battery you shouldn't be doing that they didn't design these motors to run boost all the time the battery draw is way too much and they get too hot and they degrade even faster so if you...
How much is lost ? So from what I've read previously to this post is that one of a stack of 10 batteries and there are five stacks has decreased performance and is putting out a voltage less than the 3.6 think that's the number that is within specs. So that one bad cell is responsible for the...
Does all this translate to less mileage and less elevation from one full charge? I can definitely agree with Shimano and rejecting all of these claims if in fact you can't prove significantly decreased mileage or elevation I don't see how in the world you have a issue.
Okay so you're using some kind of app that measures the total charge that the battery carries after being fully charged by an oem Shimano charger is that correct? So I bought a second battery when my first battery was giving me I guess around 80% of its original energy but it was fully charged...
Just to be sure on this statement 80% does that mean that it charges to all five bars and then you get 20% less miles before the battery turns off or 20% less climbing or both or is there something else that is being measured
I've never used these tires nor do I live in this colder climate as you do. You're using the wire bead with a tube I would suggest you go for the new ones that just came out that are foldable and you run them tubeless if and only if there are sealants that are viscous at the temperatures that...
So forget for a second whether you should ever fully charge your battery, I charge my battery using the stock Shimano charger and then it turns off. My first question is: how much of the total charge that was put into the battery is lost for 24 hours when off the charger and second question is...
Here's another way on e8000 to maximize what the motors inertia will accomplish for you is if you go out riding on relatively up and not too steep but a roller coaster type of stuff and you'll find that if you let the bike slow down too much on the way up the hill vis-à-vis what gear you're in...
Funny that you say that because you can feel the inertia stored in the engine and I use it all the time if you match your effort directly to the store inertia the bike is much easier to ride with the battery off so whether or not you say there is one and I know you take things apart I know you...
My experience is entirely with the Shimano e8000. I have recently been experimenting with getting greater distance out of a single battery charge with the 504 battery.commencal meta power.
1. There is some kind of spinning device in the motor that stores rotational speed. The easiest way to...
Some of the videos I have watched seem a bit extreme. There are people who want to have the ability to have a completely off the grid life for extended periods of time not using fossil fuel. And on The other extreme are the people who are going to spend the night or two out and don't have a plug.
Agreed. I'm using a pixel 4a which is too tiny for my paws. I get so lazy doing voice to text via the Google app, that I forget to instruct Google to insert punctuation. And then I realize that half the words are misinterpreted by Google. So, I've been using abbreviations that don't make any...
So how finickey is a oem Shimano charger ? It's working voltage is 100- 240 volts I believe. I'm sure a pure sine wave inverter is obviously a better item than the $69 Walmart variety. But is there any hard data on the need for a pricey sine wave inverter. I do understand that amongst the hard...