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You could also check out the Hybrid pro 625 all road, this has the CX Performance gen 4 motor and its a similar price.

You think a car speedo is accurate ?

I had a Speedbox 3.0 fitted for 900 miles and now a Volspeed V3 for over 300 miles, no issues with either...

I used a Speedbox 3.0 for approx 900 miles and now a Volspeed V3 for 300, no problem with either.

I fitted one of these, great performance and only around £60.

Sorry, thought I'd be the first to get in there...:)

To be honest, it may not be as bad as the photo. You'll need to clamp the freehub body in a vice using soft jaws, so as not to damage it further, and using a chainwhip, apply pressure anticlockwise to each sprocket, it will be the larger ones that have caused the damage as these exert more...

Unfortunately, in time the steel cassette will eat into an aluminium freehub body.

If the pedal axle has a flange, like these Stamp pedals, then no need.

This?

Pedal Power or 50 cycles in Loughborough

I wouldn't worry about it, I have dynamic mode switched on, and I can't tell a difference as I find the gen 4 motor doesn't shut down abruptly anyway.

You need to be moving to set dynamic mode. Press walk button then + button briefly

You need to be moving to set dynamic mode.

You should be able to access the motor from the left side, the dark torx bolts hold the motor to the frame. upload a photo of the motor.

Take these readings with a massive pinch of salt... I've had the range read as high as 220 miles and the battery % stays in the low 50's, even with a full battery :oops:

Speedbox 3.0 is the latest version and good for 2014 on.

Although you can put the Volspeed into "workshop" mode to allow software updates, I'd recommend removing it for the update and then refitting.

Is there any evidence to prove that a lower max speed, 35kph/21mph makes a difference when trying to avoid error codes with the Volspeed V3, or is it more the fact that someone reported no issues after many miles and just happened to have a lower max speed setting, maybe just coincidence? When I...

Yes, that was my point... On my non-e road bike, I tend to cruise between 17-20mph, the max speed like all bikes, including (pedal assist) ebikes is dictated by gearing and the riders ability to push a high gear, I personally don't believe there should be any speed limit on pedal assisted...