xtraman122
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My BBSHD was damn near silent too, great motor.All my bbshd builds had nylon gears. The last motor was on 36000km before it gained electrical gremlins. They push close to 1500w peek
My BBSHD was damn near silent too, great motor.All my bbshd builds had nylon gears. The last motor was on 36000km before it gained electrical gremlins. They push close to 1500w peek
Yeah I absolutely loved mine, 160nm and silent at full wack. In fact a shunt modded bbshd pushing out 4000-4500w with a metal reduction gear is still around 10 times more quiet then the m560My BBSHD was damn near silent too, great motor.
All my bbshd builds had nylon gears. The last motor was on 36000km before it gained electrical gremlins. They push close to 1500w peek
I don’t know of one, it’s annoying that it requires it, but I guess is all part of the silly speed laws related to e-bikes.Is it possible, for example, in the event of a failure, to make the m560 engine work without a speed sensor? apparently, there is no problem with this in the m620
I can confirm my M560 has reduced power from 20% down. The behaviour seems to be capped at mode 3 of 5. Modes 1-3 seem to work normally, modes 4 & 5 seem capped at mode 3 assistance.As you writing, M560 is starting to reduce power from 20%. From 10% it is noticeable a lot. All Bafangs are doing it.
One trick to avoid this is to put there BBR and in Battery mode 2 (will show Voltage instead of SOC %) power limitation is gone. Using it when returning home and when I know I can make it also with full power.
Can you screenshot from the bafang app? This info is not very clear with regards of the controller fw.This is what I see from the info section of the bike display. 1009BF.
As for overrun, it's a fraction of a second, just enough to skip a pedal if I need to glide over a rock. I certainly wouldn't want less overrun. With my limited experience i'd say the overrun is perfect and consistent with my friends M600 on a similar bike.
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I’ve never used a Bafang app. I’ll see if I can download it and let you know.C
Can you screenshot from the bafang app? This info is not very clear with regards of the controller fw.
The bafang app is useful if You want to change ride parameters without hooking up to BESST.I’ve never used a Bafang app. I’ll see if I can download it and let you know.
You need to put 250kms on it before it will start to quiten down, the gears seem to need to "wear" into mesh with each other. Both my M600 and M820 were awful sounding until they had a bit of mileage on them. The M510 I have was quiet straight off.I have two friends I ride with, one with an M620 and another with an M600. The M620 is crazy loud, but the M600 is incredibly quiet compared to my M560. I’d say my motor noise is not offensive but I am a bit disappointed it’s so loud vs the M600 and I really can’t understand why.
If only that was true. Mine got louder after 250km. And kept getting louder till it completely failed just after 2000km. If your motor sounds like an army of DeWalt drills chasing you down trail, then putting more use into it won't fix the problem. If it's anything like mine, there would be bearly any grease in the motor from factory.You need to put 250kms on it before it will start to quiten down, the gears seem to need to "wear" into mesh with each other. Both my M600 and M820 were awful sounding until they had a bit of mileage on them. The M510 I have was quiet straight off.
Bit like all those E10 frames that you are purporting to be breaking up, seems I have both good quiet engines and a good frame.If only that was true. Mine got louder after 250km
Unfortunately I can’t access the Bafang app with my bike according to the brand (Hybridizer). I tried anyway and the app won’t find my bike so I guess they have a tweaked FW. The screen (in frame) does have a Hybridizer splash screen so I assume this.The bafang app is useful if You want to change ride parameters without hooking up to BESST.
Wayne, don't worry your pretty little face. It's been replaced by Bafang.Bit like all those E10 frames that you are purporting to be breaking up, seems I have both good quiet engines and a good frame.
@dazirl you must be one of those unlucky souls that always seem to be the recipient of the worst one of any brand.
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