thaeber
Well-known member
Thanks mate! My body scale says 25.8 kg with the Vivid Air. With the Cane Creek it will be slightly over 26 kg. Including the 600g Shimano Saint Pedals.
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Dengfu E10 - Build-up
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Afifz
Member
Just wanted to ask if this hole os for the charging port?
Left side of the frame above the motor.
Left side of the frame above the motor.
Bigchris
New Member
Afifz
Member
LOL, no its was there when I got it....Did you just drill straight through the frame? I can't find where the charger goes!
Frame just turned up out of the blue (ordered 3rd March), thought it was still in China. Thankfully no import tax to pay? It looks great, I don't feel the need to paint it, maybe I'll cut some vinyl decals later on. Motor and batts arrived a month ago. Off we go!!!
Afifz
Member
Your frame finishing looks really good. Mine wasn't and I was compelled to paint it after realisation that vinyl wrapping isn't so easy...
Ended up wrapping only the bottom part to mask the poor fit of the battery cover...
Awesome!Your frame finishing looks really good. Mine wasn't and I was compelled to paint it after realisation that vinyl wrapping isn't so easy...
Ended up wrapping only the bottom part to mask the poor fit of the battery cover...
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Ryan Underwood
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Mate, that colour is awesome. Would you mind telling me what colour it is?Your frame finishing looks really good. Mine wasn't and I was compelled to paint it after realisation that vinyl wrapping isn't so easy...
Ended up wrapping only the bottom part to mask the poor fit of the battery cover...
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Afifz
Member
Thanks mate. Sure the colour is called silver grey and the colour code is RAL 7001. Should be available from most manufacturers.
Lucky Luke
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thaeber
Well-known member
Very Nice! The favorite coulor of the Daltons ?
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Lucky Luke
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[QUOTE = "mgx, publicación: 308059, miembro: 15772"]
Lindo. ¿Puede especificar los beneficios del control de comandos + pantalla grande de Luna? ¿Puedes hacer capturas de pantalla de todas las configuraciones disponibles allí? Me pregunto, ya que la pantalla básica de bafang tiene todo aquí, pero tal vez me esté perdiendo algo.
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Well, basically I had two reasons to change, one the pushbutton system made me make mistakes very often, even sometimes on ramps I had to stop because instead of raising the assistance I lowered it and on the other hand, as I only saw the screen of speed battery management was pretty bad
Excuse me for my bad english
Very important
Lindo. ¿Puede especificar los beneficios del control de comandos + pantalla grande de Luna? ¿Puedes hacer capturas de pantalla de todas las configuraciones disponibles allí? Me pregunto, ya que la pantalla básica de bafang tiene todo aquí, pero tal vez me esté perdiendo algo.
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Well, basically I had two reasons to change, one the pushbutton system made me make mistakes very often, even sometimes on ramps I had to stop because instead of raising the assistance I lowered it and on the other hand, as I only saw the screen of speed battery management was pretty bad
Excuse me for my bad english
Very important
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Funfunfun
Member
Hi, i am thinking of programming the bafang m600 motor. Has any body got any recommendations....
I found this recommended free resource E-Bike Conversion – Software - download program and then i need to purchase a relevant USB cable and connect.
Interested to hear what others have done. cheers Nick
I found this recommended free resource E-Bike Conversion – Software - download program and then i need to purchase a relevant USB cable and connect.
Interested to hear what others have done. cheers Nick
captainhightop
Active member
m600/500 are canbus so that software won't work (for BBSHD/01/02), checkout the bafang BESST tool and the info on endlesssphere for m600 programming. You can use a generic canbus device and software if you know what you're doing too by the looks of that thread.
endless sphere m600 thread
endless sphere m600 thread
Malagni84
New Member
Hi , can any body help me in the picture attached that i took from this thread, right at the beginning, there is a cable tidy under the battery lock mechanism which i high lighted. I received my frame like a week ago i have sprayed it etc and upon building it back up i noticed that i have a massive gap under the battery mechanism with a hole in the lock mechanism that looks as though it should have a holing bolt in but no rivnut like the other cable tidies, no aluminium plate tidy cables , no bolt, no spacer, nothing, just a 10mm gap under the battery lock mech on mine..... i will take a pic when i can, has anybody else had this issue? and what should i do? contact melody? only now i have sprayed the frame is it too late?
Sunburntwily
Member
My frame is as yours just a gap. They deleted that bit in the pic. But apparently we have a stronger battery cover? (supposedly)
Waynemarlow
E*POWAH Master
This software was for the BBS02 and HD series, not the M600. Be nice if it was though as his software was pretty good already some years back on the BBS02 I had.
Malagni84
New Member
Thank you for the reply, it has made me feel marginally better knowing an answer and that I'm not the only one, but as an engineer I'm really struggling to accept that, it looks like it should be there and if I was honest all that weight on that top bit it makes sense that it should be there.... I think I'm going to message Melody anyway and see what has gone on.... The picture I ripped on this thread wasn't all that long before I received mine so it seems odd to me....
I don't have it ever so far it's been ok jumps and drops when you think about it the battery weight is on the down tube and bottom part
Malagni84
New Member
Sorry to revive an old part but I too used to grease pivot links, mainly just the shaft as they are sealed bearings and was going through a fair few bearings ... I spoke to a bike mechanic at my LBS and he went mental at me, he said no wonder you keep going through them if you are greasing them, all you are doing is creating an area that loves to attract dirt and as you use the travel allowing that to be worked into the bearings, he said Never grease pivot links they are sealed bearings for a reason or older bikes with self lubricating material like brass for a reason.... it made sense at the time and I got to admit since I listened to his advice I haven't changed one since.....i marked related spots with red circles. i am parktool guy, so green lube from PT used. But any apropriate will do. In past i used from ATE Germany. Picture i used is bogdans machine
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Malagni84
New Member
Yeh I get it and both top and bottom would have to rip through the frame before they actually come out, I guess that's why engineers almost always over engineer.... Just seems odd to change the design but leave the bracket with a mounting hole as it makes it look unfinished) something missing....
Sunburntwily
Member
Yes I can imagine. Just a theory, but you might find that the earlier frame did not have a backing piece behind the lock. these new ones do. This stops the lock from being pushed up the frame and gives added strength. So there is no need for the third /top screw. And lets be honest if you are making 1000 frames and you can save 10c on the frame that's a whopping $100 saving. But this is just a theory. I think I might be wrong there looking closer at your pick it looks like there might be a backing piece sp maybe talking out rump.
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First revision haven't screw but insert is available on frame to fix the wire guide. It was enough to install an longer screw to solidarise the assembly. this allowed me to make my battery fixing reinforcements
Malagni84
New Member
Mine actually looks like this (managed to get a picture today) empty there is a discoloured patch where there might have been something but there was nothing in the box or bags it came with so I assume it wasn't there from manufacturing
Puschtrale
Active member
Here is my build
captainhightop
Active member
Jury's still out on the tan walled tyres for me though, but frame color looks very nice.
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