JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
the bafang company is still in design, They just got some measurements from us the day before yesterday
M820 Bafang - LIGHTCARBON LCE930 Frame (lightweight)
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@JimLee-Lightcarbon, what I meant is that to me it doesn't look like the hole alignes with the battery:
So, if there is charging port directly on the battery, without any cable for it, hole should be directly above the charging port on the battery, right? And according to my sketch, it looks like it is few cm off.
I am sure that you have already figured everything out, I am just curious.
So, if there is charging port directly on the battery, without any cable for it, hole should be directly above the charging port on the battery, right? And according to my sketch, it looks like it is few cm off.
I am sure that you have already figured everything out, I am just curious.
temon10
Well-known member
It seems the bottle will hit rearshock
Got the motor kit, but seller forgot to putt the display and remote in the box
Waiting for the battery and frame. Motor is quite small, or I have big hands.
Jim
M820 kit comes with 40T sprocket, did You used this one in the test bike ?
Regards
Waiting for the battery and frame. Motor is quite small, or I have big hands.
Jim
M820 kit comes with 40T sprocket, did You used this one in the test bike ?
Regards
Got the motor kit, but seller forgot to putt the display and remote in the box
Waiting for the battery and frame. Motor is quite small, or I have big hands.
Jim
M820 kit comes with 40T sprocket, did You used this one in the test bike ?
Regards
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Where you get this kit?
That’s good for the battery
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
The charging port is located at the very end of the battery, and the battery does not fully reach the end of the down tube, so it can completely match the opening on the frame@JimLee-Lightcarbon, what I meant is that to me it doesn't look like the hole alignes with the battery:
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So, if there is charging port directly on the battery, without any cable for it, hole should be directly above the charging port on the battery, right? And according to my sketch, it looks like it is few cm off.
I am sure that you have already figured everything out, I am just curious.
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
yes, the bottle cage battery in the photo can touch the rear shock, so now we ask bafang make a new battery,It seems the bottle will hit rearshock
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
the newest battery's mold will be finished in the end of this month, and bafang will test it and then profuce it, so normally about at end of May of in June
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
the motor is so cute, small but power,Got the motor kit, but seller forgot to putt the display and remote in the box
Waiting for the battery and frame. Motor is quite small, or I have big hands.
Jim
M820 kit comes with 40T sprocket, did You used this one in the test bike ?
Regards
View attachment 111398 View attachment 111399
Our recommended chainrings are a minimum of 32T and a maximum of 38T, the 40T we have no test it.
I have to do a bit of the study there as the sensor which came with my motor have 8 pin connector. Sugested SR SD021.01 sensor have 4 pins + a bit different shape of the connector itself, so it might not fitt. But I think there should be no problem to use the new square sensor on the existing frame.
Option number 1 is to screw the sensor on the designed place (maybe with a bit of the offset) and just get a magnet for the wheel spoke.
Option number 2 is to prepare a magnet bracket just under the brake caliper. If cable length will be sufficient I will try to make a bracket for the sensor and use magnet on the brake disc.
EDIT:
Just measured cable length of SR SD071.02 and from the mounting bolt to the connector there is 50cm of cable, which is a bit too short for option 2.
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JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
Each holes has a rubber grommet, We have not tried installing SPD SDO71， but we have the Installation Instructions for 071。
SD021:
SD071:
Hey all,
can somebody explain how it his headsed, shown on LCE930 page supposed to work?
![20230113161205_48042[1].jpg](https://www.emtbforums.com/attachments/20230113161205_48042-1-jpg.112553/ "20230113161205_48042[1].jpg")
I don't see any cups, that would be pressed into the frame?
@JimLee-Lightcarbon: Does frame come with the cups already pressed into the frame? or are bearings supposed to be placed directly in the carbon headtube? Or are any metal inserts moulded in the frame?
Who is the manufacturer of the headset? any info online? what would be the alternative?
From the picture, it doesn't look watertight, dust tight. I am not that happy with this cable routing trough headset. It just doesn't look robust enough. And if water is getting inside, bearing could be damaged rather quiclky. Also it would drip, down the downtube, to the motor, where connectors and battery are.
Considering it comes with the compression plug, It looks like it was designed to be on a carbon steerer road bike, and not in a mud infested eMTB.
I don't know, we shall see.
can somebody explain how it his headsed, shown on LCE930 page supposed to work?
I don't see any cups, that would be pressed into the frame?
@JimLee-Lightcarbon: Does frame come with the cups already pressed into the frame? or are bearings supposed to be placed directly in the carbon headtube? Or are any metal inserts moulded in the frame?
Who is the manufacturer of the headset? any info online? what would be the alternative?
From the picture, it doesn't look watertight, dust tight. I am not that happy with this cable routing trough headset. It just doesn't look robust enough. And if water is getting inside, bearing could be damaged rather quiclky. Also it would drip, down the downtube, to the motor, where connectors and battery are.
Considering it comes with the compression plug, It looks like it was designed to be on a carbon steerer road bike, and not in a mud infested eMTB.
I don't know, we shall see.
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I think you have valid questions. I think ICS headset cable routing is stupid. But the way the masses go we are forced to follow. Mountain bikes are not to be pretty they are to get dirty.
JimLee-Lightcarbon
Lightcarbon
check the photo, we have no the cups you want, and if you want, you can use other brand head set for the frame,
the head set is our OE products,
the head set is our OE products,
Which Frame or painting is this?
Tantan had a frame on Alibaba they were shopping around. When I inquired about it they said it had been bought with exclusive rights. That frame looks exactly like the drawing they had.
Hallo @JimLee-Lightcarbon , does the frame already have the new UDH standard for the new Sram Eagle Transmission circuit? I've seen Karbon bike use this circuit on your frame.
How far are the L-frames, can you already give a delivery date ?
How far are the L-frames, can you already give a delivery date ?
temon10
Well-known member
it won't ran 205x60, already advice them to make 205 rearshock version but always said it will break the frame
My birthday is beginning of June, I think my gift will be late…
The M820 looks much smaller than the ep8!
temon10
Well-known member
where will u get 43v BMS? Or U wanna try with 48v BMS?
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