Riding a tuned or deristricted EMTB is not a trivial offence and can have serious legal consequences. Also, many manufacturers can detect the use of a tuning device or deristricting method and may decline a repair under warranty if it was modified from the intended original specification. Deristricting EMTB's can also add increased loads for motors and batteries. Riding above the local law limit may reclassify the bike as a low-powered bike, requiring insurance, registration and a number plate.
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Jep, it’s possible but not easy. You have to do it bike upside down and slightly force the motor armor back in place.Having the same problem did you manage to fit yours ?
Thanks for your help mate I'll give it a goJep, it’s possible but not easy. You have to do it bike upside down and slightly force the motor armor back in place.
Any pics of the install? Im about to try again on my 21 rail carbon frameRun the wires under the existing ones before plugging them in including the box.
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