Recent content by hugh21

I just bought a 2023 Norco fluid mtn bike - 29er, 12 speed. I tried to fit a spare BBS02 motor to it using a 42 tooth chainring with an 18 mm offset to the center hoping the chainline would be okay. The bottom brkt is 68mm but given the chainstay design which flares outward from the bottom brkt...

No worries about riding. I built 2 delta trikes. The one I use most has 20" wheels and runs a BBS02 with a 50T narrow/wide chainring. It is my go to ride, nice and low and though a bit heavy rides along at a nice steady 20 kph on the flat. The 2wd drive version with the Magic Pie motor was built...

The PAS setting was Basic (Pwr) but I did not set a starting wattage. In the setup menu I configured the battery, and set the PAS specs but at the time thought all the other important specs were set. You may have just nailed it. Either way, it is now on it's way back to the dealer.

The magic pie throttle connects directly to the Magic Pie controller using their connectors which are different than the ones Grin uses. Info in the GRIN 3.14 booklet supplied says for the cycle analyst to read voltage, etc you must at least run the green throttle wire through the cycle analyst...

I have 20 replies from them. A typical reply is Can you post picture's of your controller's wiring and the cycle analyst's wiring? My reply was to post 5 pictures of the wiring. A day later - It looks like the horn is not connected properly, also watch these 2 videos from Grin on how to hook up...

I built a delta trike, 2wd. Pedal power runs the left rear wheel via a jackshaft. The right is a Magic Pie 2 direct drive 1000 watt. Golden Motor CA sold me the CA version 3.14 along with the Grin 12 pole 2 wire sensor disc. The salesperson said the CA and disc were needed to have a working PAS...

Here's a picture of the fattie from 2018 using a smaller frame mounted battery And a picture of the trike with the Tongsheng

I have a KHS 500 fat bike with the BBSHD and a 17.5 A battery mounted on a home made rear rack. And I mostly ride on technical trails. This includes riding those same trails in winter down to around 20 below celcius. The motor has been rock solid reliable for 4 years now. The trails are tight...

Where I live it,s cold. I only ride my BBSHD equipped fat bike in temps of minus 20 C or warmer. The cold weather does affect the range. What I,ve done is make a cover from a piece of 3/8" blue foam used for sleeping mats. It,s duct taped to the bike and has a small flap at the top so the charge...

i just installed a BBSHD 1000 on my KHS 500 4 seasons fat bike. Got the 120mm version and a 42 tooth sprocket to go with it. Also installed a gear shift sensor and have but not installed yet the sensors for hydraulic brakes. The install went fairly easy, just needed about 1/8" of a spacer on...

These electric bikes are great, Ive got about 500k'ms on my 700c road bike now and it still makes me smile when i get on it. And now I've purchased a Giant brand mountain bike from Bikes and Beyond as well that this winter I may install a mid drive motor onto. Glad to hear your liking the...

Ha Ha I had a moment like that on my way to work a few days ago. Guy pulls up to me at a light, I,m in the top level of assist on my Bionx D500 road bike not wanting to arrive at work all sweated up, light turns green I start pedaling sitting upright and going 20 mph, i check my mirror, he,s...

Very nice, you are going to have some fun with that

I was very interested in the Yukon as well. I did purchase an EVO road style bike with the Bion x system from Portage Cycle on Portage Ave not to far from Polo Park area. I,ve only put 45 km,s on it so far but the warmer weather is coming. I wouldn't mind checking out your Yukon some time in...

I fit in the old guy demographic, 63 actually. A bit overweight and I own "gasp" 2 vehicles one is a 4 wheel drive nissan truck for winter because winter in Manitoba kinda sucks and a Miata for summer use which gets good mileage and is 24 years old. I have always liked bikes, powered and...