Hello everyone. I have posted on this forum before but it's so infrequently over the years that it's easier to start again. I'm frustrated enough with my Cyclon Elite 4kw co-axial CKD build that the last thing I need is more frustration looking for old forum names & passwords. It's the psuedo 'downhill' dual suspension job. I maybe wrong but there are some issues about the rear suspension that bring up an odd questionmark or 3 in regards true downhill MTB functionality, hopefully I'm proved wrong. I Think it will make a great commuter bike though.
I sent a letter to Paco:-
"With my bike the motor works without the chain. But as soon as I add the chain (& after making sure it's ok by rotating the pedals with my hands with the rear wheel off the ground & moving the gear leaver to see the derailleur go left-right-left correctly under the cogs & the gears change correctly) the motor dies when I flick the throttle & I have to disconnect 'n reconnect the wiring to get it working again, but dieing again if the chain's still on it or if I put it back on.
Any ideas?"
Paco replied by sending me a Chinese BMS bluetooth app, but somehow I don't think it's a BMS problem. Maybe some sort of safety cutout's cutting in for some reason......?
Do any of the wise brethren here have any ideas they want to share....
I sent a letter to Paco:-
"With my bike the motor works without the chain. But as soon as I add the chain (& after making sure it's ok by rotating the pedals with my hands with the rear wheel off the ground & moving the gear leaver to see the derailleur go left-right-left correctly under the cogs & the gears change correctly) the motor dies when I flick the throttle & I have to disconnect 'n reconnect the wiring to get it working again, but dieing again if the chain's still on it or if I put it back on.
Any ideas?"
Paco replied by sending me a Chinese BMS bluetooth app, but somehow I don't think it's a BMS problem. Maybe some sort of safety cutout's cutting in for some reason......?
Do any of the wise brethren here have any ideas they want to share....